Aloes:

Aloe has been known to contain healing properties for thousands of years, even the ancient Egyptians used it frequently and called it “the plant of immortality”. Aloe originally was native to the African continent. It found it’s way to North America and can now be found growing ‘natively’ in warm climates including the desert southwest of the U.S. and Mexico. It has been used for medicinal purposes to treat a great variety of problems; most commonly skin related disorders or wounds. However Aloe also relieves IBS and reduces diarrhea. Aloe also naturally increases your energy levels.

Slippery Elm (Ulmus rubra):

Slippery Elm is considered a digestive soother and detoxifier. It calms irritated mucus membranes, the stomach and intestines. Slippery elm coats inflamed surfaces and soothes irritated tissues, helping to protect them from injury and drawing out irritants and toxic substances. It has also shown to soothe inflammation by stimulating nerve endings in the stomach and intestines which in turn, results in the secretion of mucosal fluids. Slippery elm absorbs toxins from the bowels and thereby balances the intestinal flora while reducing constipation.

Bentonite Clay:

Bentonite is a clay that can safely be ingested. It absorbs water to form a gel and thereby works as a mild laxative and regulatory agent. The absorbing water bentonite essentially "traps" toxins into the gel it forms and helps to carry them out of your body without giving the body the chance to absorb these potentially harmful substances. When using bentonite it is advised to try and ingest more fluids to compensate for some of the water that is absorbed by this ingredient.