The book really isn't all that great (repetitive)...you can get all the information you need off of the clean website. However, I think the program is great. It was nice to have someone lay out what you should do to clean your system and eat really healthy.
My boyfriend and I have been slowly moving towards eating healthier and all organic so taking the next step and trying the clean program was a natural step forward for us. Although, it was not easy in the beginning (a few grumpy days at the start).
We wanted to use all the suggested supplements recommended in the Rebuild ingredient list, but $425 dollars for each of us is outrageous...so, here is what we did:
Nourish-Multivitamin and protein. We used Nature Made multivitamin for her (the general multivitamin did not have as many vitamins as listed on the nourish print out-also make sure you buy a reliable brand I recommend Nature Made or Schiff). For the protein we used RAW brown rice protein by Garden of Life. Please note the serving the package recommends is much higher than that of nourish so use 1/2 a scoop instead of a whole scoop). Multivitamin once dialy (morning) and protein morning and evening.
Move-Fiber. We used Supra Fiber by Sunsweet which is a blend of D'noir prune, blueberry, pomegranate, and acai berry fiber. We followed the suggested serving size. This is great fiber because it tastes awesome in juice. Personally I would not mix in the smoothie as suggested by the book, it tasted awful and gritty, but it is not bad in juice (we used Langer's juice). Use morning and evening.
Ease-Digestive enzymes. It was hard to find something that had all the digestive enzymes in it, so I settled for one that was pretty close. Multi-Enzyme High Potency Vegetarian Formula. Take with each meal.
Balance-SKRM. Unfortunately I was not able to find this so we aren't using.
Clear 1-Probiotics. We bought iFlora probiotics. I did some research on the company and they seem to be pretty respectable. Take with each meal.
Clear 2-Candibactin BR. I found this, but it was $62 dollars a bottle...I could not stomach that so we are not using this either. I only found one manufacturer Metagenics.
Encourage-Probiotic. Another probiotic...I just suggest getting a good quality probiotic. I wasn't able to find one that had 100% of the same strains. As said above we used iFlora.
Relief-Milk Thistle. The brand we got was Oregon's Wild Harvest. The only thing with this is that the serving size was much bigger than suggested by the Rebuild ingredient list. So instead of taking it with each meal, we just take one in the morning...I don't want to OD on anything.
As far as food goes it was a challenge to find some things that would work as snacks besides fruit and cooking the recommended crackers biscuits (don't get me wrong, I will cook, but sometimes it is nice to have a quick back up!!). Also beware just because it is a rice chip doesn't mean it is made from only rice. So many things we found had either soy or corn in them.
At our local health food stores we found some organic brown rice and wild rice cakes by Lundberg. Also Lara bars are awesome because there are many flavors you can have (ex:cashew cookie, key lime pie, cherry pie, and pecan pie to name a few).
We wanted something besides water to drink occasionally and to mix with fiber. Langers brand has several options. In the frozen section we found we could buy their apple juice. In the bottled section we found Pineapple juice, Cranberry Raspberry Plus juice, and Cranberry Plus juice. These were nice options because they were less expensive than our local healthfood store's juices.
Just some ideas and things we found helpful that we would have loved to know earlier. Hope this helps anyone looking to try it!