Afresh is Not What You Think – The Hidden Truth & Safer Natural Options

By Eshorjit | Infinitrix News

“Afresh’s detox claim challenged by safer natural alternatives in Infinitrix’s 2025 health exposé.”

Many people drink Afresh believing it will detox their body, burn fat, and boost immunity. But science says something else. In this investigation, we reveal what’s inside Afresh, who should avoid it, and four natural drinks that work better — cheaper, safer, and for all body types.

The Real Contents of Afresh

Afresh contains caffeine (40mg), green tea extract, and synthetic flavors. While it may offer a brief energy lift, it does not detox the liver, burn fat by itself, or treat any condition — contrary to what many network sellers suggest.

Who Should NOT Drink Afresh?

• People with heart or blood pressure issues
• Pregnant or breastfeeding women
• Diabetics (unless glucose is monitored)
• People with anxiety, insomnia, thyroid
• Children, liver/kidney disorder patients

Marketed Claims vs Scientific Reality

What They Claim	What Science Says
“Detox drink”	No scientific detox mechanism — only caffeine
“Fat loss booster”	Only supports fat loss if you’re in a strict calorie deficit
“Safe for all”	Not safe for many conditions. Even dangerous if misused

Top 4 Natural Drinks That Beat Afresh

Drink	Benefits	Pregnancy Safe?
Moringa + Ginger + Lemon	Anti-inflammatory, fat balance, liver support	Yes (in small dose)
Jeera + Saunf + Ajwain	Digestion, bloating relief, natural metabolism aid	Yes
Tulsi + Green Tea + Pepper	Immunity boost, insulin regulation, anti-sugar	No (avoid in pregnancy)
Amla + Curry Leaf	Vitamin C boost, liver cleanse, hair & skin repair	Yes

“According to WHO, daily hydration and movement remain the safest long-term tools against chronic illness.”
– World Health Organization

Real health doesn’t come in a jar — it comes from balance, patience, and respecting the body’s natural signals. Don’t fall for hype. Go for harmony.

Disclaimer: This article is for educational use only. Please consult your doctor before starting any health drink, supplement, or detox.