Savannah Daisley spruiks benefits of her detox diet as she awaits trial on child sex charges

Just weeks out from what will be a highly publicised trial, detox heiress Savannah Daisley has told her thousands of followers what has helped her get through this “unjust” period of her life.

Controversial detox heiress Savannah Daisley has claimed her smart cleanse protocol is among the tools she’s used to overcome the challenges which she has faced in recent years.

Just months out from her trial, Daisley, 46, who was charged with having sex twice in one day with a 14-year-old boy, has taken to social media to reveal how she has dealt with the “unjust” heartache she has experienced of late.

Daisley pleaded not guilty to two charges of sex with a child in December last year.

The mother-of-two, who has hired Bryan Wrench ahead of her trial in the NSW District Court in October, told her followers (which have gone from 41,000 to 31,000 in recent months) that she has focused on turning the adversity she has faced into a positive in her life.

“Hey beautiful souls. I’m sharing a story that taught me to embrace adversity as a gateway to becoming the best version of yourself,” she wrote.

Entrepreneur and founder of detox company Smart Cleanse, Savannah Daisley, has been charged with four counts of aggravated sexual intercourse with a child. Picture: Smart Cleanse

“It’s a journey of getting stronger, fitter, more resilient, and healthier against all odds.

“Life often surprises us with its twists and turns, right? Sometimes unjust. About a year ago, I faced a storm of heartache, at a certain point I had a bit of an awakening and decided to see adversity as an invitation to grow.

“I searched for the gifts within all the pain and I’m so grateful I did.

“I had to remain stronger than ever for my two children. It was my only option.”

Daisley is back spruiking her detox protocol while she lives with her parents in the Southern Highlands. Picture: NCA NewsWire

The celebrity naturopath then went on to say that her $199.95 smart cleanse protocol have helped her “stay strong, focused and positive”.

Daisley, the daughter of champion horse breeder Ross Daisley, is due to face trial over the alleged offences in October.

Until then, she must live with her parents in the NSW Southern Highlands, report to police twice a week and must submit to drug and alcohol testing to ensure her compliance with her bail conditions.

It is alleged by police Daisley said she had certain feelings for the 14-year-old she is accused of having sex with and gave him alcohol. Daisley has denied the charges.

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