Ion Detox Foot
Posted on 22 February 2010
Ion Detox foot bath therapy?
Has anyone tried it? I'm curious to see how all the results you had when you felt better immediately, or when releasing the toxins cause reactions?
Ionic Detoxification footbaths are widely promoted on the Internet and elsewhere as a means of eliminating of toxins from the body and balancing cellular energy. They make use of an electrically powered device, to produce the alleged positive and negative ions. Supposedly, the ions stimulate cells in the body. As a result claimthattoxins promoters are excreted from the body via the pores in the feet. Duringthe foot bath, the water changes color goes from clear to reddish brown to black – that is removed announced as "proof" that its toxins. Organizers claim that ionic Detox footbaths can relieve all manner of physical complaints – from arthritis and joint pain, headache, fatigue, skin problems, poor digestion, liver and Kidney disease. This is all complete nonsense. The Guardian Unlimited, an online British newspaper, sent a doctor to an ionic detox foot bath have. He took water samples before and after and sent to a laboratory for analysis. Neither sample contained any toxins. And when a Guardian Unlimited reporter suspected that the discolored water could be due to rust, tried He used an experiment: he manipulated a bowl with salt water attached with two metal nails on a car battery (simulation of metal electrodes in the foot baths ionic detox). The water was seen with some top-brown mud – the same kind of foot baths on the. The change in color was made by the nails of iron. The analysis the "after" sample of water from the detox footbath showed that the change in water color was due to its iron content. A foot bath, ionic or not, can not Detox your body balance or cellular energy. If you buy one of the devices (the notes in the neighborhood of $ 1,200 cost) the only rebalancing you're probably will be in your bank account.
Ion Detox Foot Bath
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