Guest guest Posted July 18, 2007 Report Share Posted July 18, 2007 Hi, I meant to get back to this- The detoxing properties of the foot bath are really yet to be proved, and they are quite expensive and also let out a strong magnetic field. The dark sewage sludge that you observe-is a chemical reaction in the water- and has nothing to do with toxins coming out... So, this, in my opinion- is another hype, manipulative product- You would probably be just as successful buying a cheap salt lamp- that naturally releases ions in the air- and if you are looking to detox- then a gentle six month organ cleanse is a good way to start. Healing Regards, Aurore ND www.beyondnaturalmedicine.com Anyway-feel free to check it out on my website- I offer salt lamps, the therapeutic CDs, and the herbs at way below retail pricing because I want my clients to be able to get what they need- with out being " ripped off " . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 18, 2007 Report Share Posted July 18, 2007 Hi Aurore, Thanks for your opinion on detox footbaths. Here's mine: I did plenty of research on these as I was quite skeptical myself. Then, I got very tangible, positive results. Still, I was out to prove that, as you said, the color changes in the water had nothing to do with toxins, but were only a chemical reaction. NOT! First, you can turn the footbath on and let it run without submerging your feet. Yes, there will be a slight color change in the water, but certainly nothing like when the feet are soaked. Second, I've had multiple people use the footbath with the exact same tap water used for each person. The colors are completely different for each person. And, most important, I've seen amazing results. Thanks for allowing me to share my viewpoint on detox footbaths. Michelle > The dark sewage sludge that you observe-is a chemical reaction in > the water- and has nothing to do with toxins coming out... > So, this, in my opinion- is another hype, manipulative product- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 19, 2007 Report Share Posted July 19, 2007 I have had the detox foot bath also, but I probably shouldn't have. I take a variety of medications which are necessary for my health, and after the bath I had the worst day of my life. It is my opinion that the detox took all those meds out of my body. I believe that it does work, but if you are on life-saving meds, you might want to bypass the footbath. Just my opnion. willowen - Michelle Wednesday, July 18, 2007 11:26 AM Re: elim-tox-detoxing foot baths... Hi Aurore, Thanks for your opinion on detox footbaths. Here's mine: I did plenty of research on these as I was quite skeptical myself. Then, I got very tangible, positive results. Still, I was out to prove that, as you said, the color changes in the water had nothing to do with toxins, but were only a chemical reaction. NOT! First, you can turn the footbath on and let it run without submerging your feet. Yes, there will be a slight color change in the water, but certainly nothing like when the feet are soaked. Second, I've had multiple people use the footbath with the exact same tap water used for each person. The colors are completely different for each person. And, most important, I've seen amazing results. Thanks for allowing me to share my viewpoint on detox footbaths. Michelle > The dark sewage sludge that you observe-is a chemical reaction in > the water- and has nothing to do with toxins coming out... > So, this, in my opinion- is another hype, manipulative product- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 19, 2007 Report Share Posted July 19, 2007 I agree with you. My experience tells me that there is a difference in the devices used and the effectiveness of said devices...but they do work. I use magnetic clay baths on my clients tho. Jenny Kernan Quantum Biofeedback Therapist --- Michelle <michelle wrote: > Hi Aurore, > > Thanks for your opinion on detox footbaths. Here's > mine: > > I did plenty of research on these as I was quite > skeptical myself. > Then, I got very tangible, positive results. Still, > I was out to > prove that, as you said, the color changes in the > water had nothing > to do with toxins, but were only a chemical > reaction. > > NOT! > > First, you can turn the footbath on and let it run > without submerging > your feet. Yes, there will be a slight color change > in the water, but > certainly nothing like when the feet are soaked. > > Second, I've had multiple people use the footbath > with the exact same > tap water used for each person. The colors are > completely different > for each person. > > And, most important, I've seen amazing results. > > Thanks for allowing me to share my viewpoint on > detox footbaths. > Michelle > > > > The dark sewage sludge that you observe-is a > chemical reaction in > > the water- and has nothing to do with toxins > coming out... > > So, this, in my opinion- is another hype, > manipulative product- > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 19, 2007 Report Share Posted July 19, 2007 I have one of these types of machines. The real detoxification takes place not through the feet in the water but rather through strengthening of the organs when they are charged with energy. For those who have the means, it is possible to test this through urine tests but most people can tell by the odor of the urine the next day that something is definitely coming out. If anyone has any type of energy device that measures the organs, you can also verify it this way. Not all machines are created equal. I've had some of my clients go and buy cheap versions off ebay and get no results whatsoever. The one I have is an Aqua Chi. You can read about it and listen to testimonials on http://www.aquachifootbath.com/1/ionic.php?id=154. My Mom got rid of her fibromyalgia with it and I got rid of a fungal skin patch that nothing would help. I'm assuming it was due to the improved liver function that allowed more toxins to be processed. They certainly do improve sleep and energy levels. I've had a salt lamp for years and besides it looking pretty I haven't noticed any health benefits from it. It can't be compared to the footbath at all for detoxifying. Negative ions will clean the air but I don't think the lamps are strong enough in this toxic world we live in. Perhaps if we had hundreds of them in the same room. Sharon , " Aurore " <aurore33 wrote: > > Hi, I meant to get back to this- > The detoxing properties of the foot bath are really yet to be > proved, and they are quite expensive and also let out a strong > magnetic field. > The dark sewage sludge that you observe-is a chemical reaction in > the water- and has nothing to do with toxins coming out... > So, this, in my opinion- is another hype, manipulative product- > You would probably be just as successful buying a cheap salt lamp- > that naturally releases ions in the air- and if you are looking to > detox- > then a gentle six month organ cleanse is a good way to start. > Healing Regards, > Aurore ND > www.beyondnaturalmedicine.com > > > Anyway-feel free to check it out on my website- I offer salt lamps, > the therapeutic CDs, and the herbs at way below retail pricing > because I want my clients to be able to get what they need- with out > being " ripped off " . > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 20, 2007 Report Share Posted July 20, 2007 Hello, everyone, I am doing the Master Cleanse and would love to add a footbath to my protocol. I never heard of it before so would you mind telling me what this is all about and where I can get the ingredients for such protocol? Thanks and blessings, Maria Dr. Maria Moratto Prescription For Bliss http://rx4bliss.com Dr. Maria Conversation Series http://drmariapresents.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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