Re: Aqua Chi, Ionic Cleanse...etc.

[Guest guest]

Dennis,

I have been staring at that thing for two years now. I found a DC and a

family who each owned their own. I tried both, one was older model, one was

newer. Different city tap water different machines and both times myself

and my heavy metal toxic daughter had the same results, light yellow water.

You really think it works?

Oh, by the way, definitely share cause I'm going to have to build it

Ron

[Guest guest]

I have something happening with my feet. The left in particular

is getting quite numb. At night it gets bad enough to be painful and

my current solution is to sit up for ten minutes or so. The pain

subsides and I can get back to sleep. It sounds like neuropathy but

as to the cause I will find out Wednesday MAYBE. I may have a

problem with sugar and need treatment before I lose the foot. The

home made thing sounds interesting although if it requires oxygen or

ozone it may leave me out in the cold with only conventional medicine

to depend on.

===Jim allAn

On 10 May 2004 at 6:24, Day Sutton wrote:

>

> Sounds interesting, but I mised the thread on what it was for. I have

> diabetic neuropathy, would it help with pain in the feet??

>

> Dennis Lipter <dlipter@...> wrote: I figured out away to

> cobble together a foot bath type detox unit for a fraction of the cost

> of the " manufactured " products being sold. I am presently using my

> " home made unit " which seems to be working just fine.

>

> Any interest, and I'll share.

>

> Dennis

[Guest guest]

OK,

As far as what it does, just Google Aqua Chi, Ionic Cleanse, Ion Spa, and follow

the links and read up on the claims.

As far as what it actually is doing to my body, I don't know. It does produce a

nice orange color (joint detox?) with some floating material which could be

saponified skin oils.

As far as my " homemade " unit, here is what I did............Wait a minute, I

should sell the directions on ebay.

OK, OK , I'll spill the beans.

I purchased a 0-30volt, 0-5amp current and voltage regulated powersupply (made

in China) on ebay for somewhere around $125.00.

I purchased a replacement electrode set from a company that sells the complete

Aqua Chi type unit (many to choose from).

I purchased a GFI adaptor from Lowe's for $10.00

I connected the electrode set to the powersupply set to deliver a constant

current of 2.2amps.

I placed the electrode in a plastic pan filled with water.

I pluged in the powersupply into the GFI adaptor, which I then plugged into the

AC putlet.

I turned on the powersupply and added enough salt to the water to achieve

2.2amps @ 20 volts.

I put my feet in the tub for 1/2 hour.

End of story.

Dennis

P.S. The reason I became interested in the foot cleanse is Alan Pressman, a DC

with a wealth of experience was raving about his Ion Cleanse.

[Guest guest]

<SNIP>

> I turned on the powersupply and added enough salt to the water to

achieve 2.2amps @ 20 volts.

>

> I put my feet in the tub for 1/2 hour.

>

> End of story.

>

> Dennis

>

> P.S. The reason I became interested in the foot cleanse is Alan

Pressman, a DC with a wealth of experience was raving about his Ion

Cleanse.

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Dennis and interested others,

I've been involved with Rife Frequency Therapy for 15 + years. When I

FIRST got started doing Frequency Treatments, I had found that Trace

Mineral Drops (see below) are BETTER to use than ANY Kind of Salt in

the Distilled Water, which is in the Plastic Tub (dishpan), along

with the Stainless-Steel Footplate Electrodes.

http://www.traceminerals.com/products/drops.html

I don't have this Unit yet, but if I did, I'd put 1 drop at a time

into the Distilled Water, observing the Digital Display, until I had

reached the PROPER Readout.

" THANKS " for your time and interest!

Tom/Psa. 139:13, 14.