has anyone tried liquid needle?

[Guest guest]

I bought the stuff called liquid needle for the bath...it's a soak that is supposed to drain impurities from your body. The water is supposed to turn brown and white flecks are supposed to appear in the bath. I took my first bath last nite and I think I have been suckered into buying CRAP! NO BROWN WATER...NO WHITE FLECKS! I THINK I HAVE BEEN RIPPED OFF!

Jeanne

[Guest guest]

Dear Jeanne,

I have tried different stuff in the past that has been a total rip off, I think we probably all have its desperation isn't it. I tried this thing where you soaked your feet in this spar thing that they sent a small electric current through and added this salt stuff, the water turned a muddy brown, they told me this was the toxins being released through my feet. I feel really stupid for even trying this, my osteopath told me what they were claiming was totally impossible I also paid about £30.00 ago I felt the same ripped off and taken advantage of. The reason I know it was total crap was my hubby tried it too and his water was the same colour as mine, in reality mine should be worse as he has never had implants.

Don't beat yourself up about it we have all done it.

Sue

[Guest guest]

Jeanne, If you are dissatisfied with this product call their 800 number and tell them. Most companies will send you a refund check. Love, Anita has anyone tried liquid needle? I bought the stuff called liquid needle for the bath...it's a soak that is supposed to drain impurities from your body. The water is supposed to turn brown and white flecks are supposed to appear in the bath. I took my first bath last nite and I think I have been suckered into buying CRAP! NO BROWN WATER...NO WHITE FLECKS! I THINK I HAVE BEEN RIPPED OFF! JeanneOpinions expressed are NOT meant to take the place of advice given by licensed health care professionals. Consult your physician or licensed health care professional before commencing any medical treatment. "Do not let either the medical authorities or the politicians mislead you. Find out what the facts are, and make your own decisions about how to live a happy life and how to work for a better world." - Linus ing, two-time Nobel Prize Winner (1954, Chemistry; 1963, Peace)

[Guest guest]

I don't know if liquid needle is beneficial, or not.

However, not everyone is going to have the same

reaction, depending on which part of their body is

retaining toxins. . . IMHO, if the cost is not

excessive, you FEEL it's right for you, and it doesn't

hold the possiblity of causing further harm, why not

try it?

A lot of the therapies we're using, we started with

just this way . . . Some were dead ends, others work

beautifully.

The bonus is that we can share our experiences with

this group so everyone doesn't have to learn by trial

and error.

Hugs,

Rogene

[Guest guest]

We've all been there, don't beat yourself up. I think Shari uses that

product and has had very good results, I had thought about purchasing.

I showed my huband(a Pharmd) a product once and their claims...he

said when you mix (don't remember ingredient) with water it turns the

water brown/yellow, a chemical reaction. Not saying this is happening

here, just pointing out that we've all bought a product that doesn't

perform!

Take care,

Cheryl