Re: Has anyone tried the Ionic Foot Detox bath???

[Guest guest]

We did them through our chiropracter. She has the Biocleanse unit, which was

an earlier version, and an IonCleanse unit. I thought about buying a unit

but didn't want to spend the money for the brand she uses and am not sure if I'd

get the same benefit from the cheaper versions made by other companies. The

one she has costs almost $3000 new but I did see a similar one on e-bay for

around $1500.

Gaylen

[Guest guest]

Hi Gaylen,

I did one time at a naturopath's office. The water started off

normal, by the time I was done it was dark brown with black specs all

over. I went into the office feeling tired and foggy headed, I came

out more energized and my head cleared. That same week after I did

this I caught a cold (not a usual thing for me), it could have been

coincidence, but I really think that I have such a big heavy metal

load (amalgems all over the mouth, I am getting rid of them slowly)

that the bath stirred things up inside, I should have continued to do

it but finances did not allow, and I want to get rid of all amalgems

first before doing any active detoxing.

Nagla

>

> Yes. This has to be one of the the weirdest (if not, the weirdest)

things

> we've done that we've actually seen benefit from. After watching

several

> patients do them at our chiropracter's office and seeing the water

turn out different

> with each person, we started doing them a few years ago. I've done

more of

> them myself than my son has but he says he can tell a difference

with them as

> well. I'm not sure if it really pulls metals but I have seen a

clear

> improvement in several health problems after a few rounds of

these. Most noteably,

> some chronic pains I was having in my gall bladder stopped

completely after four

> of these treatments. Also, whenver I feel sluggish or either of

our allergies

> are acting up more, doing one of these treatments tends to clear

things up

> and help us get rebalanced.

> Gaylen

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Tell me more, Gaylen. Is this something you are doing at home?

Re: Has anyone tried the Ionic Foot Detox

bath???

Yes. This has to be one of the the weirdest (if not, the weirdest) things

we've done that we've actually seen benefit from. After watching several

patients do them at our chiropracter's office and seeing the water turn out

different

with each person, we started doing them a few years ago. I've done more of

them myself than my son has but he says he can tell a difference with them as

well. I'm not sure if it really pulls metals but I have seen a clear

improvement in several health problems after a few rounds of these. Most

noteably,

some chronic pains I was having in my gall bladder stopped completely after

four

of these treatments. Also, whenver I feel sluggish or either of our allergies

are acting up more, doing one of these treatments tends to clear things up

and help us get rebalanced.

Gaylen

[Guest guest]

We use the Ionic foot bath at home. I was doing it at a health food store and it

does make a difference. My child does not ask and he is 14, but he will go sit

on his chair when it is time for the footbath and if asked if he wants one, he

always answers yes.

[Guest guest]

Gaylen and all,

Thank you for sharing about any information. What timing as one of my

friends who has just started receiving this therapy at a Chiropracter

facility and has felt a difference figure I should checked this out for

my son. Here y'all are discussing about it. Does sound interesting and

soothing plus I will definitely do some more homework in regards to it.

Costly indeed, so glad to read your input in regards to it.

Thank you,

Irma

[Guest guest]

how much does a treatment usually cost? and we can

get this done at a chiropractor?

--- mum592001 wrote:

> Gaylen and all,

> Thank you for sharing about any information. What

> timing as one of my

> friends who has just started receiving this therapy

> at a Chiropracter

> facility and has felt a difference figure I should

> checked this out for

> my son. Here y'all are discussing about it. Does

> sound interesting and

> soothing plus I will definitely do some more

> homework in regards to it.

> Costly indeed, so glad to read your input in regards

> to it.

>

> Thank you,

> Irma

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

When I did it at a Naturopath's office in Dallas it cost me $40.00.

She recommended I do it at least 2X a week.

Nagla

>

> > Gaylen and all,

> > Thank you for sharing about any information. What

> > timing as one of my

> > friends who has just started receiving this therapy

> > at a Chiropracter

> > facility and has felt a difference figure I should

> > checked this out for

> > my son. Here y'all are discussing about it. Does

> > sound interesting and

> > soothing plus I will definitely do some more

> > homework in regards to it.

> > Costly indeed, so glad to read your input in regards

> > to it.

> >

> > Thank you,

> > Irma

> >

> >

> >

>