Re: Re foot pads was Detox Ideas

[Guest guest]

> I've found a source of the detoxing foot pads here in NZ, but at $95

for 30,

> I'd like to be sure they work. Has anybody actually used them? And

did they

> improve your health?

Deb,

I'm a clown--I ordered some last night. They should be here in a

couple days and I'll let you know what I think.

B.

[Guest guest]

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>I'm a clown--I ordered some last night. They should be here in a

>couple days and I'll let you know what I think.

If you're a clown, won't the pads just pull off all your makeup?

(Yes, yes, I'm on the lam from Bad Jokes 'R Us for violating their standards.)

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[Guest guest]

At 05:21 PM 3/17/05 -0500, you wrote:

>

>-

>

>>I'm a clown--I ordered some last night. They should be here in a

>>couple days and I'll let you know what I think.

>

>If you're a clown, won't the pads just pull off all your makeup?

No, it's when she uses the jerky as eye patches that the makeup gets all

messed up.

MFJ

If I have to be a grownup, can I at least be telekinetic too?

[Guest guest]

--- In , Deb & Ian <deb@f...>

wrote:

> I've found a source of the detoxing foot pads here in NZ, but at

$95 for 30,

> I'd like to be sure they work. Has anybody actually used them?

And did they

> improve your health?

Hi Deb,

I've tried the pads and I like them. The first ones I used were the

" blue " ones and I almost felt like they drained me so I only used

one pad at a time. Since then I found out there are different

colors with different ingredients for different purposes. To try

them all out and to get a really good price go this ebay site:

http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQfgtpZ1QQfrppZ50QQfsopZ1QQsa

ssZcheapdetoxpads4sale They also have a web site

www.healthmarvels.net and they ship worldwide.

hth,

Louise

[Guest guest]

Thanks for that, Louise. The NZ site only had one type, so I was interested

to see about the different types. It's also a lot cheaper (about 1/2 the

price) than buying them in NZ.

Cheers, deb

-----Original Message-----

From: thelouise03 [mailto:louise@...]

Hi Deb,

I've tried the pads and I like them. The first ones I used were the

" blue " ones and I almost felt like they drained me so I only used

one pad at a time. Since then I found out there are different

colors with different ingredients for different purposes. To try

them all out and to get a really good price go this ebay site:

http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQfgtpZ1QQfrppZ50QQfsopZ1QQsa

ssZcheapdetoxpads4sale They also have a web site

www.healthmarvels.net and they ship worldwide.

hth,

Louise

[Guest guest]

> Thanks for that, Louise. The NZ site only had one type, so I was

interested

> to see about the different types. It's also a lot cheaper (about 1/2 the

> price) than buying them in NZ.

deb,

I just got mine in today's mail. I'll slap a couple on

tonight...under my big clown shoes.

B.

[Guest guest]

Oh, that's quick. What kind did you get? Will be interesting to see if they

do anything to help that big, red, clown nose. Or has the GFCF already fixed

that? <g>

Ta, deb

-----Original Message-----

From: downwardog7 [mailto:illneverbecool@...]

deb,

I just got mine in today's mail. I'll slap a couple on

tonight...under my big clown shoes.

B.

[Guest guest]

> Oh, that's quick. What kind did you get?

deb,

I got the Takara brand. I am not reassured the quaint

translation on the instruction sheet:

" The spirit which animates and controls the universe of bamboo!

Sap sheet of bamboo vinegar and tree vinegar attached to the sole of

the foot!

" If the body waste matter is drained out, one is full of vigor.

Please relive [sic] fatigue with 'Takara Foot Patch' , bamboo

vinegar and tree vinegar sap sheet using the vitality and absorption

of the tree! "

B.

[Guest guest]

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>I got the Takara brand. I am not reassured the quaint

>translation on the instruction sheet:

Here, I found the original text. It should be much more helpful:

>>The magic clowngeest, which lives in this strong cleaning buffer, will

>>suck the Schaedlingshumeuren, which causes ziekterecht of your body as

>>draaikolk the well-being being issued. The thanks give the Gods and their

>>goodwill the praise speech of the vinegar and the Bambusses for their

>>holy one bounty. The relieved, moeheid exhaustion and all-possible

>>illness with the absorbing power of this bladen of the generously tree.

Doesn't that fill you with confidence and banish all the moeheid exhaustion?

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[Guest guest]

> Here, I found the original text. It should be much more helpful:

>

> >>The magic clowngeest, which lives in this strong cleaning buffer,

will

> >>suck the Schaedlingshumeuren, which causes ziekterecht of your

body as

> >>draaikolk the well-being being issued. The thanks give the Gods

and their

> >>goodwill the praise speech of the vinegar and the Bambusses for their

> >>holy one bounty. The relieved, moeheid exhaustion and all-possible

> >>illness with the absorbing power of this bladen of the generously

tree.

>

> Doesn't that fill you with confidence and banish all the moeheid

exhaustion?

,

you owe me a keyboard.

B.

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At 03:10 AM 3/19/05 -0000, you wrote:

> deb,

>I got the Takara brand. I am not reassured the quaint

>translation on the instruction sheet:

>

> " The spirit which animates and controls the universe of bamboo!

>Sap sheet of bamboo vinegar and tree vinegar attached to the sole of

>the foot!

> " If the body waste matter is drained out, one is full of vigor.

> Please relive [sic] fatigue with 'Takara Foot Patch' , bamboo

>vinegar and tree vinegar sap sheet using the vitality and absorption

>of the tree! "

>

> B.

Well, it *does* say please.

MFJ

If I have to be a grownup, can I at least be telekinetic too?

[Guest guest]

How're the clown feet feeling after 2 nights of detoxing, ?

deb

Re: Re foot pads was Detox Ideas

> Oh, that's quick. What kind did you get?

deb,

I got the Takara brand. I am not reassured the quaint

translation on the instruction sheet:

" The spirit which animates and controls the universe of bamboo!

Sap sheet of bamboo vinegar and tree vinegar attached to the sole of

the foot!

" If the body waste matter is drained out, one is full of vigor.

Please relive [sic] fatigue with 'Takara Foot Patch' , bamboo

vinegar and tree vinegar sap sheet using the vitality and absorption

of the tree! "

B.

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> How're the clown feet feeling after 2 nights of detoxing, ?

>

> deb,

Oh yeah, actually, I forgot last night so I've only done one night.

In the morning, after twelve hours, the pads were predictably sticky

and, well, gross looking. I also got a headache and slight nausea

promptly after applying them, but I had had a long hard day and was

just siting down to unwind for the night, so that may account for that.

My suspicious nature whispers that these pads may be like ear cones in

that when I burned an ear cone in an empty jar, it filled up with

" gunk " . So what I need to do to alleviate that fear is to leave a

foot pad exposed overnight and see what transpires. Tonight! Also,

maybe try moistening one with some water as well, in case that's the

catalyst.

B.

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Heat might be another catalyst. Not quite sure how you'd replicate that tho.

Oh, don't say that about ear candles!! We just spent $20 on a pair of them

for dh......

Deb

Re: Re foot pads was Detox Ideas

> How're the clown feet feeling after 2 nights of detoxing, ?

>

> deb,

Oh yeah, actually, I forgot last night so I've only done one night.

In the morning, after twelve hours, the pads were predictably sticky

and, well, gross looking. I also got a headache and slight nausea

promptly after applying them, but I had had a long hard day and was

just siting down to unwind for the night, so that may account for that.

My suspicious nature whispers that these pads may be like ear cones in

that when I burned an ear cone in an empty jar, it filled up with

" gunk " . So what I need to do to alleviate that fear is to leave a

foot pad exposed overnight and see what transpires. Tonight! Also,

maybe try moistening one with some water as well, in case that's the

catalyst.

B.

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>My suspicious nature whispers that these pads may be like ear cones in

>that when I burned an ear cone in an empty jar, it filled up with

> " gunk " .

Huh. I once tried ear candles and found exactly the opposite. My ears,

which had been extremely waxy for most of my life (and after to trying the

candles too -- it wasn't until I made some major dietary changes that they

got a lot less waxy) cleaned up dramatically when I used the candles and

took quite awhile to plug up again. I also burned one candle by itself out

in the air to see if it was just a sham, and nothing accumulated in the

candle. I didn't stick the bottom in a jar, though.

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[Guest guest]

> Huh. I once tried ear candles and found exactly the opposite. My

ears,

> which had been extremely waxy for most of my life (and after to

trying the

> candles too -- it wasn't until I made some major dietary changes

that they

> got a lot less waxy) cleaned up dramatically when I used the candles

and

> took quite awhile to plug up again. I also burned one candle by

itself out

> in the air to see if it was just a sham, and nothing accumulated in the

> candle. I didn't stick the bottom in a jar, though.

,

I'm not sure about the candles. Your story is very interesting to me.

I mean, just because the candle filled with identical junk in an

empty jar doesn't mean the chimney effect doesn't still do something

beneficial to the ear. So if there was no accumulation on your candle

in the air, then what happened to the burnt candle material do you

reckon? It's canvas and beeswax, right? Where'd it go?

B.

/off to the ear candle store with a pack of matches

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>So if there was no accumulation on your candle

>in the air, then what happened to the burnt candle material do you

>reckon? It's canvas and beeswax, right? Where'd it go?

No, I think the ones I had were cheesecloth and beeswax. The woman who

gave them to me (she wanted me to attest to their effectiveness or lack

thereof) said it's crucial to get the right ratio of wax to cloth and that

most ear candles have too much wax. At any rate, it just seemed to burn

off. The candle I burned on its own didn't accumulate anything at

all. Good beeswax candles are drip-free, aren't they?

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