Rogene: Ionic Foot Baths, interesting

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I haven't noticed that, but I do know it's important. I did a bath

Monday night and want to do another one Friday evening. I do think

it's neat that some people are having their water tested.

hugs,

Beth

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> Thanks Beth! . . .

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> This is very interesting! I'd love to see what they were testing

for.

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> We found it interesting that when my daughter does the foot

baths, she gets a oily ring around the tub and her feet while I

don't. She has a cholesterol problem and I don't. We're assuming

it's cholesterol because her cholesterol levels are coming down.

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> A friend of hers who had chemo for cancer started herxing badly

after three treatments and quit using her machine. I suggested that

she start back, but slowly - cool water, no salt and only a few

minutes.

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> I find it strange there were more minerals with water only . . .

Since they can't identify some of the stuff, I wonder if it's not

minerals in a form they aren't detecting. . . The arrays are going

to put minerals into the water as a function of how the system

works. That's why arrays wear out.

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> It's very important to replace minerals lost during foot

baths! . . . Do they discuss mineral replacement?

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> Hugs,

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> Rogene

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