👣 Ionic Detox Foot Bath - The Ultimate Chi Cleanse with Spa, Machine, Tub, Strap, and More Review

so we sent the first one back because the water addition alarm went off without a break no matter how much water was in the tub, also didn't put it in a 5 -Gallon bucket of 8 inches of water on top of ionizer, was instructed to add water anyway. ordered a replacement and he does the same, will return it and won't try another one because he's tired of wasting my time

A few years ago I had a car like this. Boy do I have stories to tell Since I was the only one who had it, I used it to detoxify people's feet. So I'm not suggesting people use this to get better, but here's what happens. One day a woman I knew wasn't on dialysis and was feeling awful, so someone suggested I give her legs until she could go on dialysis the next day. I agreed. While the machine was being set up, everything went on as usual, the water began to change color. After about 20 minutes…

First you must read this review if you have any questions about ionic cleaning. I'm a DIY expert and have been doing this for years. My rating for this article: Good. It is very good. First, you should "expect" the water to turn slightly brown on its own, as this is part of the chemical ionization reaction. Second, that little patch of brown is nothing compared to how black, thick, and dirty it gets when it pulls something out of your bloodstream (the walls of your veins and arteries, to be…

Love this item! Although this is my first time using it, I used water straight from the tap. This definitely affected the results due to the metals in my water/well. So the next time I bought purified water and used it. The results were significantly more transparent than in the first test. The first test was very close, but the second seemed more likely. Easy to use. My only complaint would be that there are no instructions on how to use the FAR waist belt that comes with the kit. So you don't

What the research says Although research on foot detox is limited, there is some evidence that the practice is not effective. found that a foot detox does not reduce toxin levels in the body. They also concluded that a foot bath does not encourage the body to eliminate toxins on its own, such as through the kidneys or liver. It's worth noting that most of the evidence for this practice is anecdotal.