Because of these articles, we receive quite a number of inquiries on how foot detoxification work.
Once again, detox foot spa is a SCAM and no detoxification can be achieved through your feet. Do not be fooled by the changing color of the water tub. It’s just a magic trick and a placebo effect.
Yes, some of our subscribers told us that they tried it and found good results. Is that so? Please do not be fooled that detoxification method can be done through your feet. Our research groups found the right solution for foot detox, and here we will let you know how.
People were mixed up with the idea of detox foot patch or pads. Detox foot patch is also nothing more but a huge scam and only yields placebo effect. Our medical analysis shows no detoxification result out of detox foot patch at all. Detox foot patch manufacturers are just stealing the ideas of nicotine patch and other medicinal plasters. Medicinal plasters do induce and stimulate the body. In the case of nicotine patch, nicotine is pasted with plaster. Nicotine enters the body through the skin, then we feel as if we have smoked cigarette. Nicotine patch is made for the purpose of making you stop smoking.
The idea is that in 30 minutes, The Detox Foot Spa Purifier will pull toxins, including heavy metals, out of your body. The water in the foot-bath changes color. Each color relates to toxicity of a different organ or system of the body.
So if the water turns blue, your kidneys are the most toxic part of your body, and the foot bath is pulling toxins from your kidneys through the soles of your feet.
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This ionic cleansing process results in the correct frequency required for cells to return to a healthy state, and to release waste that has been bonded to them over the years.
The chart below indicates on your feet where you may be having pain or health problems. You will be amazed as you feel the soreness on the part of your feet that refers to the part of your body indicated on this chart.
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reflexology foot chart
About 60-80% of the residue found in the water after bathing reflect the wastes that have left the body during the session. You will feel lighter and refreshed after the first session. You will experience the feeling of tranquility as your body reacts to the positive and negative ions as it pulls the debilitating toxins from your system. You may think more clearly, have more energy, and enjoy a greater sense of well-being. You can have the feeling of total relaxation accompanied by the pleasure of knowing that you have given yourself the most natural detox treatment available today.
Millions of people are affected from heavy metal poisoning, causing various kinds of diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease, anemia, dementia, headache, kidney dysfunction, liver dysfunction, osteoporosis, and Parkinson’s disease.
Where do these heavy metal toxins come from? Aluminum foil, antacids, aspirin, auto exhaust, bleached flour, cigarette filters, construction materials, cheese, cosmetics, water, dust, atmosphere, milk, pesticides, salt, toothpaste, pollutions…you name it. It may contain heavy metal toxins that may accumulate in your body.
It seems that modern medical technologies can do nothing to battle heavy metal poisonings.
People are confused thinking that the detox foot spa system may be the savior of heavy metal poisoning. But alas, the answer is NO. Detox foot spa is a scam!
Some spa parlors and sauna bath operators advertise that bathing in hot springs with high mineral content can remove heavy metal toxins in the body. You may feel fine and relax for a few hours or one day, but clinical test shows no reduction of heavy metal toxins in the body.
Our groups went back to study the technology of our ancestors. See the article “Detox Foot Spa, Is It a Scam? You’d Better Know the Truth” once again:
Footbath have originated from a Japanese legend occurred about 1,600 years ago. It was narrated by a group of sickly people and monks who made pilgrimage.
One evening during that time, in a deep mountain, the group looked around to find a place to rest their exhausted bodies. They saw a hot spring streaming out of the rock where they decided to make their shanty for the night. Before sleeping, they placed their feet to the hot stream to relieve their fatigue. When they woke up the next morning, they noticed that they felt healthier than ever before. The group completed their pilgrimage, and they were informed by their physicians that their illnesses were gone.
This occurrence of miraculous healing power spread around from villages to villages. Thousands of people followed the same route of pilgrimage, and some doctors and renowned physicians found that footbath has something to do with healing. From then on, the term “footbath” or “Ashiyu” in Japanese was born.
foot detox
There has been a lot of controversy about the detox foot spa and many claims have been made. These claims range from helping with insomnia to curing serious diseases like heart disease or cancer. The naysayers claim that the foot detox spa is a fraud and has no basis in science. As I see it reality usually is somewhere in the middle and the foot detox spa is no different.
The detox foot spa is also known as the ionic cleanse, aqua chi, ion foot bath and others. In a typical session the patient places their feet in warm salt water and an electrical array is turned on creating electrolysis in the water. This electrolysis causes an electro-magnetic field in the water which pulls toxins and heavy metals into the water through the sweat glands in the feet. During the session, the water changes colour, bubbles and little chunky floaters apear.
The foot bath is usually finished by washing the feet and a relaxational foot massage is performed using a natural anti-bacterial, anti-fungal and anti-viral cream.
In general, people report feeling more energized, lighter, more mental focus, and an improved mood. Many patients also report dramatic improvements in sleep. Some report improvements in serious health concerns.
But is it a fraud? Is it another example of the placebo effect? Or are there legitimate health benefits to this therapy?
Lets begin with the colour of the water. Many distributors and marketers of these devices claim that the water colour indicates where in the body the toxins have been drawn from. If it is one color it is coming from your pancreas if it is another it is your liver.
This kind of analysis has no basis in science. There is no scientific way (that I know of) of determining where the toxins are coming from by the colour of the water. In fact, the water will change colour if no feet are present during a session. Also, I have seen youtube videos of foot spa sessions with a carrot or a piece of cellery in the water. The person making the video claimed that he had proved that the carrot has a liver based on the colour of the water!
The colour of the water is meaningless. The content of the water is what counts. And a laboratory analysis of the water is the only way to determine the content. Now the question is: What about heavy metals? If the detox foot spa draws heavy metals out of the body then there should be metal in the water. But could it be the metal array itself that is releasing the metal particles into the water? Maybe. At least two marketers or distributors of detox foot spas have run lab analysis comparing sessions with no feet to four or five different sessions with feet from different subjects. In both studies the laboratory results indicated significantly more heavy metal content in the test subjects relative to the control session. Some subjects had dramatically increased levels. So, insofar as we can trust the results of these studies, it appears that the detox foot spa does help with heavy metal detoxification.
I have had a few sessions in the foot detox spa and every time I sleep better and feel more relaxed. I have observed many people use the treatment and almost all of them have reported a positive experience with improvements in their health and well being. A few have experienced major improvements.
How one can identify your kidney in the water based on the colour is a mystery to me but one thing is sure. If you enjoy the session and feel better as a result it certainly is worth the time and money spent. So if you decide to try it, relax and enjoy the experience!
