Thanks, But I Don't Think Its a Scam

Thanks for your input. I am still investigating this myself which is why I kee posting my results. All I know is that it has taken away more than one toxic headache and the guck in the water is diminishing will each consecutive use until it will run clear as my Holistic Approach MD said it would. My husband has only done two detox baths so far and he still has a lot of gunk in the water compared to me, so in my opinion the amount of gunk is proportional to the amount of gunk the person is releasing independent of what the plates release which would be a constant variable and wouldn't explain why his footbath results in more gunk and mine results in less with using the same exact plates. Incidentally, I used to have more gunk in the bath than he did but that number change after about the fourth use for me. My fourth use was equal in gunk to his second use and my fifth use resulted in less gunk than his second use. The gunk decreases with each use. This is at my holistic medical practice run by actual MD's who detox heavy metals and treat all other major health problems with it so I trust it works.

I agree with you on the Japenese footpatches. I tried them one night and took them off after about an hour, they had very strong smelling and feeling oils in them and in my opinion, anything that touches your skin is absorbed by it, and I am sensitve so I took them right off. After I took them off they were black as tar, but I think it was just the sweat of my foot that showed to true color of the interior ingredients of the pads. Maybe it works for some, but I was totally unimpressed.

I would love to see 20/20 or some other company or show empirically test the results of the ionic footbath and put this to rest once and for all. Tweet