Date:   7/29/2006 8:39:59 PM ( 18 y ago)
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>- they should have looked for skin instead of internal body fluids

No, but skin is made of organic compounds so they would be present.

You previously said "but no organic molecules"

You did not mention any specific compounds.

I am saying that if you do a foot bath detox, there will be organic molecules. If they are not finding them, their testing is flawed.

You will get organic molecules in the water just by placing your foot in it with or without the clay, iron, etc.

Granted, Iron electrodes will rust and turn brown but not all foot detox baths use iron electrodes. Most of the ones that I have seen use stainless steel which does not rust and does not color the water.

Perhaps you should have stated "the did not find any of the expected organic compounds that they were looking for" if this is correct as it would have provided greater clarity.

IMHO any organic compounds that may have been extracted would have either bound to the clay or would have been masked by it as the amount of material extracted would have been miniscule indeed.


 

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