Re: OT: ionic detoxification

[Guest guest]

I use an ionic foot bath. It is one of the cheap models but it works very well. I now use it instead of my FIR sauna. It seems to pull out the yeast toxins better than the sauna. I got it on ebay. The only thing is that the arrays (the things that go in the tub) do not last that long and you need to buy them in bulk (also on ebay). Also the wrist things rust up really quick and my husband had to replace them with new one's from a computer store. But it is a very pleasant way to detox. We do it right in our bath tub (not in a foot bath).

Hope that helps.

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Has anyone had some experience with this? Are there any that are

affordle and reasonable? Are they better than the foot pads? Do they

help people like me that do not detoxify well? I do ozone colonics at

home but I was told I would do well if I could add that to me

therapies. Any imput I would appreciate. Thanks

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[Guest guest]

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> Has anyone here tried to build and use the ionic foot bath that is

> mentioned at the www.royalrife.com website? Here it is claimed that it

> is a lot cheaper and better than those out there. Would love some

> feedback. Thanks cathy

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I looked at the royalrife.com site and could not find anything about

an ionic foot bath, please help! I would like to make my own. I like

them, they make me feel better after treatments.

[Guest guest]

I looked up the site with the instructions for the ionic foot bath: http://www.royalrife.com/mold_toxins.pdf

I want to make sure I understand this: it really is just a 9v battery, a couple of old spoons and two tubs of salt water? And it works? (Wow! Some things seem too simple to believe!)

I'd really like to try this - just want to make sure I'm not misunderstanding!

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[Guest guest]

yup - it's as easy as that! got my tubs at walmart, rest at radio shack...

carol

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> I looked up the site with the instructions for the ionic foot bath:

http://www.royalrife.com/mold_toxins.pdf?

>

> I want to make sure I understand this: it really is just a 9v

battery, a couple of old spoons and two tubs of salt water? And it

works? (Wow! Some things seem too simple to believe!)

>

> I'd really?like to try this - just want to make sure I'm not

misunderstanding!

>

> Thanks!

>

[Guest guest]

On 1/27/2009 11:02 AM, lissu2u@... wrote:

> I looked up the site with the instructions for the ionic foot bath:

> http://www.royalrife.com/mold_toxins.pdf

>

> I want to make sure I understand this: it really is just a 9v battery, a

> couple of old spoons and two tubs of salt water? And it works? (Wow!

> Some things seem too simple to believe!)

Depends on what you mean by 'works'. As long as you understand what it

is these things do. These machines do NOT 'detox' you in the way most

sellers would have you believe - and the water color changes have zero

bearing on anything.

What these machines DO is STIMULATE the body's energy chakras, which the

feet are loaded with (acupressure points).

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Best regards,

[Guest guest]

In this article, he talks about " diffuser and Detox Oil".  Does anyone know what they are and where to get them?thanks,Mara

[Guest guest]

Okay, I bought the stuff and did the ionic foot bath last night. What

I did feel was alot of tingling that started in my feet and then went

up my legs. I only did this for five minutes. The tingling in my feet

and legs lasted some time, I fell alseep after about 40 minutes and it

was still tingling. When I woke up this morning, my legs felt

lighter. I have been having problems with circulation in my legs. As

for detox of molds, I guess time will tell on that front.

>

> Has anyone here tried to build and use the ionic foot bath that is

> mentioned at the www.royalrife.com website? Here it is claimed that

it

> is a lot cheaper and better than those out there. Would love some

> feedback. Thanks cathy

>

[Guest guest]

On 1/28/2009 9:24 AM, plisajohnson wrote:

> Okay, I bought the stuff and did the ionic foot bath last night. What

> I did feel was alot of tingling that started in my feet and then went

> up my legs. I only did this for five minutes. The tingling in my feet

> and legs lasted some time, I fell alseep after about 40 minutes and it

> was still tingling. When I woke up this morning, my legs felt

> lighter. I have been having problems with circulation in my legs. As

> for detox of molds, I guess time will tell on that front.

As was already pointed out, these things don't actually 'detox' you of

anything, they merely stimulate the body through the electircal

stimulation of the energy pathways (chakras? acupressure points?) in the

feet.

Any detoxing will be done by the bodys own detox pathways as a RESULT of

the stimulation - but no toxins are 'pulled from the feet' as the

marketing hype claims.

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Best regards,

[Guest guest]

...the detox footbaths with the bogus marketing don't work at all like the

one she built (if she made a double tub with one electrode in each). i

don't think there's any claim for detox from the double tub design... they

do provide a microcurrent path through the body that the bogus ones don't,

so whatever benefits that might come from a beck/godzilla type device apply.

on the group guys have achieved relief from aging

prostate need to try to pee in the middle of the night that lasts quite

awhile. the microcurrents, however they work on pathogens directly or

indirectly via triggering immune response, might actually create some need

for detoxing/flushing the waste from pathogen death.

a double tub can be hooked up to various devices to experiment with, like

h.clarke zappers, rife frequencies amplified through an audio amp (safe if

battery operated, possible danger if a.c. powered) or in place of

footplate/ " pads " connected direct to a direct contact rife machine like a

gb4000 or atelier-robin generator.

it does act as an ion pump, so care in selection of what's used for

electrodes and added to increase conductivity of the water is in order. for

electrodes good quality stainless steel should be ok... copper would add

some copper ions and it's easy to get too much copper into the body although

we need some. copper is supposed to be anti-fungal and probably more, and

folks ingest colloidal copper to help with various stuff like skin

conditions but reading on the purestcolloids.com website (where all there

stuff isn't ionic) might give good reasons to not be taking in copper

ions... but they don't like ionic silver either so that's all debatable. i

am going to use some silver strips that came with my CS generator on mine,

connected to the tub so i can plug into it with wires with banana plugs

which makes it compatible wiring connect with my system that includes lab

bench function generators, copper pipe handholds, a godzilla, clarke zapper,

emem+audio amp+pc w/ frex software. i should be working on that now

probably. i'm (probalby foolishly) not averse to using devices that plug

into the wall in direct contact, but my place is super well surge protected

at least... and if i die quickly that would be fine.

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> On 1/28/2009 9:24 AM, plisajohnson wrote:

> > Okay, I bought the stuff and did the ionic foot bath last night. What

> > I did feel was alot of tingling that started in my feet and then went

> > up my legs. I only did this for five minutes. The tingling in my feet

> > and legs lasted some time, I fell alseep after about 40 minutes and it

> > was still tingling. When I woke up this morning, my legs felt

> > lighter. I have been having problems with circulation in my legs. As

> > for detox of molds, I guess time will tell on that front.

>

> As was already pointed out, these things don't actually 'detox' you of

> anything, they merely stimulate the body through the electircal

> stimulation of the energy pathways (chakras? acupressure points?) in the

> feet.

>

> Any detoxing will be done by the bodys own detox pathways as a RESULT of

> the stimulation - but no toxins are 'pulled from the feet' as the

> marketing hype claims.

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> Best regards,

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