Re: [SPAM] Re: [SPAM] Re: Re:zeolite question

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The metal is black specks although some have reported 1 inch pieces.. The parasites have different shapes. They are white. They are not in every footbath. The water may tend to be different colors at the end depending on what has detoxed the most. Hope this helps.

BJ

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On 3/20/2009, cathy desmond (cahydesmond ) wrote:> Ionic foot baths can also deplete minerals.I disagree. Contrary to popular myth, 'ionic foot baths' do NOT pulltoxins out of the feet. The discoloration of the water has beenexplained a long time ago and although it is misrepresented as evidenceof detox, it is not.They do, however, apparently stimulate the body in many ways, so areindeed a good adjunctive therapy for detosing, just not in the way mostpeople who sell them would have you believe.

-- Alan

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On 3/21/2009, The s (pjmurphy@...) wrote:

> The metal is black specks although some have reported 1 inch pieces..

> The parasites have different shapes. They are white. They are not

> in every footbath. The water may tend to be different colors at the

> end depending on what has detoxed the most. Hope this helps.

As I thought... nothing verified in any way, just assumptions.

These are the exact descriptions that were debunked long ago - they are

not any kind of detox. The black specks are not 'metal', and the white

specks are not 'parasites'.