Re: [SPAM] Re: Re:zeolite question

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mine seems to work as I have seen parasites & metal in the water.

BJ

[sPAM] Re: [ ] Re:zeolite question

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.

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What kind of parasites?And how does one " see " metal in water??AJOn Sat, Mar 21, 2009 at 1:43 AM, The s <pjmurphy@...> wrote:

mine seems to work as I have seen parasites & metal in the water.

BJ

 

[sPAM] Re: [ ] Re:zeolite question

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