Detox Foot Pads - I'm amazed!

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I asked if anyone had used these pads last week . . .

Since then, I've tried some pads my massage therapist

gave me to try. . . The results are interesting.

When she tried them, the pads were black and very

stinky. . . But her feet were not sticky!

When I tried them (two times) the pads changed color

somewhat and weren't what I'd call stinky - Not much

more than the materials they were made from - I've

been trying to detox for years, so that shouldn't be a

surprise!

BUT the skin under the pad (not under the adhesive)

was incredibly sticky! Both times soap would not

remove the goo . . I used alcohol and had to literally

scub my feet repeatedly to get the goo off.

Now I'm wondering is if this stuff was silicone gel? .

.. . Have you ever gotten silicone adhesive on you? It

felt just like it! The fact that my therapist (no

implants) did not get anything sticky on her makes me

wonder that much more!

I'm going to order some pads and check this out

further! . . . I did a search for " detox foot pads "

and found at least five brands. The one I'm most

inclined towards is the Acuped brand. They offer free

testing for ten toxins with the purchase of a months

supply - and they offer a sample purchase of six pads

for six dollars.

Anyone interested in testing these out with me? . . .

I'm particularly interested in comparing women who

have had silicone gel implants with those who have had

saline implants.

IF these pads are as good at detoxing as they claim,

one could reduce the time for detoxing by months, if

not years without ingesting any products that can

cause a herx. Hopefully these will be beneficial for

the kids too!

Hugs to all - Rogene