Re: Ion foot bath photos are up in Photos section

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How do I reach these pix? I have heard that the ion foot bath is recommended. JeanneRogene S <saxony01@...> wrote: took photos of the water, then of her husband's feet in the ionic foot bath. . . Results are amazing! . . . She can tell everyone more about the process.Rogene

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You can go to the Photo section in our archives . . . Or, maybe this link will work!http://health.ph./group/ /photos/browse/765dRogenejeanne allegra <gmmjfa@...> wrote: How do I reach these pix? I have heard that the ion foot bath is recommended. JeanneRogene S <saxony01@...> wrote: took photos

of the water, then of her husband's feet in the ionic foot bath. . . Results are amazing! . . . She can tell everyone more about the process.Rogene Sneak preview the all-new .com. It's not radically different. Just radically better.

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Since the water changes on its own without someone putting their feet in,

how do you know if it is really changing due to toxins?

Kenda

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> jeanne allegra <gmmjfa@...> wrote:

> How do I reach these pix? I have heard that the ion foot bath is recommended.

> Jeanne

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> Rogene S <saxony01@...> wrote:

> took photos of the water, then of her husband's feet in the

> ionic foot bath. . .

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> Results are amazing! . . . She can tell everyone more about the process.

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has a chart that tells what each color represents. Her whole family has done it . . . The kids don't have nearly the stuff coming out that her husband does. He gets the prize for nasty stuff!Rogene

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My hubby has gout issues and he likes to eat just about anything. He also works in a factory that uses lots of chemicals. I am sure he is the most toxic. Rogene S <saxony01@...> wrote: has a chart that tells what each color represents. Her whole family has done it . . . The kids don't have nearly the stuff coming out that her husband does. He gets the prize for nasty stuff!Rogene

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Hi Kenda,

I tried the foot bath and had the same question. So I called the

company. They said....it is not toxins you are seeing with the

water changes. That is the ionization of the minerals in the

water....and they are coming out of suspension. You will even see

debris form....that is coagulated minerals. So it is not the

toxins.

They said the way it worked was that it changed the ionic charge on

the cells inside your body....giving you energy....and therefore,

giving the cells more energy " to aid " the detox process.

For those that feel more energized when they use it ...I think that

is great.

I didn't....so I sent it back. i was disappointed that it wasn't

pulling the toxins out and I had assumed it did.

> > took photos of the water, then of her husband's

feet in the

> > ionic foot bath. . .

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> > Results are amazing! . . . She can tell everyone more about the

process.

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- KendaI'm wondering if some of the color comes from the plastic in the bag you're using as a liner.'s pictures are up now.Rogene

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. . . what does your hubby think about the stuff that's coming out of his feet?Rogene

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He feels it may be from work. He works in a powder coating factory, there are alot of things floating in the air there. He said they work with a lot of aluminum. He is finding that the ion treatments are taking out alot of heavy metals. Here is a link to read a toxin chart. http://www.8candlesonline.com/footbath/color-chart.html Rogene S <saxony01@...> wrote: . . . what does your hubby think about the stuff that's coming out of his feet?Rogene

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Thank you for the clarification, . I thought it was to pull toxins

out too. If you can, I'd get the IR sauna. We tried ours yesterday for the

first time and I can't believe how much we sweat. A really sick friend of

my husband's got one too and has been using it twice daily for a couple of

weeks. He said he has never felt better! I'm encouraged that it is really

going to help detox me and help with my husband's aches and pains. With all

of that sweat pouring out of us, I don't know how it couldn't help. My

concern is staying hydrated enough.

Kenda

> Hi Kenda,

> I tried the foot bath and had the same question. So I called the

> company. They said....it is not toxins you are seeing with the

> water changes. That is the ionization of the minerals in the

> water....and they are coming out of suspension. You will even see

> debris form....that is coagulated minerals. So it is not the

> toxins.

> They said the way it worked was that it changed the ionic charge on

> the cells inside your body....giving you energy....and therefore,

> giving the cells more energy " to aid " the detox process.

> For those that feel more energized when they use it ...I think that

> is great.

> I didn't....so I sent it back. i was disappointed that it wasn't

> pulling the toxins out and I had assumed it did.

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>>> took photos of the water, then of her husband's

> feet in the

>>> ionic foot bath. . .

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>>> Results are amazing! . . . She can tell everyone more about the

> process.

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>>> Rogene

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You are most welcome Kendra.

Yes, my sauna is in my garage and I am hoping to get it up and

running this week-end. Don't know about using it so close to my

explantation....which was just a week ago.

Anyone have any thoughts are my using it so soon after surgery???

> >>> took photos of the water, then of her husband's

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. . . due to the toxins that get released on your skin . . . I'd wait until your incisions are completely closed and healed before getting hot. But it shouldn't hurt to spend some time in it . . . but not to the point where you start sweating. The infrared light should encourage healing. Rogene

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Thanks Rogene....

I think you are right about this one. I just took the tape bandages

off these incision lines yesterday. They are quite sore in some

spots ....Do you think it is too early to start rubbing something on

them now? Neopsporin or vitamin E. I think it would make them a

little less sensitive feeling.

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> . . . due to the toxins that get released on your skin . . .

I'd wait until your incisions are completely closed and healed before

getting hot.

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> But it shouldn't hurt to spend some time in it . . . but not to

the point where you start sweating. The infrared light should

encourage healing.

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> Rogene

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I've never used anything on scars - so maybe someone else can answer this one. Rogene sedwards41255 <sedwards41255@...> wrote: Thanks Rogene....I think you are right about this one. I just took the tape bandages off these incision lines yesterday. They are quite sore in some spots ....Do you think it is too early to start rubbing something on them now? Neopsporin or vitamin E. I think it would make them a little less sensitive feeling. ...>> . . . due to the toxins that get released on your skin . . . I'd wait until your incisions are completely closed and healed before getting hot.> > But it shouldn't hurt to spend some time in it . . . but not to the point where you start sweating. The infrared light should encourage healing.> > Rogene>

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Once you take the bandages off, you can use Vitamin E or neosporin,

or alternate them. No problem.

Lynda

At 08:25 AM 7/14/2006, you wrote:

>I've never used anything on scars - so maybe someone else can answer this one.

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>Rogene

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>sedwards41255 <sedwards41255@...> wrote:

>Thanks Rogene....

>I think you are right about this one. I just took the tape bandages

>off these incision lines yesterday. They are quite sore in some

>spots ....Do you think it is too early to start rubbing something on

>them now? Neopsporin or vitamin E. I think it would make them a

>little less sensitive feeling.

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> > . . . due to the toxins that get released on your skin . . .

>I'd wait until your incisions are completely closed and healed before

>getting hot.

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> > But it shouldn't hurt to spend some time in it . . . but not to

>the point where you start sweating. The infrared light should

>encourage healing.

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> > Rogene

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, I have had wonderful success with Vitamin E - poking a hole

in a capsule - don't buy the cream, it's not strong enough, and

putting it on the scar 3x a day. Make sure it's atleast 1 week post

op as the incision should be nicely sealed. I had 36 stitches " down

there " after my first baby was born breech, and I thought I wouldn't

be able to walk afterwards, the Vit. E fixed up my scar tissue

perfectly...I've also used it after several major surgeries - I have

a happy face smile above my pubic bone, and it's been used 3x and

you can barely see it.

Hope this helps!

Love & Healing,

Sunny

> Thanks Rogene....

> I think you are right about this one. I just took the tape

bandages

> off these incision lines yesterday. They are quite sore in some

> spots ....Do you think it is too early to start rubbing something

on

> them now? Neopsporin or vitamin E. I think it would make them a

> little less sensitive feeling.

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> ...--- In , Rogene S <saxony01@>

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> > . . . due to the toxins that get released on your

skin . . .

> I'd wait until your incisions are completely closed and healed

before

> getting hot.

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> > But it shouldn't hurt to spend some time in it . . . but not to

> the point where you start sweating. The infrared light should

> encourage healing.

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> > Rogene

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Thanks Sunny,

I probably could go ahead and use it on the majority of my sutures.

The verticle sutures need more healing. So I am using some

neosporin...on those.

After the first few days of sleeping on the couch where I slept on

my back, I then went back to the bed. I found myself on my stomach

many times. I think this put too much pressure on those verticle

incisions.

In hind site, I think my second mistake was the nurse told me to

pull the surgical tape off after 7 days. I did this. The tape

pulled the healing skin off in one area of those verticle areas.

She had given me more tape to take home...so I simply put it back

on. Took it off yesterday morning. I did not like what I saw.

In hind site I probably should not have put that second tape on it.

Those areas look much better today with out the irritation of that

surgical tape.

I am being very careful with it...and went back to sleeping on the

couch where it is easier for me to stay on my back !! I ma 10 days

post op and all the other incisions are looking good.

Thanks for thinking of me....hope you are doing well.

Hopefully

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> > > . . . due to the toxins that get released on your

> skin . . .

> > I'd wait until your incisions are completely closed and healed

> before

> > getting hot.

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> > > But it shouldn't hurt to spend some time in it . . . but not

to

> > the point where you start sweating. The infrared light should

> > encourage healing.

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> > > Rogene

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Cleaning the area (after healing is underway) with hydrogen peroxide will help prevent infections. Rogene sedwards41255 <sedwards41255@...> wrote: Thanks Sunny, I probably could go ahead and use it on the majority of my sutures. The verticle sutures need more healing. So I am using some neosporin...on those. After the first few days of sleeping on the couch where I slept on my back, I then went back to the bed. I found myself on my stomach

many times. I think this put too much pressure on those verticle incisions. In hind site, I think my second mistake was the nurse told me to pull the surgical tape off after 7 days. I did this. The tape pulled the healing skin off in one area of those verticle areas. She had given me more tape to take home...so I simply put it back on. Took it off yesterday morning. I did not like what I saw. In hind site I probably should not have put that second tape on it. Those areas look much better today with out the irritation of that surgical tape. I am being very careful with it...and went back to sleeping on the couch where it is easier for me to stay on my back !! I ma 10 days post op and all the other incisions are looking good. Thanks for thinking of me....hope you are doing well. Hopefully> > >> > > . . . due to the toxins that get released on your > skin . . . > > I'd wait until your incisions are completely

closed and healed > before > > getting hot.> > > > > > But it shouldn't hurt to spend some time in it . . . but not to > > the point where you start sweating. The infrared light should > > encourage healing.> > > > > > Rogene> > >> >>

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, I am so glad you are explanted on on your way to being a

totally new woman!! How many incisions did you have? And where were

they? My PS told me I would have two, one under each breast about 4

inches long.

Love and many healing prayers,

Sunny

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> > > > . . . due to the toxins that get released on your

> > skin . . .

> > > I'd wait until your incisions are completely closed and healed

> > before

> > > getting hot.

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> > > > But it shouldn't hurt to spend some time in it . . . but not

> to

> > > the point where you start sweating. The infrared light should

> > > encourage healing.

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> > > > Rogene

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Hi Sunny,

I have more than I care to count!! LoL

Since I had a T lift, I have stitches around the areola, vertical

incisions from the edge of the areola down to the crease and then

one in each crease. The crease is about 4 inches long.....

All them look good now...except for the verticle incision on my left

breast. I must have done too much and the bottom of it is not

healing as well as I would like ( at the base of the vertical where

it meets the crease incision). Must have pulled it open a bit

somehow. Going for my next post op appointment tomorrow.

I can't wait for you to get yours out Sunny!

Hugs,

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> > > > > . . . due to the toxins that get released on your

> > > skin . . .

> > > > I'd wait until your incisions are completely closed and

healed

> > > before

> > > > getting hot.

> > > > >

> > > > > But it shouldn't hurt to spend some time in it . . . but

not

> > to

> > > > the point where you start sweating. The infrared light

should

> > > > encourage healing.

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> > > > > Rogene

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,

Thanks for sharing...I'm getting reconstruction 6 months after

surgery. It was recommended and I agreed, because my body heals

fairly well and I take skin-tightening capsules after

surgery...Herbalife uses them to tighten one's skin after weight loss

so they don't have to have surgery. One man lost 400 lbs. is now 220

lbs. and didn't need nipping and tucking! I don't expect to have

beautiful breasts, after all, I'm 58 yrs. old, have had two children,

and frankly I am more concerned about how beautiful I am on the

inside. That I am working on steadily. It disgusts me how young

girls and women in general are made to feel inadequate. Even the men

are being affected now, greater than ever.

Love to you,

Sunny

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> > > > > > . . . due to the toxins that get released on your

> > > > skin . . .

> > > > > I'd wait until your incisions are completely closed and

> healed

> > > > before

> > > > > getting hot.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > But it shouldn't hurt to spend some time in it . . . but

> not

> > > to

> > > > > the point where you start sweating. The infrared light

> should

> > > > > encourage healing.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Rogene

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Sunny,

A lot of plastic surgeons do recommend waiting. Often they feel

they can do a better lift. I know my doctor recommended that to

another lady but he did not even go there with me. Don't really

know why.

Those skin tightening capsules sound interesting.

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your

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> > healed

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> > > > > > > But it shouldn't hurt to spend some time in it . . .

but

> > not

> > > > to

> > > > > > the point where you start sweating. The infrared light

> > should

> > > > > > encourage healing.

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Rogene

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[Guest guest]

, thanks for the validation. I'm just going with God's

direction and info from you ladies. It's all new to me...as with all

of us, I suppose. I'm a bit nervous to go under as I'm chronically

congested, especially the right lung. I've been fearful of them

cancelling surgery because I've got a " cold " . I've had a " cold " for

atleast 2 years...that's when my congestion became chronic. Anyway,

I will keep the faith, and before I know it I'll be explanted!

I am so grateful. It's been a long 20 yrs. I regretted the

operation soon after I had it.

Love & Healing Prayers,

Sunny p.s. if you want more info on Herbalife Products, go to the

website of find a representative in your area...usually in the Yellow

Pages under Health Products, or Natural Foods.

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> your

> > > > > > skin . . .

> > > > > > > I'd wait until your incisions are completely closed and

> > > healed

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> > > > > > > > But it shouldn't hurt to spend some time in it . . .

> but

> > > not

> > > > > to

> > > > > > > the point where you start sweating. The infrared light

> > > should

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