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Bio Cleanse Foot Bath


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This morning,my local news station ran a segment about Bio Cleanse Foot Bath therapy.It is suppose to pull toxins from your body just by soaking in this foot bath for a 30 minute session.They use a magnet in the water hooked to the Bio Cleanse machine.Sorry,the technical end escapes at the moment,as to how it works.The average person needs several visits but many feel relief after the first one.The testimonials are great....of course...but you never know about these things.

It looked like something I would be very interested in....but I know very little about it.It sounds amazing....almost to good to be true.The sessions are $25 for 30 minutes at her wellness center.I would love to purchase a unit for myself,my husband and the rest of the family.Has anyone has any experience with Bio Cleanse Foot Bath therapy?


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This morning,my local news station ran a segment about Bio Cleanse Foot Bath therapy.It is suppose to pull toxins from your body just by soaking in this foot bath for a 30 minute session.They use a magnet in the water hooked to the Bio Cleanse machine.Sorry,the technical end escapes at the moment,as to how it works.The average person needs several visits but many feel relief after the first one.The testimonials are great....of course...but you never know about these things.

It looked like something I would be very interested in....but I know very little about it.It sounds amazing....almost to good to be true.The sessions are $25 for 30 minutes at her wellness center.I would love to purchase a unit for myself,my husband and the rest of the family.Has anyone has any experience with Bio Cleanse Foot Bath therapy?

I would save your money for a more traditional approach to what ever ails you.

YoloGx Rookie

My ex used something similar--he borrowed it however. It did help.

However using food grade bentonite and making a paste with water and a little lemon juice or pure apple juice is as good or better and infinitely cheaper. You use it on your feet and hands first, elsewhere too if you want but the extremities should be done the first few times. 20 minutes at a time, say every other day at the most. It really pulls the toxins out. Saunas are also very good for similar reasons--actually sweating of any sort, esp. from exercise--is also very detoxing. Make sure you drink lots of water.

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kayavara Rookie
My ex used something similar--he borrowed it however. It did help.

However using food grade bentonite and making a paste with water and a little lemon juice or pure apple juice is as good or better and infinitely cheaper. You use it on your feet and hands first, elsewhere too if you want but the extremities should be done the first few times. 20 minutes at a time, say every other day at the most. It really pulls the toxins out. Saunas are also very good for similar reasons--actually sweating of any sort, esp. from exercise--is also very detoxing. Make sure you drink lots of water.

Bea

Thanks for the tip.

Is the food grade Bentonite easy to find? How much of it would I need to mix with lemon juice?

mamaw Community Regular

I have used the foot bath & also the detox patches. I know at least twenty people who have had some success . But on the other hand if you are one who does not believe in alternative medicine then it is a waste of you money. I have never seen either of the above mentioned heal a sick body but both give a feeling of renewed energy & stamina. A feel good feeling so to speak. But it didn't solve all my health issues! I still can't eat wheat / gluten , still have seasonal allergies & so on.

Yes, I still use htese as for all it appears to give us energy & way less fatigue & a clearer brain,( less brain fog)

Many people will not think that a herb can give any benefits to a better life. If the FDA doesn't have their seal of approval then it is no good for some. I myself would rather have an herb versus a drug with hundreds of side effects. And yes, herbs used the wrong way can also do the same thing.

There is room for both medicines in my life.

I don't always believe the FDA has my best interests at heart...

blessings

mamaw

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