FOOT DETOX BATH

What is a Foot Detox Bath?

The setup is a basic foot bath, with a plain tub filled with warm water. The twist? An ionizing machine sends out a low-voltage electric current to charge the atoms in water molecules. It's said that these charged atoms attract and neutralize negative toxins in your body. Basically, the impurities gumming up your system get pulled through your feet as if drawn out by a magnet.

What happens to your body after a foot detox bath?

Not only does a foot detox soak help to cleanse and disinfect the feet, but it also stimulates blood circulation to reduce swelling and relieve minor aches and pains. Increased blood circulation supports the health and wellness of your entire body and can prevent various health problems made worse by poor circulation.e.

What does it mean when the water is different colors or has particles in it?

Black - Detoxifying from liver
Black Flecks - Heavy Metals
Brown - Liver, tobacco, cellular debris. & fat waste
Green - Kidneys, bladder, gallbladder & urinary system
Light green - Immune system 
Yellow-Green - Kidneys, bladder, urinary tract, female/prostate area
Orange - Joints, Arthritis, rheumatism 
Red Flecks - Blood Clot material
White with bubbles/foam - Lymphatic systems, skin allergies
White Cheese Like particles - Yeast

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