My Clients Most Popular Foot Detox Questions
Q: Is your Foot Detox for everyone?
A: Yes, except for if:
- You have a pacemaker or other electronic device in your body
- You are pregnant or lactating
- You have a transplanted organ
- You are under 4 years old
Q: How long are your sessions?
A: 30 minutes is all you need for each session except for small children. They only need about 15 minute sessions.
Q: How often can I have your detox foot bath?
A: To start with you can do the foot baths every 72 hours. After about 5-10 sessions, reduce to once a week. Then for maintenance, do it once a month.
Q: What do the color changes mean?
A: Consider the following chart and your water color explained in detail.
Q: What can the Ionic Footbath do for me?
A: Detox foot baths can assist in the following areas:
- Enhancing the immune system
- Assist in recovery time from injuries and surgery
- Can relieve pain and joint stiffness due to arthritis
- Improves sleep pattern
- Remove heavy metals
- Removes blood clot material
- Improve liver and kidney function
Q: Can I still have a foot detox treatment while taking prescription drugs?
A: As a rule, we always recommend that you consult with your health professional with any concerns especially if you're taking "life sustaining" drugs. Usually tho, people who are on day-to-day prescription drugs are fine with the treatment.
Q: Why do I feel tired after a bath?
A: People can feel tired or full of energy after a bath. For those who might feel tired, it is recommended to have your detox foot bath appointment in the early evening, so their bodies can get that well deserved rest. If you feel full of energy after a bath, then it is best to have your bath in the morning.
Q: Is there any Ionic Foot Cleanse Hype?
A: Yes, there is a lot of hype out there about foot detoxifying. Listed below are the primary issues most customers inquiry about:
- Some treatment centers say their unit uses both + and - polarities. Not important, unless the company is using 2 different types of metal in the ionizing process and I am not aware of any that do. If you have a company that claims this, ask them the metal(s) used in their unit. When these units are running, the current running through the module/array (the component that is placed in the water) is in DC current. You will notice them emitting tiny bubbles. These bubbles indicates the unit is working and that there is an electrolysis process happening. This electrolysis is slowly eating away at the metal being used. No matter if it is positive or negative you will still see the tiny bubbles.
Currently all units use either copper or stainless steel (not both) for the electrolysis process. Therefore the + and - is producing ions out of the same metal. If you have a company that does use both polarities then you will just be corroding 2 different types of metal. And since you need a metal to create the ion process, this is not important. - Their water works better because the water is dirtier. The main reason water gets dirty is due to the electrolysis process and the type of metal being used. Copper is the primary metal used and because copper is soft it will corrode via the electrolysis process quicker and dirty up the water faster than harder metals. Stainless steel is now being used more because it takes longer to corrode and will not dirty up the water as much if at all.
If you have a unit that uses copper, use run it without placing your feet in the water and see what happens.
NOTE: it is not known if the copper used in these units will reabsorb back into the patient. - Their unit emits a frequency that can be adjusted. If this is the case the frequency has nothing to do with the ionization process. Usually the treatment center that claims this may have a energy frequency such as lymphatic drainage, as an added bonus. This is good, but remember frequency is not related to the ion process which is why these units are so effective.
CallHeidiAndLoseInchesNow
(352) 288-WRAP 9727
