You Have got to be F@#king Kidding me!!!!

Highly dubious. The crud in the water is no doubt caused by a simple chemical reaction. Until there is reliable scientific evidence for this, I'm assuming it's a scam just like the various foot detox pads you can buy on TV (2 week supply for the price of shipping!)

Easy to debunk: remove person, put wristband in water. If cloudy, then BS. Otherwise, something is leeching out of the person, and it looks like dirt to me. Might be a nice full body cleanse machine.

We need to send the biz owner a bottle of Tylenol. His face most be hurting from the lie. Check the little thinge they put in the water. It is a type of metal that in the presence of hydrogene oxidizes the water. Boy, there's a sucker born every minute...

They tell the girl she has parasites... but they didn't show them? What the heck.

This is a scam, I saw it a few years ago on a TV program, and if you don't put anything in the water, it still gets cloudy.

I actually did an experiment in middle school with electrolysis in a bed pan, using a zinc anode and cathode, running 12volts through it, and bamo, an orange-brown sludgy mess. Also if you keep the process going for a while in a sealed container, you can release Hydrogen from the water, HOray for Exploding FEET!

The only way to determine if the foot bath is acctually doing what they say is by analyzing the water afterwards. It doesn't matter if the water get cloudy or brown or stays clear. Why wouldn't your body be able to release toxins through the skin? It can absourb them through the skin.

The owner should have got a sample of the water afterwards to see if the client has any kind of parasites etc. Then show her on a micriscope the parasites. This would be more believable. Also there is a site called www.drnatura.com that explains that we all carry worms, parasites in our bodies. I had went through the detox cleanse program from Dr. Natura and his stuff is very excellent. I would do that first then try this meathod next just to see if the water still turns brown or, if it would be much clearer to verify that the natural detox had worked.

"Most of the diseases we have are caused by toxins in the body..." Umm, No! Where did he get his MD?

So show me the peer-reviewed evidence. Show me the basic research.

Did he build this in garage?

21st century snake oil.

Where do I got one of those?

Isn't this the Sci-Fi channel? Don't you have ANY smart people working there who have the ability to debunk this junk science for what it is?

I find it hard to believe that parasites will just leach out through the bottom of your feet.

"I find it hard to believe that parasites will just leach out through the bottom of your feet."

I agree, they usually leave through your chest (I saw it in a movie).

"Also there is a site called www.drnatura.com that explains that we all carry worms, parasites in our bodies. I had went through the detox cleanse program from Dr. Natura and his stuff is very excellent. I would do that first then try this meathod next just to see if the water still turns brown or, if it would be much clearer to verify that the natural detox had worked."

Oh good. You want to try testing junk science with junk science. That should go well.

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Yeah, so this is called elctrocoagulation.. And it's used to remove metal and industrial salts from waste water..

No real benefits to putting your feet in it.

Hello? I have never done this but this *can be tested*.
1. use 2 tubs one with "regular water" and one with "disilled water" which has all the minerals ect pulled out of the water. (to see if the mechanism is reacting to the water)
2. run the little machines in both tubs with NO ONE in them. See if the water turns color. If the water turns color, how much does it turn before the color is stable.
3. put someones feet in the tub and see if the color starts to change again becoming deep colored and filthy. Can some one run this test?

Hello? I have never done this but this can be tested.

Use 2 tubs one with regular water and one with disilled water which has all the minerals ect pulled out of the water. (to see if the mechanism is reacting to the water)

Run the little machines in both tubs with NO ONE in them. See if the water turns color. If the water turns color, how much does it turn before the color is stable.

Put someones feet in the tub and see if the color starts to change again becoming deep colored and filthy. Can some one run this test?

"Isn't this the Sci-Fi channel? Don't you have ANY smart people working there who have the ability to debunk this junk science for what it is?"
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Did y'all miss that this is the Science FICTION channel on television... If that's where you go for your hard science, you need to start looking elsewhere... It's not SciFi's job to run empirical tests on the detox stuff or anything else... They are supposed to ENTERTAIN, which they did.

More snakeoil. As some of your other posts point out, this is pure nonsense. Why don't the people running this page test this junk before appearing to promote it? Or is the Sci-Fi channel getting some commercial benefits from this????

OK. We all know it's snake oil, but it will be great TV on Mythbusters.

I belong to a Hepatitis C support group whose members have tried all the blood cleansing stuff (colloidol silver, oxygenated water, etc.); pretty much everything desperate people will, and none of them have reliably worked. Have you seen the latest ads about some foot pad that overnight will remove cellulite, among other things such as parasites, heavy metals, etc. Yeah, I'd like to see all my cellulite migrate from my thighs out the bottom of my feet overnight!

so why not immerse the whole body

I would love to watch the great video's that you have posted here, but the F'ing spam that I am forced to sit through before everyone is just too much....WHY do you force this crap on us WHY ??

It's just another SNAKE OIL I tell ya! LOL

SNAKE OIL!!

quote from alimtox website

"Some people claim that what you see in the water are toxins being drawn right out of your body, but most of what you see happening with the water is related directly to the water being used. You can easily test this for yourself, if you have the opportunity to run the Ion Cleanse in a container of water, with no body parts in the water. You will probably see a pretty dramatic color change take place"

When you consider that when your average person dresses for business, his or her feet are shut up inside leather pouches - in which the leather was cured by chromate salts or something even more toxic - and have been sweating for quite a while by the time that their owners get to the part of the exhibition where the foot bath is located - nothing they found in the foot bath after a good soak would surprise me much. Your feet stink after a long day at work for a good reason - immersion in fermented sweat and the metallic salts and other toxins used to treat shoe leather.

All you have to do is think about it for a second or two.

Fake, fake, fake. Snake Oil.
1. Your body doesn't accumulate toxins. It just doesn't work that way. If you have accumulated toxins, metals, and or parasites, then you're liver has failed and you're probably near death.
Biology 101...

2. What do you think will happen if you take metal, put it in salt water, and apply electricity? Rust!
Chemistry 101

3. What about the after effects, like energy increase, focus, clarity, libido(!)? The placebo effect can do wonders.
Psychology 101

So much for the "Science" in "Science Fiction". This nonsense isn't even fiction. It's hucksterism...

I've used Arise and Shine products to do the same thing. They don't come with so many warnings either. You can draw toxins out of your skin, but still leave a large amount of them in your body. I feel better cleansing toxins from my organs as opposed to trying to suck all of them out of my feet. Inasmuch as diabetic people are supposed to be so careful about their feet, I can't see this being a good thing for them to use - whether they've eaten or not.

HOW/WHERE DO I GET STARTED WITH A DETOX?
WHY THE characters you see in the picture?
My 7th try. I'm serious are you?

Forget it. You owe me for your scam.

I own one unit currently for my business (facials, massage and energywork) I work with a chiropractor who owns a different unit which detoxes the body. My unit is the one seen in this video. He finds that his clients get liver and kidney relief when these machines are used regularly. The units work and are science backed, I am working on blood panels to show internal results. They have been used for years in other countries to achieve wellness results.

www.soulessence.com - visit my website
Our bodies do fill up with toxins, we are exposed to harmful chemicals everyday. We recieve toxin from plastic containers, foods we eat, water, household products, Skincare Products, Man-Made fragrance/scents, electrical devices. Please reference Dr. Nancy Gardner Breast Cancer Research:
http://www.healthybreasts.info/staying-healthy.html
Educate yourself this is a very conscious invention helping the average person detox without changing much in their lifestyle.

After reading the various opinionated comments about the ion cell cleanse, it became very apparent that not one of you has ever actually tried the procedure yourself (besides the last one). You are the ones being scammed by one biased video! Let's see what you really think after you experience a foot bath detox for yourself. I can tell you that after a few sessions with the same machine (and the same body/feet), the toxins are less and the water isn't nearly as polluted. When a person diagnosed with MS can actually walk up the stairs again or an elderly person with arthritis gets total pain relief in just 30 minutes without all the side effects common with prescription drugs, I challenge you to convince them that this is just a hoax! Do it for yourself, then your comments may have some credibility. Until then, you can go on believing every media hype (simply for reaction) that you see or read.

I would like such a device to be evaluated by the FDA. If what they demonstrate is true then we could be on the verdge of a medical breakthrough.

On the other hand it could merely be a cemistry prank.