What is Ion Cleanse Foot Bath? An Ion Cleanse Foot Bath draws waste from the body though a unit placed in water with a positive and negative electric current. How does it work? It is similar to walking in the sand along the beach only more powerful because your feet are in direct contact with the ions being made in the water. What are the effects? Because of poor diet and high stress, we tend to accumulate and store excessive quantities of waste products. During a 30 minute session, the ions enter your body and begin to neutralize these tissue acid wastes. The process is called reverse osmosis. Why would I want to use the Ion Cleanse? This is an excellent way to enhance your cleansing progress. It may be possible to reduce pain and other symptoms caused by a lifetime of toxic buildup in the body. What else can I expect from an Ion Cleanse session? Many colors and objects appear in the water during Ion Cleanse sessions. There is a reaction between the toxins and particles in the water, the salt added to the water, the metals in the array, and the acidity or alkalinity of the person being bathed. All of these combine to produce color, whether or not feet are in the water. The basic color produced by these reactions varies from one geographic area to another. The toxins in our bodies will look the same as the toxins predominant in a specific area; however, there will be more toxic particles in the water with feet in it. You will also find that water-based toxins will not stick to the side of the bucket and array, whereas substances pulled from the body will form a sticky ring that must be removed with a detergent. We have also found that a person's detoxification session will override the toxicity of the water. The following table shows what the colors in the water represent:

Sessions run 10-30 mins. long and run $35.00

Right now we are running a special for $25.00 for the month of Feb.

Disclaimer: The preceding is to provide information about Infrared Heat Therapy and the benefits that may be derived. It is not intended to claim a cure for any disease or condition. It should not take the place of medical advice or treatment.