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Step 1
Clean your feet. Before you leave to get an ion cleanse, make certain that your feet are clean. You remove your shoes and socks in order to get the foot cleanse.
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Step 2
Prepare to give your medical history. If you are pregnant, lactating, epileptic, have a pacemaker, on blood thinners, or have a transplanted organ you should not get a ion cleanse foot detox. Children can get an ion cleanse but it is not recommended for those under four.
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Step 3
Expect muscle testing. Many of the practitioners administer a muscle test prior to giving the detox treatment. The test identifies weaknesses and confirm whether an ion cleanse is necessary and if so the amount of time that your feet should remain in the water.
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Step 4
Wait for the technician giving the ion cleanse foot detox to fill a lined pan with warm water and add a bit of sea salt. Remove all jewelry, watches, cell phones and put your feet in the warm water for a treatment. The practitioner giving the treatment then hooks a small machine to the edge of the pan and turns it on.
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Step 5
Stay calm if you feel an initial tingle or pressure on your toenails when the machine starts. This lasts a few seconds and is not particularly uncomfortable.
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Step 6
Watch as the water changes slightly. Initially the water changes color slightly due to the minerals in the water and the salt. This has nothing to do with the waste that it draws from your body.
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Step 7
Read a book. Changes occur in the water as the toxins are pulled through the pores in your feet. Clumps of mucous, parasites, bits of metal and other toxins change the color of the water dramatically. Check the color of the water after the ion cleanse foot detox. The different colors indicate the area of the body that produced the waste.
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Step 8
Wait for the foot rinse followed by a short foot message with scented lotion and a vitamin mineral drink. Not all practitioners apply the lotion or give a nutritional supplement. The lotion contains herbs that are absorbed through the open pores in the feet. The supplement aids in replenishing any mineral and vitamin shortage.








Comments
jmtaxman said
on 6/20/2009 I have contacted a manufacturer of foot detox machines, and they told me that the "blackening of the water" is NOT caused by the toxins, as held by popular belief. They said it is electrolysis caused by the metal in the array. The toxins take the form of very small amounts of oily substance, in the foam. I have ordered a couple of these and will post full findings.
jpwhickson said
on 5/21/2009 Some of the color is from the minerals in the water, but since a family member owns the machine, we played a bit and ran it without feet but the same tap for the water and only a slight color. Each person that did the detox had different colored water. That means, it wasn't just from the water.
dssalt6 said
on 5/21/2009 This is not completely true. The electolysis is what changes the color change in the water. Ion treatment like microcurrent helps pain,etc... but the foot machine is actually polluting you because you are putting your feet in the water and that machine is putting out rust. There are articles on this and proof. You feel better because of the current only and you can do this without the water. Sorry, I believed this too until I tried it without my feet in the water and it turned all the colors and then I researched it on the internet!
rguyer said
on 3/1/2008 I just had this done about a half an hour ago and feel great!
It was quite an experience!
Everyone should give this a go!
rguyer said
on 3/1/2008 I just detoxed a half an hour ago and feel great!
Lots of brown and green.
Awesome!