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A common way to scam consumers is to diagnose and correct a non-existent problem. Ionic Detox practitioners do this by claiming to remove toxins and balance cellular energy. It’s a Footbath with an “array”. This is coupled to a power unit, which generates a low voltage electrical current - with both positive and negative polarities - which, due to the conductivity of saline water, work together to produce the desired effect. They claim that the foot bath “produces a frequency of positive and negative ions, which gently resonates through the body and stimulates all the cells within it. . . . rebalancing the cellular energy, enabling the cells to perform efficiently and . . . release any toxins that may have built up.” During the process, the water typically turns brown. (Read the article)

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AquaDetox.org.uk is now down but we have managed to recover the sale pitch copy they used to promote foot baths. Please study the claims below so you don’t get scammed by similar companies in the future!

What you take out of your body is just as important for your health as what you put in. With today’s chemical-laden food production techniques and our sedentary, over-indulgent lifestyles our bodies are, more than any generation before us, likely to be laden with toxins that are

1. Ingested from what we eat and drink
2. Generated by our own bodies (Read the article)

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