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I tried the aqua-chi footbath over the weekend. I got a pretty strong herxheimer the next day so it obviously worked at pulling out the mercury.
There is a competing product called Bio-Cleanse.
They both run a small amount of amperage.
Does any one have any experience or knowledge to compare the two or is it like buying a Ford or a Chevy.
The cost of each is about 1500 dollars
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I've been interested in knowing if these really work. I would love to find out if anyone has seen lab reports of water that has been collected after a session with feet in it and without feet in it.
The reason you need to run the machine without feet and compare the content is that crud will accumulate even without feet in the water from the electrolysis of the metal electrodes.
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is that $1500 or...15 dollars....it better work if it was $1500....lol...sandrap
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Sandra You can't fill up your tank with gas for 15 dollars these days. I look upon the expenditure as cost-effective if it saves me from doing IV chelation at about 75.00$ US an occurence or various types of SRT chelation( see www.clarus.com ) . If I amortize the cost over a couple of years and if it allows me to detox at my own rate and when I want to , then it is well worth the expense. I will keep the site posted on how it seems to work.
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I think the issue is that many, many people don't have $1500.00 in one lump and never will. And no credit, no house to mortgage, no income.
Animals feel pain & suffering just as we do, and they value their lives as much as we value ours.
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[color:"red"] [/color] <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/mad.gif" alt="" />Yes they sure do work and for alot less than $1,500. But since there is so many kinds for so many different purposes, you could buy the wrong kind. The LL's magnetic bentonite clay bathes for only $50. for a 5 pound package, and the Derma Med deep peat Moorbath for only $12. enough for about 10 foot bathes are excellent for detoxing. These clays were the only thing that truely saved my life when I was about to die from heavy metal toxicity from all the mercury and other metals in my mouth. I know for sure I would have been dead by now if it werent for these clays! I'll be writing my story and alot more helpful information of all I've learned through my sufferings in hopes it will prevent many others from suffering too.
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[color:"red"] [/color] <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/mad.gif" alt="" />Yes they sure do work and for alot less than $1,500. But since there is so many kinds for so many different purposes, you could buy the wrong kind. The LL's magnetic bentonite clay bathes for only $50. for a 5 pound package, and the Derma Med deep peat Moorbath for only $12. enough for about 10 foot bathes are excellent for detoxing. These clays were the only thing I believe that saved my life when I was about to die from heavy metal toxicity from all the mercury and other metals in my mouth. I believe I would have been dead by now if it wern't for these clays! I got these from the internet. I'll be writing my story and alot more helpful information of all I've learned through my sufferings in hopes it will prevent many others from suffering too.
Last edited by Scarlet; 06/05/06 10:05 AM.
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