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Joined: Apr 2007
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This makes a lot of sense after reading how much better the last poster felt after having these treatments. It's not just about the color of the water, it's about how a person feels after the treatments - whether or not they feel better. Personal experience will win out over science 80% of the time. I'm a science major and the more I learn, the more I realize that personal experience is the most valueable knowledge you can have. I think testing the water after a footbath is a sidetrack. Look at the effects it has on people, ask them how they feel. Ask them how they feel after 10. Analysis of homeopathic medicine has showed, time and time again, that there is "nothing" in it. Does this stop it from working? No. Our testing methods are limited to our understanding of chemistry and physics and how they effect the human being. There is a force of nature that is greater than science, it is intuition, it is god, call it what you like. Sorry for getting so deep haha. -Colin
Last edited by Colin; 07/23/07 08:08 PM.
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