I encourage anyone thinking about getting one of these to look up electrolysis for rust removal first. Because that is exactly what this device is. It's two pieces of metal, one connected to the positive, the other connected to the negative. When turned on in an electrolyte bath, ions are exchanged between the metals. The anode side begins to attract corrosion, causing that rusty colored water. The bubbles you see on the positive side is Oxygen gas and the Hydrogen gas forms at the negative. In a rust removal set up, you'd put your rusty part on the negative side and a sacrificial piece of steel on the positive side. There are so many things that can go wrong here, too. For example, if the anode is made of stainless steel, you are also creating hexavalent chromium which causes cancer. It's the stuff from that Erin Brockovich movie that the town's drinking water was contaminated with.

@mattjones6323

2 жыл бұрын

Huh

@facepalmdaily4404

2 жыл бұрын

@@mattjones6323 It uses an electric current to cause a piece of metal to accumulate corrosion. That's the color in the water. That's the bottom line.

@mattjones6323

2 жыл бұрын

@@facepalmdaily4404 I know someone who has Parkinson's and takes a lot of meds and he did an ionic foot bath and it sucked all the meds out of his body all at once and he almost died. True story. So it must do something.

@facepalmdaily4404

2 жыл бұрын

​@@mattjones6323 I'm curious how you know it "sucked all the meds out." Were samples of the water sent to a lab to be tested and high levels of parkinsons medication were detected? You're giving anecdotal evidence of either the placebo effect, or you are mistaking correlation for causation. There's a simple, scientific way to test this. Take three samples of the electrolyte water. One that never touched the device (your control) one where the device ran alone, and one where you ran the device with your feet in it. Have the samples tested in a lab and see how much toxins and medications from your body ended up in the sample. The only benefit you are getting from these things comes from the electrolyte. A lot of them use Epsom Salt and there's plenty of evidence of the health benefits of that. You can save the money for this scam product and just soak your feet in a regular ole warm water epsom salt bath.

@missmike3693

2 жыл бұрын

The problem is you're intelligent, as you can assess by the prior responses. 😏

The video is great, this detox footbath is really good, I just bought this renhotecic brand footbath and I have been using it for a while and it feels great. If you need it, you can try it.

What salts did you use in your water

Can you do an update of how you felt the following days after it and also how many times you should do it ie 1nce wkly or monthly.

It's a scam and don't want your money on it. Eat well and exercise and that would give you great health.

Amazing

Where can I purchase that tub?

Qual o beneficio desse processo?

Going on a documentary it showed that both metal bases rust shows first… orange tinge in the water before placing feet in. 90% scam unless it really works. I’ve brought one to test out!! Arrives next week… I’ll leave a comment later. If it’s too good to be true then it is.

Ok you had your feet in there and plugged in and you didn't get electrocuted so I am going to do it now lol a gift from a buddy I had to see someone using it before I did hahaha

I did not get instructions like that

The anode (positive) corrodes by attracting chloride ions. This locally dissolves the alloy, making assorted chlorides of iron, chromium and nickel (the majority parts of traditional stainless steel). At the cathode, sodium ions are attracted, forming, well, not sodium metal because that takes 2.7V or so and water will only ever handle 1.2V, so it reacts instantly with water, producing hydrogen gas and hydroxide ions. When the local environments mingle, hydroxide combines with the metal ions, precipitating very insoluble hydroxides. These have a very small particle size (not quite colloidal), and range in color from gray (iron (I1) hydroxide) to green (chromium (IlI) and nickel (I)).

I'm just starting to research this type of product as someone I know swears by it! I'm wondering if the process of how the little machine works causes it to change the water colour, does the type of water used matter? Does the type of salt matter? Well, off to keep learning about it, lol

@SunnyDarkoShow

Жыл бұрын

Did u figure it out, can't tell if is a scam.

@april9653

Жыл бұрын

@@SunnyDarkoShow The discolouration is part of the process of the machine, it gets darker usually the longer running but the use of the machine has benefits regardless of the colour of the water. It is not the toxin colours coming out of the feet, however like most are saying. The machine will release these colours regardless feet in it or not.

@SunnyDarkoShow

Жыл бұрын

@@april9653 thanks April. Are they worth it?

Can you do it more than one time in the same day?

@Zuntic

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah it can. That is were the water discoloration comes from.

why was water turning brown before feet were inside?

@n.s.8015

3 жыл бұрын

The electric charge results in a color depending on what the ions come into contact with. There are chemicals in the water itself because tap water has chemicals. When you add your feet you get different colors than you would with water alone. The water itself may get darker or turn a different color altogether, and with feet in there small particles of other colors appear. All of these different colors correspond to different parts of the body and what the body is eliminating. So that's why and how it works!

@agg6078

3 жыл бұрын

there are ginger tablets you throw in

@facepalmdaily4404

2 жыл бұрын

It's nothing but an electrolysis bath. We use the same technology to remove rust from parts. Simple science of exchanging ions between two metals in an electrolyte bath. The positive side attracts corrosion, causing the water to change colors. If you used epsom salt in the water then any health benefit you are getting comes from that. There is zero benefit from the rusty water. If the positive charged metal inside that device is stainless steel, well then you are actually introducing toxins to your body rather than removing them. SS on the anode (positive side) creates a byproduct known as Hexavalent Chromium. Remember the movie Erin Brockovich? That's the chemical in that town's drinking water that gave everyone cancer. It's bad, bad stuff.

@THE_ROYALS2019

Жыл бұрын

Cuz it's a hoax.

@THE_ROYALS2019

Жыл бұрын

​@@n.s.8015 if they have used distilled water the results would have been the same, cuz it is a hoax, Voodoo science modern day snake oil.

Yung brown di galing sa paa kundi galing sa loob nong kunware naghihigip Ng toxic sa katawan

I’m going to trust the process but this music got me scared for what comes next 😅

why is that emmiting dirt without soaking your feet...?

This thing is like so amazing. I actually forgot to put my feet in the Chinese made plastic tub and the detox crap from my body magically transferred from my body to the tub through the air. I did not even need to clean the detox crud off of my feet afterwards as their was none, like totally amazing. In fact I was able to repeat the process from over ten feet away. Afterwards I felt like my body was old and highly toxic which it is. I highly recommend this product to all idiots that like to freely hand over their not so hard earned money to the Snake Oil salesman of the world. On a scale of 1-5 stars I give it a ZERO. Oh by the way, I did not purchase one, I demonstrated it to an idiot who purchased one. He now feels like the idiot he is.

@majrumq5268

3 жыл бұрын

what

@bluwng

3 жыл бұрын

Slow down Charlie Brown, I hear ya but think before you speak. That crud may be part of the process, think of it like an ionization solution. This doesn’t means it works but can be a placebo. If the crap was only in the machine then it would run out quickly.

@missmike3693

2 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@missmike3693

2 жыл бұрын

@@bluwng wrong.

@emanelshafey5758

Жыл бұрын

Where can I find that tub?

I Don't know is this true toksik in the water...🤔

Buenos días yo quiero saber que precio tienes

@reynaldoreynaldo1079

2 жыл бұрын

Y como se puede con seguir aquí nweyersi

@reynaldoreynaldo1079

2 жыл бұрын

Jose Altacia le abla

It’s basically a scam nothing is coming out of you. 😊

Amazing ... ly fake

@Zuntic

3 жыл бұрын

i agree

@theirgramma4256

3 жыл бұрын

Please try it without your feet in the water. You'll get the same brown water from that machine.

@yahairapineda7917

3 жыл бұрын

@@meandmyindianhusband6482 THANK YOU FOR BELIEVING

scam

Scam

Looks like rust in water to me

@trusttruth9916

3 жыл бұрын

@@meandmyindianhusband6482 I’m so confused by the conflicting comments

@n.s.8015

3 жыл бұрын

It's the ionic response to chemicals in tap water. The electric charge that the machine gives off causes circulation in your body, and the electrical charge draws out impurities. THere's impurities in your tap water as well. When feet are added the water often changes color to some degree, but it's the different colored particles that show-up in the water when feet are added that is the difference between feet and no feet. The color of the particle indicates what is being eliminated from the body. I recently had a situation where for a few sessions a lot of mold particles were showing up in my ionic footbath. Soon after I found that there was mold in my air conditioner and it had been the reason that I was bloated and feeling ill.

@VaccineDetox1

Жыл бұрын

@@n.s.8015 hey, which one exactly did you use, if you don’t mind me asking?

@n.s.8015

Жыл бұрын

@@VaccineDetox1 I go to a health spa that specializes in detoxing and alternative health modalities. I tried buying one to have at home after doing a lot of research and I was not comfortable with how the machine operated - I actually had a clump of hair fall out and I could feel the electric charge because it required wearing a device on my finger while the foot bath was running. The health spa uses very expensive professional grade machines.