Hey Carlene Thanks for this.  My sentiments exactly.  If this is true and these 
foot baths really do detox the body, I want to buy one and share it will my 
family and friends.  But before I start screaming it's praises from the highest 
mountain, I would like a little more proof than just dirty water.  

I go back to someone on the list stating that these foot baths throw off the 
electrical system??? of the body or something like that?  if the person is 
still on the list can you repeat what you said???
This is not an accusation, it's a question.  So please nobody eat my face off.  

Gladys    


----- Original Message -----
From: Carlene Yasak 
Date: Friday, July 10, 2009 11:18 am
Subject: CS>Ionic foot baths
To: silver-list@eskimo.com

> Dear Mr. Toffelmire,
> 
> I respect your opinion which I am sure is based on years of 
> experience. As a
> consumer of numerous health care products for many years--like 
> yourself, I
> like to get information from many sources. If the information 
> comes from a
> vendor, I must admit that I will probably take it with a grain 
> of salt.
> 
> Do you know of any clinical trials or other testing from independent
> research organisations for the foot baths? As someone on the 
> sliver-list
> has pointed out, the information available on the internet on 
> the ionic foot
> baths comes primarily from vendors and information about the 
> biochemistry of
> the detox process itself is lacking. You would be doing all 
> interestedparties a great service if you could shed light on this.
> 
> It is also true that water can change color in the foot baths without
> exposure to toxins: tap water varies greatly in mineral content 
> from one
> region to another--and most foot baths require the addition of a pinch
> of low sodium salt to the bath water to assure conductivity.
> 
> Lack of information naturally leaves room for speculation, doubt and
> accusations of quackery--to which EIS/CS has itself been 
> subjected over the
> years. I myself tried several ionic foot baths and finally 
> bought one in the
> U.K. nearly four years ago. I have never had a serious health 
> problem so I
> can only attest to its usefullness in prevention. I use my ionic 
> foot bath
> for hygienic purposes--detox; it is one of the things I choose 
> to do along
> with other lifestyle choices that include exercise, eating whole
> foods, taking a wide array of supplements, meditating, listening to
> uplifting music and spending time in silence in nature. I also 
> use EIS
> liberally in all my personal care products which I generally 
> make myself, as
> well as in the kitchen.
> 
> I look forward to learning more from the experience and research 
> of list
> members..
> 
> Best wishes,
> Carlene
>