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Ionic Foot Cleanse 267-377-0088 email
Ionic Foot Cleanse
$30 Session
What is an Ionic Foot Cleanse?
Ionic foot cleanse baths can be used to detox the body and keep it alkaline. Air, water and
food are full of pollutants. We constantly come into contact with chemicals, heavy metals,
bacteria and viruses.
The ionic foot bath pulls these toxic materials out of the body by sending positively charged
ions into the body. The ions attach to negatively charged toxic materials, neutralizes them and
draws them out of the body through the pores in the soles of the feet. Ionic foot baths, along
with exercise, proper diet and other detoxification methods, can work to keep the body healthy.
If you’re having the foot bath administered to you, there are a few things you can do to
prepare.
Preparing for Your Session:
Don’t take medicine before you get your foot bath. The detoxification process will draw all of
the medication out of your system.
People with low blood sugar should eat before taking an ionic foot bath. If you don’t eat, the
detoxification process may cause you to become weaker than someone with normal blood
sugar. People with normal blood sugar can eat before or after the foot bath.
Drink lots of water before taking the foot bath. If you’re not well-hydrated during the detox, you
might get dizzy or feel lightheaded. This is because the ions draw out minerals and electrolytes.
Drink water while getting the ionic foot bath. This will help to keep you hydrated and replace
the water you’ll lose during the detoxification process.
Take your medication once the foot bath is over. Also take vitamins and supplements to
replenish the vitamins and minerals removed during the detox.
Who Should Not Get an Ionic Foot Cleanse Session?
Any person falling into one or more of the categories listed below should not schedule an Ionic
Foot Cleanse Session:
- Wearer of a pacemaker or any other battery operated or electrical implant
- Those on heartbeat regulating medication
- Organ transplant recipients.
If you are a pregnant women and/or breast-feeding, you should not have an Ion Foot Bath. It
might pull toxins out of tissues and fat that could impair fetal development which could become
part of the milk that is fed to a newborn infant.
How to Schedule a Session:
Contact us at Seeds for Change to schedule your 30 minute session for an ionic foot cleanse
bath. The cost for this relaxing and rebalancing session is $30. Phone: 267-377-0088.
For More Information:
Article: What an Ionic Foot Cleanse Did for My Family
Article: Ionic Foot Baths: The Real Benefits
Contact Us Today to Book Your Session