My sister just recently asked me if I had a footbath unit ... and hey I have many different units. One uses the standard Bio-Cleanse blast of straight DC and then a Schumann frequency. The Chinese unit I mentioned that failed to work, uses differing ratios of negative ion or positive ion production.
Since she has a lot of health issues, in particular she has a yeast infection in her blood and her blood test showed very malformed red blood cells.
One effect of ionic footbath treatment is to correct this malformation of red blood cells ... well we will see now won't we ?
She will use the foot bath I provided and she will, after a say a month or two of treatment, if the red blood cells will be corrected. Possibly the yeast infection will be done as well.

Since I have chimed in on this subject, I will keep us all updated as to how my sisters Ionic Footbath treatments progress ... and see if there is any merit to this type of approach.
I also have just repaired another older unit produced by Bio-Cleanse technologies that uses different pulsed DC frequecies to treat such things as Fibromyalgia, Arthritis, Cancer, Relaxation and the list goes on. Again, this was my idea STOLEN by the producers of the Bio-Cleanse line of machines ... using FREQUENCY ... pulsed DC (at certain frequencies) instead of straight DC current.
For those here who are not familiar with this tech ... the idea with this approach is t get mostly negative ions into the body absorbed through the feet into the body to destroy free radicals and detox the body. I am not 100% convinced myself that this technique does as it say it does. I can understand how it just may work but I am still skeptical. Many anecdotal accounts have been noted and cannot be ignored out of hand of beneficial results. And again I must bring up the placebo effect ... the participants may have just blindly believed and they had some results. The reason I believe this may be the case is that not everyone gets results.

I'll be back later to see how my sister does with her treatments.

Journey