The ionSpa Ionic Foot Baths

The Ion Spa is one of the leading (and only U.S.) manufacturers of Ionic Foot Baths, a product that claims to neutralize and eliminate toxic compounds in the body. According to the ionSpa, the foot bath produces positive and negative ions through the process of electrolysis by passing direct electrical currents through the water to break apart the H2O (water) molecules. As this happens, oxygen is released and the negative hydrogen ion (H-) is absorbed through the feet into the body.

So what does that mean and how is the foot bath supposed to make you feel so much better? Well this negative hydrogen ion is a powerful antioxidant, pH balancer and the catalyst most responsible for ATP (adenosine tri-phosphate) production, our body’s greatest energy resource. In the past, we received the negative hydrogen we needed through the consumption of raw vegetables and light proteins but modern processing, storage and handling has virtually stripped the modern diet of this increasingly vital element.

Many users of the ionSpa report the following benefits:

* Reduced pain
* Relieved tension
* Reduced inflammation
* Weight loss
* Enhanced body detoxification
* Increase in energy

just to name a few. The IonSpa’s website contains a library of information on foot bath detoxification, including scientific information on toxins, positive and negative ions, and much more. Check out their Foot Bath Comparison Chart and Ionic Foot Bath Reviews at www.theionspa.com.

The Ultimate Antioxidant

Negative hydrogen has been established as the “ultimate antioxidant.” Vegetables are loaded with specialized, unique antioxidants as well as negative hydrogen, the simplest. Negative hydrogen, simply stated, is the energy stored in vegetables. Therefore, those of us who do not eat the recommended portions of healthy vegetables would greatly benefit from the supplementation of negative hydrogen. Even if you eat enough of these vital foods, negative hydrogen can help the brain to function at even higher levels.

Source: The Journal of Neuroscience, October, 1998