QUESTION: HOW MANY TIMES CAN I HAVE AN IONIC FOOT BATH DETOX?
It is recommended that one ionic foot bath a week is a good number for a person of average-to-good health. A person of poor health would go slower, and a person of good health who is eating lots of raw food, and has a good quality whole salt in their diet could go faster. If you are of poor health, then you would go slower, as to not introduce complications into your existing health conditions. As usual, get used to listening to your body and learn to be a master of your body by taking full control of your health and wellbeing.
Most people could immediately begin to improve their health by regularly adding whole salt and aluminum free baking soda to everyday baths. This would have the effect of re-mineralizing the body, and reducing acidity that contributes to most health ailments.
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Hi Deiter, I have liked most of your information so far on your website, but somethings I don’t understand coming from you, because I see you as a good heart and someone who is a true spirit. One of your posts, which brings Ellen Degenerous and Oprah makes a comment that they are part of this global conspiracy, in which homosexual is part of killing off families? I feel that is not correct, and I personally feel homosexuality is a normal sexuality of life. I did not see you as a person of judgement until I read that article on it. I don’t feel Hilary Clinton is a good person, but certainly Ellen and Oprah are one of the good guys in the middle of high profile companies, doing their best.
Homosexuals in general, are the most compassionate loving hearts of all, and the have taken shit for centuries of mans insecurities. I hope to understand you are for all loving hearts, not a hater of someones sexuality?
Hi Michele… if you feel homosexuals are the most compassionate and loving of all, why do you feel this way? … kindly explain to me what you feel the consequences of gay sex are, in terms of their effect on society and individual health. Dieter