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I've asked this question before and doesn't seem that anyone really
knows. I don't even think those machines do anything at all just cost
allot of money.
But I'd like to know as well if anyone has any experience with them
because I have a few people who use them.
I have one man who uses it often and had a gout attack because his uric
acid was elevated. If this machine is suppose to balance the
acid/alkaline levels, then why did this happen to him!
As far as the machine interfering with Homeopathy, I have no clue.
Emily

detoxification?
affects homeopathic

Whether it works I don't know, but it doesn't *sound* like anything
that would interfere with the action of a remedy.' "Negative ions" are
nothing unfamiliar to the body, and detoxification is a "natural
process" (which most of us could use more of)...
?
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my pt reported that her daughter, who was recently diagnosed with RA and
was suffering a lot of pain, began to use one with a naturopath. after a
couple
of baths she is virtually pain free. my pt went with her to one of the
sessions.
the water turned orange after a while. according to the literature, the
water
will often change color depending on which organ is detoxing.

i did a little bit of internet reading from the distributing companies and
it all
sounds very good and simple. but since this is another energy type of
protocol it seemed like i should try and check it out. my chemistry is not
great, but the process sounds like it is an external negative environment
that is strong enough to draw positvely charged ions which just happen to
be toxic in the body. does this sound right?

tanya
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Hi Tanya,
I'm only going by your description, but "negative ions" aren't what i
would call an "energy type of protocol"--more chemical, I would say.
I don't know *why* negative ions seem to be beneficial and positive
ions tend to be associated with toxins, but I've read that connection
e.g. with regard to "negative ion generators" on air cleaners. They
say that the negative ions (which in that case * think are oxygen atoms
carrying an extra electron or so?) attract positively charged
impurities from the air. I don't know why "impurities" are positively
charged (missing one or more electrons), tho. Anyone?

Shannon