Foot detoxes are becoming more and more popular as a way to rid the body of any harmful toxins. Because of their surge in popularity, ionic foot detoxes are now being offered at some health and wellness spas, at alternative health offices, and even for at-home use. Here’s what you need to know about foot detoxes.
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Detox foot pads: Our experts review explore detox foot pads and patches ability to remove toxins from your body through your feet, benefits vs. side effects
There’s a lack of reliable data to support manufacturers’ claims the footpads can eliminate heavy metals, chemicals and other waste from our bodies. We’ve kidneys and a liver for that, one expert notes
Do detox foot pads really draw toxins out of your body while you sleep?
Detox Foot Pads are designed to promote the natural detoxification of chemicals and toxic metals from your body through 60 acupuncture points found on the soles of your feet.
Various adhesive pads and patches are claimed to detoxify the body when applied to the feet. The best known is the Kinoki Detox Foot Pad, which is claimed to remove toxins, restore "balance" within the body, and boost energy. Various other products are claimed to strengthen the immune system, reduce stress, improve circulation, improve sleep, enhance mental focus, relieve headaches and arthritis pain. The alleged explanation for their working include reflexology, unblocking of lymphatic passages, and negative ions that release far infrared rays. All such products should be regarded as fakes, and the proposed mechanisms should be regarded as nonsensical.
Detox foot pads are a popular way to cleanse while you sleep, but are manufacturer claims as to their safety and effectiveness legitimate?