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fadedmarlin402 said:There isn't some big secret or anything. I mean, all you really need is just a healthy lifestyle—eating clean food with the right balance of fats, proteins, and carbs, plus plenty of fruits and veggies. Honestly, if you can find local, farm-to-table stuff, that's the way to go, because half the stuff sitting on the shelves at the grocery store might actually do more harm than good. Just give your body the right "resources," and I guess it'll just take care of the rest itself.
And yeah, everything said there is totally right. I guess I was only asking because I know a few people who clearly went overboard and got totally scammed. They fell for those things claiming to leach toxins out of water, but if you ask me, it’s probably just oxidation on the probe or something. People actually handed over $1667 for one of those devices!!!!! Man, what kind of scammers are these!!! How can you even try to trick people like that when they're just trying to be healthy!!!
Thanks for the input.
fadedmarlin402 said:To put it bluntly—it’s a total scam! There isn't any way that works, not by any physical or chemical laws we know about. Not even close.
Thanks for getting back to me. I mean, I'm pretty much on the same page, honestly... but I guess I was wondering, do you actually have some firsthand experience with this kind of thing, or maybe some deeper info? Or is it just, you know, your gut feeling?
Hey everyone,
Lately, I've been seeing all these ads for these "detox" machines that use electrolysis. Basically, you plug it in, stick your feet in a tub, and there's this probe you dip into the water. You just sit there for about 30 minutes while the water turns this really murky, nasty color. They claim that the gunk you're seeing is actually all the toxins being pulled right out of your body.
I don't know, though... I'm feeling pretty skeptical about the whole thing. It feels to me like the probe is just oxidizing on its own and staining the water, which would mean the whole thing is just one big scam. But, hey, maybe I'm totally wrong about that.
Has anyone here actually tried this kind of detox, or does anyone know if there's any actual science behind it?
The machine costs $1667!!