How Body detoxification Can Rejuvenate The Soul 'And' Soles!
Detox Foot Patches are well known in many far eastern cultures, particularly with the Japanese, Koreans and indeed the Chinese. It is quoted that some millions of these are sold every month and have been for many years. Of course in many of these GEO locations they commonly use heat patches for general warmth in the winter months. However Foot Patches address a different are of health notably assisting with detox. There are of course many detox products on the market from pills to fasting programs all of which are really only able to 'assist' with negating bad lifestyle habits that we now endure.
With all the fatty foods, smoking, caffeine and drinking etc, in addition to general lack of exercise, all of these treatments really are what is commonly known as the 'lazy man's detox', addressing issues that really a good diet and plenty of exercise would probably fix. However it is now human nature to find a quick fix but also to experiment with new treatments available to westerners. There may well be a lack of real evidence but stories do abound of the interesting reactions that many experience when trying products such as detox foot patches.
Detox Foot Patches have evolved as a product to be used whilst we sleep when the body naturally rejuvenates. Good old sleep and rest doesn't has to be referred to in medical dictionaries does it. However, as the patches are designed for the feet it is sensible to use them at night when are feet are resting and the patches can do their thing. So what is their thing? Well common sense tells you that the pores on the soles of our feet would be the most 'open' and as a result more likely to release excess body fluids. The patch is designed to assist with the body's natural way of releasing fluids and toxins but also to utilize the reflexology trigger points in the soles of the foot.
If you look at an actual Detox Foot Patch it would closely resemble a normal tea bag! And this 'tea bag' is affixed to a plaster and applied to the sole of the foot prior to nodding off to sleep. The ingredients used are extremely rich in substance but are manufactured and reduced to powder form. Ingredients such as tree sap vinegar; pearl shell powder and ginger amongst others weave their magic and assist with absorbing the excess fluids through the pores.
The result in the morning is an extremely foul smell to be honest and the patch is wet soggy, heavy and dark in appearance. Don't jump to the conclusion that this is a wealth of yuck drawn from the body but understand that it is the processed powdered ingredients absorb by body fluids and yes some odor. Detox Foot Patches should be generally used over a period of time from one to two weeks, each night.
Look out for an 'all in one patch'. Unlike most patches available which are clumsy and complicated to apply, the all in one patch makes the treatment quick and easy to understand before you head for a well earned night’s sleep. Users report a renewed energy in the morning, even light footed and bouncing with joy. Others have experimented using the patches on different parts of the body such as painful joints, the knee or shoulder for maybe healing RSI pain. This also has the benefit of reducing swelling and inflammation which may have been prevalent for many years. Whether detox foot patches are a fad or not should for your own judgment, but you may be quite surprised at your renewed energy.
