Have you been reading about the detox foot bath health studies? My childhood friend was amazed at what she witnessed. Patients who were dipping their feet on small foot tubs, very much comparable to those being used for foot spas, who experience more than just a re-energizing, soothing moment, but also a revitalizing adventure via the detoxifying results of the treatment. It’s more than just an activity of providing some tender loving care for your feet, of course. It’s also a good way of ensuring good health for your body.
The procedure is called detox foot bath. It is very much the same as a foot spa session, however, a detox foot bath will detoxify the entire body – not just the feet – of unhealthy substances that have built up throughout the years.
Detox foot bath is anchored on the tenets of reflexology. Reflexology, as online encyclopedias would define the terms, is the “practice of massaging, squeezing, or pushing on certain points of the feet, and even the hands and ears, with the goal of stimulating a beneficial effect on other parts of the body.”
A migraine can be cured by putting measured pressure on the areas at the bottom of every toe, by way of illustration. Arthritis pain can be relieved by massaging the outer edges of the soles of the feet. Reflexology tells us that every ailment experienced by the body can be cured, or at the very least alleviated, by stimulating specific points of the feet.
What detox foot bath does is it applies pressure to specified areas on the bottom surface of the feet so that the entire system will enjoy great results. The stimulation comes from the water, which is ionized by electricity and magnetism so that every atom thereof will “massage” the soles of the feet in a way that is meant to purify the body of hazardous toxins.