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I read a message of the bio-cleanse. I read the website recommened, but I am not clear on a few things. How does this work, meaning is there water inserted into your body?? How many applications need? Is this done by a clinic or done yourself? I have hives and liver conjestion, LG and candida. Will this work for something like this? What is the cost? I am doing SR, wholefoods and all kinds of stuff but will something like this just clear it all out. PLEASE HELP THANKS
In Reply to: Bio-cleanse posted by Holland on July 18, 2003 at 09:42:39:
Holland,
Go back to the original post and look at the link posted there entitled "This explains it". I know there is a lot of info there but read it. It even shows you pictures.
No water enters the body. There are some sort of magnets in the water with your feet and all this gunge comes out of your feet, expelled by the lymphatic system. I must say, it looks impressive and even gives you the colours of various toxins - brown for tobacco, green for toxic gallbladder etc. I think this looks good, but I'm afraid I would have to be more sure of its safety before I do it. What other things is it taking out of your body?
If SHAPE reads this, why did you think your bio cleanse didn't work? It says if the water stays clear you probably do not have an overload of toxins, but something will come out even if its colourless.
Maz
In Reply to: Re: Bio-cleanse posted by Maz on July 18, 2003 at 09:58:42:
Sorry, but I must be skeptical here.
>>It says if the water stays clear you probably do not have an overload of toxins, but something will come out even if its colourless.<<
Sounds like the perfect "out".
S
In Reply to: Re: Bio-cleanse posted by Sounder on July 18, 2003 at 10:36:21:
Sounder, I have my doubts too..S.H.A.P.E. said it didn't work for him..How long has this been around? The last thing I need is another white elephant..Steve
In Reply to: Bio-cleanse posted by Holland on July 18, 2003 at 09:42:39:
I am dubious about this procedure. It sounds like something out of a ski fi movie!
In Reply to: Bio-cleanse posted by Holland on July 18, 2003 at 09:42:39:
I had this done at a place that does body wraps! It cost $35. I don't know how this thing works, alls I know is what I saw. My water looked like gross green pond water and I couldn't even see my toes. I was a skeptic too until I had it done. It was an eye opener for me too see the amount of toxins that a person really has in their body. I seen another ladies water and hers was a slight orange but it was her fifth time of doing the bio cleanse. Maybe Dr Stoll knows how it works.
In Reply to: Re: Bio-cleanse-Where has it been? posted by Steve on July 18, 2003 at 13:07:24:
I was to, until I did it. The water was proof enough for me. SHAPE is always de-toxing, that could be why his water was clear, maybe he doesn't have as many toxins as I do. I'm not here selling anything, I just wanted to share my experience with others. Wether you do or not, that is up to you.
In Reply to: Re: Bio-cleanse-Where has it been? posted by BC on July 18, 2003 at 16:01:52:
@ 3,495 for a topline unit, you probably wouldn't get many buyers anyway. It does look interesting though
In Reply to: Bio-cleanse posted by Holland on July 18, 2003 at 09:42:39:
A friend of mine, a healer, has one of these. She always called it a Q2 energy system. I always thought it was more for increasing energy. I have not tried it yet, but I think I will now that I've read these posts and looked at the link and know what it's about. I've had a brochure about in on my desk for a year or more, and it doesn't mention a thing about detoxing.
My friend said she had dramatic results with it for herself and some clients, but I haven't asked for details yet. When my friend was growing up (she's about 52 now), they had their own well and her father did not know how to regulate the amount of chlorine that was used to treat it. The entire family got megadoses for years. She's done a lot of detoxing since then (has MCS and fibromyalgia) and has had a well of her own with an RO unit to remove chlorine, etc. for years. The first time she tried the Q2, her business partner said his eyes were burning from all the chlorine that was coming out of her, leftover from her childhood and early adulthood.
I went to a body, mind, and spirit expo this spring and there were lots of these units set up at people's booths. Not sure how long the treatments were (about $35, I think), but there looked to be a lot of people sitting around with their feet in copper tubs getting treatments.
I'll give a report after I've tried it.
Nutmeg
In Reply to: Bio-cleanse posted by Holland on July 18, 2003 at 09:42:39:
Thanks, Holland, for bringing this up again.
Sci-Fi or not, this works for many people and is harmless.
Walt
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