OSMOSIS:

The ‘energetic footbath’ is a process application of another medically approved process, Peritoneal Dialysis.  This process uses osmosis to remove impurities from the body.

Osmosis is the phenomenon of fluids passing through a semi-permeable membrane, from a less dense solution into a higher dense solution.  When working with the human body, this fluid transfer takes valence toxins from the body into the solution (the size of the molecule has to be small enough to pass through the pores of the membrane).  This process will not disturb protein and other molecules that are too large to pass through the pores of the membrane.  Within each thirty-five minute “energetic footbath” treatment, the body releases what it is ready to let go of at that moment in time.  Each footbath will affect the body differently, as it continues to move more toward maintaining a healthy balance.  Since every person has a unique body, you can expect each person will be affected differently with each treatment.  The bodies energetic field is stimulated, this tells the cells to release their toxins into the lymphatic system.  The waste that is not drawn out, during the 35 minute process, will continue to be dumped into the lymphatic system and will be released during the bodies natural elimination process.  One can expect stronger urine & more stool from 3 to 5 days after having one ‘energetic footbath’.

The addition of a small amount of Himalayan Salt into the footbath provides the electrolyte for the Exciter, as well as the immediate generation of ions.  We have chosen to use the Himalayan Crystal Salt because of its balanced crystalline structure, which can be easily metabolized by the body.

Once the Himalayan Salts are introduced into the bath water, the Na (sodium) and Cl (chloride) separate to form negative and positive ions.  The Exciter is configured to maximize the negative ions in the solution.  Negative ions will bind with some of the molecules it encounters, effectively giving them a negative charge.  The negatively charged material will be attracted to and bound by a positive (or less negatively charged) element.  The Exciter also creates two streams of bubbles (hydrogen and oxygen) while actively working within the water.  This makes the water heavier, or dense, and accelerates the osmotic effects of the process.

Two electrodes - the cathode and the anode.  The cathode provides a surface where contact can be made between electrons from the power source and the reactant in solution that is to be reduced.  The cathode has a negative charge and attracts the cations in the electrolyte.  The anode provides a surface where the reactant being oxidized can deposit the electrons it loses.  The anode has a positive charge and attracts the anions in the electrolyte.

An electrolyte.  This is the substance in a dissolved or liquid phase that permits ions to move between the electrodes, which balances the flow of electrons in the external circuit.

NOTE:  The electrode charge is not the same in electrolytic devices and electrochemical cells.