I have no idea--ive seen them and am interested in them--if they did work that would be so neat. Its just that i dont want to spend the money only to find out that thy deep clean my feet --you know?

so does any one know if they work?

I can say that is working! But under conditions: the machine must work at the exectly frequency of the human body, the metal into the array must be the purest or there is risk of poisoning. I see that ion clense detox workin wery well over the reduction of glucose, fat, and any other case of very dirt blood even to reduce alcol/drugs addiction problems.
A very full of info site about ionization> spaelectronico.com.mx its basically in spanish but got english traslation of the most important text

but what about the pads. those you can sleep with and wear in your shoes etc--do thos work?

i misunderstaing your question, sorry. About foot pads: work but i a limited way e.g. a lot of time to feel the benefits, but absolute absence of side effects; slow, but safe

I think that a soak in Epsom salts would have just as good an effect and it's way cheaper. Besides, another thing to consider is that if you have that much junk in your feet....that you can see the toxic elements on the footpad once you remove the device, chances are you need a lot more than just a little foot pad. It's best to do an internet detox of the liver, bowels, kidneys and blood....proper function of these organs is what will help keep the toxins from getting to and staying in your feet, and if they are clogged with toxins, they can't do their job either.

i agree. I didnt think they were worth it. it was just too good to be true

Yeah, I was just thinking....they are really expensive: save up your money and go to a spa and get a detox body wrap or two. Now those work!

yeah--ya wanna come with me???? lol

Well save about a hundred bucks for me and I'll gladly come lol

heck I can do that now--when ya comming?