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Tarfumes.com - 60 Kenrico Gold Upgraded with 60 % Tourmaline DETOXIFICATION Foot and Body Pads/patches MADE IN JAPAN
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List Price: $120.00
Our Price: $49.98
Your Save: $ 70.02 ( 58% )
Availability: N/A
Manufacturer: Kenrico Ltd of Japan
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Binding: Health and Beauty
Brand: Health Marvels
Color: GOLD
Feature: UPGRADED with 60% Tourmaline, 5 grams
Ingredients: Wood Vinegar extract 0.60 12% Bamboo Vinegar extract 0.60 12% Chitin and Chitosan 0.04 1% Loquat Leaf 0.04 1% Dokudami 0.04 1% Vitamin C 0.04 1% Vegetable Fiber 0.20 5% Tourmaline 3.00 60% Dextrin 0.44 8% TOTAL GRAMS 5.00 100%
Label: Kenrico Ltd of Japan
Manufacturer: Kenrico Ltd of Japan
Model: GOLD TRMX2i
Publisher: Kenrico Ltd of Japan
Studio: Kenrico Ltd of Japan
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Features
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UPGRADED with 60% Tourmaline, 5 grams
Manufacturer recommends this for those who suffer from Crohn's disease, fibromyalgia, and heavy metal poisoning.
The TRMX-2 model emits negative ion on average of 1300 ion/cm3.
PATCHES COME WITH ADHESIVES
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Manufacturer recommends may be effective for these symptoms: Fatigue, headache, double vision, blood pressure, arthritis, rheumatism, skin problems, stress, slow learning, hot flashes due to menopause, and mood swings, Crohn's disease, Fibromyalgia, and heavy metal poisoning.
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Work they do!
Comment: What really impressed me with the use of this patch was not the discoloration you see after use (I read somewhere that it was a scam) but the effect it had on me after use. Strangely enough, I was able to sleep much better as one of its claims. Also, I started my day refreshed and more energized. I will continue using the patches and see if the effects that I feel will continue.
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Summary: Works on feet & ankles
Comment: I guess it just depends on the person. For me, these pads have eliminated the swelling in my feet & ankles, and the pain as well. Before these pads, if I stood in the kitchen cooking & washing dishes for two or three hours, I would be hardly able to walk the next day. I dreaded going to Wal-Mart because of all the walking. Now it's no big deal. This is no placebo effect, because I've been very aware that these might be just "snake oil". Maybe the pads serve to increase circulation. Whatever. It's been a positive experience.
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Summary: Like the footpads
Comment: I've bought many brands of footpads and they all seem equally good. I'm happy with these footpads, they really seem to work.
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Summary: Explain why they turn white? I believe it's because they work
Comment: I do believe there is more than just the sweat of the feet causing the brownish color BECAUSE eventually they are white in color when you are done detoxing. And I too noticed a huge difference in my mornings. But we are all different and react differently.
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Summary: I told you so!
Comment: I really try to avoid ever saying or writing "I told you so" but this is the rare exception. I can't help myself. To all those who disagreed with my negative review (some strongly disagreed but almost all remained polite - thank you), the ABC "20/20" review of this product of Friday, April 12th proved me correct. The product is bogus, very clever but still bogus. I had written the ingredients inside the bag are bark and root of a particular type of tree that turns to gooey gunk when heated and made wet. Also inside the packet are "pebbles" of one of the three rocks found in nature that naturally emit heat.
One of the others is uranium (deadly) but, fortunately, this rock is harmless. Stuck to the bottom of your feet overnight the rocks add to the heat already on the bottom of your feet (your feet are already among the warmest parts of your body, that's why feet smell! By morning the "detox pads" have turned to yucky, sticky brown gunk. You're told that gunk is toxicity pulled from the body. No, it's the bark and tree root having gotten wet (from sweat). Notice the abundance of testimonials but no definitive lab results of what that gunk is. Test it yourself. Put body temperature salt water (simulating sweat) on a pad and you get the same brown, yucky gunk! It is a scam.
The TV program "20/20" did this test plus sent a "morning after" pad to a real lab and it confirmed NO TOXINS, just brown yucky gunk from the tree material turned to liquid. As I told many people who were adamant to the extreme, if you think it helps and makes you feel better, the price may be worth it just for that alone. There are hundreds (thousands?) of "feel better medications" marketed that make many people feel better but are actually worthless.
Yes, I've been tricked too! For instance, I also debunked the ionic foot bath having to buy one to see what really made it tick. After wasting $500 on "treatments". It is simply the process of electrolysis (making rust) sped up 10,000 times. The gunk in the water is what you see on a corroded battery. The probe in the water is made of dissimilar metals. Low voltage run through a connection of two dissimilar metals with a small amount of resistance between the two create the "gunk".
If the battery connection was tight and the resistance zero ohms then no gunk. I have medical problems that cause a build-up of toxins in my body. There are methods to help your body detox and the best way is free so you'll never see it advertised. gyantis@gmail.com if you'd like info. I hope no one is offended by this "I told you so" post but I just could not resist after watching "20/20. It's a "sugar pill" but harmless and not expensive.
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