detox foot patches

Due to gravity and the body’s own natural defence system in transporting toxins away from vital organs, feet are a dumping pit for heavy metals and toxins. Foot patches are herb-infused pieces of gauze (herbal poultice) usually worn overnight attached to the foot soles. Patches are a form of natural detoxification, worn to eliminate toxins from the body. Some harmful toxins found when testing body fluid and hair include nicotine, fluoride, aluminium, lead, asbestos, parasites, chlorine, formaldehyde, arsenic, mercury, barium, nickel, gold and titanium. The lymphatic system (drainage system) plays a vital role by regulating the immune system, draining toxins, transporting nutrients to cells, and boosting metabolism. When the lymphatic system is blocked with metabolic waste, lymphatic fluid builds up and stagnates causing toxicity. Using the reflexology points (acupressure points in feet) as a reference guide for application, foot patches are an alternative, proactive and convenient way to draw-off toxins. Users who have applied the patches to the foot arch (bowel/colon) for 10–14 consecutive nights, have told me that over this time, the patches get lighter and lighter, indicating clearing of impurities. It is important to remember when undertaking any detox – drink plenty of water. The brand I know, have used, recommended to others and received feedback on (included in this article) is Wise Feet foot Patches. Wise Feet foot patches are certified in Australia as a therapeutic medical device (ARTG 156884) and can be used for relieving the discomfort of pain, swelling and for drawing out metabolic waste from the system. These patches are not cheap and there are many reported health benefits not listed in this article. Myself, family, friends and acquaintances have used the Wise Feet foot patches for over 2 years, mainly for pain relief, so from this aspect I can vouch for them. This makes them, at the very least, worth a try. Be sure to buy a reliable brand, as the cheaper brands were trialled by us and found ineffective by comparison – most likely due to lower amounts of one or more active ingredients.