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What is an Ionic foot spa?
An ionic foot spa is a modern detoxification device, which balances the bodies natural energy system. By introducing a high level of negative ions into the water of a foot bath, the feet, utilizing principles of reflexology and the science of ionisation and osmosis, create a positive cellular environment and enable the body’s natural detoxification processes to function at their peak. The Ion balance ionic foot detox is the safest, most modern and effective detox therapy on the market today.
Potential Health Benefits
Some of the symptoms or conditions, which may improve from a detox foot bath: - Joint pain, arthritis, swollen & painful joints - Chronic fatigue, M.E. and fibromyalgia - Foggy brain, poor concentration - Sleeplessness, insomnia - Poor circulation, cramps - Heavy metal toxicity - Allergies, sinus problems - Eczema, psoriasis - Hormonal imbalance - Weak immune system
Why is it important to detoxify? The human body has a unique capability to heal itself. When functioning properly, it can kill invading viruses and bacteria, destroy cancer cells and prevent virtually all disease. The problem faced today is more and more people are suffering from a wide range of illness. Although the human body was designed to handle a relatively large amount of toxins, our modern environment is contaminated to the point that most people need assistance to regain and maintain optimum health.
This is where the detox foot spa comes in. Whether you are in good health and just want to feel extraordinary, or if you are currently suffering from chronic problems or an undiagnosed illness, regular foot detox sessions can improve your overall health and well-being.
Combine this with a chi session, reflexology or pedicure for a true feeling of wellbeing.
All of these treatments and many more are available at Elements Beauty Spa in Denia. For more information contact us on: 96 642 4647. Email:
elementsbeautyspa@gmail.com,
www.elementsbeautyspa.es.
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