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I really want to try the detox foot patches.
What is the best brand to buy and which kind? I see there are gold, etc etc??
Do you have detox symptoms from these? Or do you just feel better/nothing?
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There is only one "Podi Patch", which is a brand name. The others are "detox patches", which describes the product.
Since you are talking about colors, I assume you are referring to the ones sold on eBay.
Podi Patches are more expensive, and believed by some to be more effective, and can be purchased here: http://www.podipatch.com/
For questions about Podi Patches, you can email Andreas at [email protected].
Patches have been discussed quite a bit here, so if you don't get answers to your question, you will be able to search for some.
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For what it's worth I tryed both the podi patch'snd the cheaper version from health marvel
I felt just as goodon the health marvels. It is a good idea to try different ones and see which ones work for you.
Here is health marvles if you want give them a try too.
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Since we are on the foot patchs question I wondered if anyone know's if you can keep them on too long?
In that if they are on say more than 10-12 hours or more,will the toxins start to be re-aborbed?
Thanks
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I also use and recommend the ones from HealthMarvels.net after having used several brands including Podi, etc. I found them to be similar in action and the HM patches are far less expensive.
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Hey Christine20
Thats a good question,but as far as I have heard I don't think they have "killing action" ie: a die off.But I am no expert.
They are supposed to be to draw out toxins ect.. in your body.
I just know that I feel better on them.
No,they have never,as far I know, made me feel worse.
Take care
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Christine,
Tonight, I placed an order for 100 more foot pads from healthmarvels. They work just fine for me, and they don't have the smell that podi patches have (I have olfactory sensitivity, and the Podi patches had a smell I just couldn't handle).
I experimented with different pads to figure out the best ones for different areas of my feet. You place the based on your individual symptoms.
For me, there was never a die-off reaction or anything negative, and I've been taking them now for over 7 months.
I consider them an integral part of my treatment.
Hope this helps!
Andie
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Another vote of yeah! here. I would not do without them - after almost 2 years of using. The greatest thing is that you wake up feeling pretty great. Less fatigue, stiffness, well rested, etc. I started out with the stronger, more expensive ones (recommended by my LLMD), and didn't get as much bang for my buck with the other ones. I will stick with the stronger, more expensive ones. I must say after almost 2 years of using them, I'm pretty sick of putting them on. With the stronger ones, I don't need to use them every day. With the less stronger ones, even if I wore two on each foot, every night, I just didn't get the same results. That's just me. So, YMMV.
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DO you apply the entire patch to the foot or only to certain parts?
Do they leak or get on the bed sheets?
Thanks for all the advise!
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Christine:
I put them on the area on my foot according to the reflexology chart.
I use the gold ones from health mrvels. They tend to be a little sqeashie & do sometimes leak. If I take them off first thing in the morning they don't leak.
If I walk around on them in the AM they do leak.
I wear a heavy pair of socks. The stain comes out in the laudry,
I would recommend wearing a heavy pair of socks to start or two pairs of light ones ,just to be sure .
Take care
Here is an interactive foot chart that may be of some help:
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No need to cut them. You'll see. I put them square in the middle of the bottom of the foot. If you look at the chart, that covers mostly the liver and the intestines reflexology points, which to me, seems pretty much takes in perhaps the most important parts. I have tried shifting them up to cover the ball of my foot and toes, as well as shift them down to do just the heel. My LLMD had said she did this, rotating the locations. I tried it once, but will stick with just the one method. You will find what works best for you. We are all different. Wishing you great results!
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Christine,
The only pads I've used are the podi patches and the ones from health marvels.
I only use them on the bottom of my feet. I have serious Lyme arthritis in my right knee and once tried using them directly on my knee. That was just silly.
Yes, they can leak, and they can also stain. I wear a pair of heavy socks over mine at night, just as Dana suggested.
I also wash my sheets a lot more often.
Let us know what you order and whether you like them.
Andie
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Thanks! I ordered a trial of both the Podi and health Marvels...
I will definetly keep everyone updated... I hope I tolerate them b.c I really need to detox somehow...
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