How the IonCleanse® ionic foot bath works

Summary

This video script explains the process of ion cleansing using an array in water. When activated, it generates ions that neutralize charged particles in the body, pulling them out through osmosis and diffusion. The script details how positive polarity produces negative ions, leading to hydrogen gas and hydroxy ions, while negative polarity creates positive ions, resulting in oxygen gas and hydrogen ions. This electrolysis mimics natural ion generation, enhancing the feeling of well-being.

Takeaways

• 💧 The array is placed in water, along with body parts like hands or feet.
• ⚡ A small direct current is delivered to the array via a control unit.
• 🧪 The combination of metals, water, and salt generates positively and negatively charged ions by separating hydrogen and oxygen from the water molecules.
• 🔄 These ions neutralize charged particles in the body, which are then pulled out through the skin via osmosis and diffusion.
• 📈 Osmosis and diffusion move particles from lower concentration to higher concentration, guided by the ion field created in the water.
• 🔋 Positive and negative in this process relate to electrical phenomena, not chemical.
• 🔵 When set to positive, the ion cleanse produces more negative ions and generates hydrogen gas and hydroxy ions in the water.
• 🟢 When set to negative, the ion cleanse produces more positive ions, generating oxygen gas and hydrogen ions.
• 🌊 This process is called electrolysis of water and is similar to natural ion generation near beaches or waterfalls.
• 🌿 The ion cleanse mimics the natural ionization process but amplifies it significantly.

Q & A

What is the purpose of placing an array in water?

The purpose is to generate positively and negatively charged ions by separating hydrogen and oxygen from the water molecule when a small direct current is delivered into the array.

How does the ion cleanse process work?

The ion cleanse process works by neutralizing charged particles in the body and then pulling them out through the skin via osmosis and diffusion.

What are the two types of movement of particles mentioned in the script?

The two types of movement of particles mentioned are osmosis and diffusion.

What is the difference between positive and negative polarity in ion cleanse?

Positive polarity generates a negative ion concentration, resulting in hydrogen gas and hydroxy ions in the water. Negative polarity generates a positive ion concentration, resulting in oxygen gas and positively charged ions in the water.

What happens when the ion cleanse is set on positive?

When set on positive, the current flows to the positive pull in the array, producing more negative ions, leading to hydrogen gas being released and an abundance of negatively charged hydroxy ions in the water.

What occurs when the ion cleanse is set on negative?

When set on negative, the current flows to the negative pull in the array, producing more positive ions, leading to oxygen gas being released and an abundance of positively charged ions in the water.

What is the role of the array in the ion cleanse process?

The array plays a role in generating ions by reacting with the water and salt when a direct current is applied, which helps in the electrolysis process.

How does the ion cleanse process relate to natural ionization?

The ion cleanse process mimics natural ionization, which occurs when water molecules move and generate ions, similar to the feeling of freshness near a beach or waterfall.

What is the final goal of the ion cleanse process?

The final goal is to create a higher concentration of ions in the water, which helps in drawing out charged particles from the body.

How does the ion cleanse process enhance the feeling of well-being?

It enhances the feeling of well-being by replicating the natural ionization process that occurs near bodies of water, which is known to be refreshing and invigorating.

What is the significance of the term 'electrolysis of water' in the context of the script?

The term 'electrolysis of water' refers to the process where water is broken down into its constituent ions (hydrogen and oxygen) using an electric current, which is central to the ion cleanse process.