Detoxification and Weight Loss by Angelia Griffith - HTML preview

Case Study #1: Kinoki Detox Foot Pads

There has been a significant amount of advertising for these foot pads on both television and the internet. Over the course of the last few months, Kinoki foot pads have been the subject of investigation from the media as well as discussion on the internet. On addition, they were highlighted on an episode of the American television program "20/20."

How do they work?

Foot pads manufactured by Kinoki are said to function by drawing toxins and other potentially hazardous substances out of your body through your feet, according to the manufacturer of these pads. "Ions" are said to be utilized by the pads in order to promote overall wellness in the body, as stated in its promotional materials.

The pads are designed to be placed on each of the users' feet before going to bed at night. For optimal outcomes, they should rest for a period of eight to ten hours. It is planned to remove the foot pads first thing in the morning. It is recommended that users make use of them for a period of at least one week in order to totally discharge all poisons from their bodies. The Kinoki foot pads are designed to eliminate not only toxins but also parasites, mucus, chemicals, and cellulite in addition to removing toxins.

It is believed that the Kinoki foot pad has a number of components that are beneficial to the process of detoxification in the body for the user. Assorted Chinese herbs, bamboo vinegar, chitin, and tourmaline are some of the components that are contained in this product. The efficacy of these components in terms of detoxification has not been demonstrated by scientific research in any way.

Have Kinoki Foot Pads Been Effective?

If the fact that the official website for the Kinoki food pads has been removed from the internet at the time of this writing provides you with any clue of how successful they are, then you should know that. If you search for reviews on the internet, you will find a large number of people who have been taken advantage of by this firm and who have ended up wasting their money on a product that does not function properly.

As a result of clinical tests that demonstrated that the pads did not contain any heavy metals or poisons after being worn, they were shown to be a hoax in the "20/20" broadcast. When it comes down to it, the pads are essentially just pricey vinegar patches.