Ionic foot bath
A foot bath that recharges the body with negative ions to restore energy, while supporting the body's detoxification.

A moment to recharge
The ionic foot bath recharges the body with negative ions to restore the electrical energy of the whole body, while detoxifying it.
During the session, you sit comfortably with your feet in a basin of warm water connected to the ionisation device. All you have to do is relax.
The ionic foot bath can be offered on its own or alongside a massage, depending on your needs. Before the session, Karina reviews the contraindications with you.
In brief
- Recharges the body's energy
- Supports detoxification
- Reduces the effects of stress
- A gentle, seated treatment

Seventeen potential benefits
The reported benefits of the ionic foot bath, grouped into three families.
Energy and vitality
- Recharges the body's electrical energy
- Releases energy and awakens metabolic vitality
- Raises the vibrational rate
- Clears energy blockages (meridians)
- Slows premature cell ageing
- Brightens the complexion, skin, eyes and hair
Detox and defences
- Deacidifies and detoxifies the body
- Cleanses the internal filtering organs
- Stimulates the immune defences
- Restores the body's osmotic permeability
- Reoxygenates and hydrates the tissues
- Acts on inflammatory pain
- Eases digestion
Body and mind
- Balances mood and state of mind
- Reduces the harmful effects of stress
- Regulates the sleep and wake cycle
- Improves the harmony of body, soul and mind
Contraindications
The ionic foot bath is not suitable in the following situations. If in doubt, speak with your doctor before the session.
- Children under 8
- Pacemaker
- Personal defibrillator
- Pregnant or breastfeeding women
- Severe kidney failure
- Organ transplant with anti-rejection medication
- Ongoing radiotherapy or chemotherapy
- Chronic epilepsy treated with medication
Potential benefits reported by practice. This treatment does not replace medical advice or treatment.
Frequently asked questions
What happens during an ionic foot bath?
You sit comfortably with your feet in a basin of warm water connected to the ionisation device. All you have to do is relax.
Who should not have an ionic foot bath?
Ionic foot baths are not recommended for children under 8, people with a pacemaker or a personal defibrillator, pregnant or breastfeeding women, or in cases of severe kidney failure, organ transplant with anti-rejection medication, ongoing radiotherapy or chemotherapy, or chronic epilepsy treated with medication.
How do I book an appointment?
Call Karina at (514) 208-1756, email her at karinabest33@live.ca or fill in the form on the contact page. She will get back to you to find a time.
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The easiest way is often to call me. I will be happy to answer.
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