Aqua Chi Machine

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Does anyone know anything about an Aqua Chi machine?
Gloriaj

Yeah, I used one for the first time last Saturday morning and it was
amazing. My alternative health doctor ran his usual treatment on me
that I get done every 2 months: muscle testing, chiropractic, TBM,
NET, supplement reccomendations, etc. and he then mentioned that I
might want to try this new treatment option that they offer called the
Aqua Chi. I'm always up for a new experience, so I took him up on it.
I had seen the device advertised in an alternative health magazine a
few years back, but wrote it off when I saw the price.

Anyway, I took off my socks and put my feet in a very warm water
footbath that was in a normal plastic container. The water was filled
up to be just above the top of the Aqua Chi module, which was
connected to a power box with a resistance meter on it. Ionic
discharge was coming out of the module and dissipating into the
footbath. My timer was set for 20 minutes. My feet were tingling
slightly from the warmth of the water and "possibly" from the
discharge. The water became progressively rust brown with a sediment
that was coating the sides of the container and my ankles and feet.
There was also a slightly oily looking film forming on the top of the
water.

After my 20 minutes was up I felt a very subtle pleasant tingling
throughout my entire body, but nothing mindblowing. I drank some
water, and then a few minutes later it hit me: a full on body and
mind high that felt like I just took 2 hits of full strength vicodin:
total relaxation and an almost giddy feeling, complete well-being. I
asked the doctor's assistant if this was normal and she said yes, that
some people describe it as feeling pleasantly sloshy. It last for 3-4
hours, and stayed with me subtly for most of the next day and half a
day after. I was LOVING it.

I usually drink HARD on Saturday nights, and I had plans to go out
with a friend and party. Didn't happen: I lost all cravings for
alcohol, caffeine, and other "substances". I ended up only having one
vodka and tonic out of habit at home, and I didn't even have the
desire to finish the entire drink...that was it for the entire
weekend. I can see how people could use this device to eliminate all
cravings, whether physical, mental, or emotional. I really felt
lighter and "detoxed". Apparently the "high" feeling diminishes over
time with continual usage of the device, but that means that the body
is "charging-up" again and eliminating the need for outside/external
substances. I cannot imagine how intense this device would be in a
full body bath but I intend to find out: I ordered one and should get
it in a week.

I am currently embarking on a personal wellness regimen after a few
years of slacking off and becoming a bit too hedonistic, and I learned
from my own personal experiences and some reading of Gurdieff's work
that the body sometimes needs "external shocks" to the system in order
for it to advance to a "higher" level. I recognize the truth (for me)
in this realization, and use it at times when I need to "step it up"
and get my ass in gear. For this reason I believe this device will
accelerate my progress and help me to achieve a more complete state of
wellness and physical/mental/emotional well-being..

Hope this helped.

Rocky

<@csonline.net> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

Quoted message said:

Does anyone know anything about an Aqua Chi machine?
Gloriaj

As a follow-up to my previous post:

The color change in the water apparently happens whether someone's
feet are in it or not. I was told that this is due to the electrical
discharge interacting with the mineral (?) content of the water. The
color will vary based on this variable. My doctor also told me that
despite that, some people seem to influence the color change more than
others: For instance, one day a number of people used the device, and
the water turned brown as usual except for one person. This person
had recently undergone chemotherapy, and in her case the water turned
dark black. What this means is up for question.

I just started researching on google about the Aqua Chi which is how I
found your posted question, and I noticed that some people that are
more "scientifically"-minded have posted some compelling critiques of
the device that have given me pause. The one thing that they haven't
explained is the overwhelming "feeling" of complete well-being that I
experienced and that stayed with me for a few days, along with a
complete cessation of cravings. I really could care less about the
water color change...what blew me away were the resulting changes that
I've described above. I am an open-minded person, but I have a
healthy dose of skepticism to go along with it: I base my beliefs on
my ACTUAL EXPERIENCES, not what others have to say.

My questions to the critics that call this device a scam are presented
with the utmost respect and spirit of inquiry:
1. How do you explain the feeling of well-being that apparently all
users feel from using the device? (Could it be from chlorine/hydrogen
"poisoning"?)

2. How do you explain the complete cessation of all substance cravings
that lasted for a few days afterwards?

Thanks,
rocky

Here is a follow-up post regarding my experiences using the Aqua Chi
device:

I've been using it every 2-3 days for the last two weeks and in that
time I have noticed:
1) Subtle increased in sense of well-being/ general calmness
(anti-stress)
2) More consistent energy level throughout the entire day (but no
"energy spikes"😉
3) Sleep much more soundly, don't get up as frequently late at night
4) Less desire and need for caffeine in the morning
5) Major decrease in desire/need for alcohol and other drugs

The color change of the water is due in large part to the mineral
content of the water, but it also appears that different people using
the same water source influence what color the water changes. For
instance, my tap water turns light yellow with just the module turned
on in the water, and for the most part it only turns slightly darker
yellow when I have been putting my feet in the water. After a
particularly "toxic" weekend I used the Aqua Chi and water from the
same source I have always used, but this time the water turned a dark
brown. The only other time the water turned dark brown on me was the
very first time I used the treatment, and up until this last "toxic"
weekend the water had been turning form a dark to a light yellow.

Water that changes color is an interesting parlour trick, but that is
not what I paid over $1500 for. The ongoing physical/emotional
effects that I feel I am gaining from the use of this device has been
well worth it. Shortly after the very first time I used the device I
experienced an intense and almost overpowering feeling of well-being
similar to the effects of taking 2 hits of vicodin. Since then this
feeling has abated somewhat with continued useage of the Aqua Chi, but
I still feel a very relaxed sense of well-being after each treatment.

I also feel energized and a sense of well-being after drinking 6 oz of
the water afrer it has been energized. I was told to only use
filtered water and to not energize the water for more than 10 minutes.
I only use this treatment option every few days.

So far this device has been an interesting experience for me, and I
intend to use it every 3 days or so over the next 6 months and see if
my perceived benefits continue and become more apparent...or not. I
will report back then, unless anyone has any questions or comments.

Rocky