Negative Ions Products

[kitty2]

BeContented:

Been hearing about it but not really a believer.


However, as a relative is unwell and is asking for it, like to see if anyone in KSP has tried or knew of people who did and what's the review.
Eg. Hat, clothing, mattress, blankets, bracelets etc.

Thanks.

My neighbour has the socks, bracelets and mattress but no effect lei :?

[jetsetter]

Do they actually work?


My dh has the necklace and wristband to treat neck aches and wrist aches. Didn’t hear him rave about such ‘scientific’ products.

Charcoal lounge wear, bedlinen, pillow casings, protectors and towels are however very effective. I bought some apparels from Seoul.

[MyPillow]

my ceiling fan specs said it can emit negative ions.

All i know is , both dh or I are likely to fall asleep whenever we laze on the lounge sofa on wk end afternoons :scratchhead:

[BeContented]

Years ago I bought an air filter that produces negative ion too. But din feel much diff and after that one spoilt, din get any replacement.


My dad was given a pj set also, he wore it diligently for quite some time but can't sense any effect. All these are sooooo 'subtle', but yet those testimonial make it sound like we dun need doctors and dermatologist anymore after using it. All the 'sure die' examples all survived. I am still skeptical.

[whiteyess]

I go to Ganban-Yoku Therapy in Thomson Road, really like it actually. With the negative ions your sweat doesn’t emit a sticky feeling and there is a greater sense of detoxing

[kitty2]

whiteyess:

I go to Ganban-Yoku Therapy in Thomson Road, really like it actually. With the negative ions your sweat doesn't emit a sticky feeling and there is a greater sense of detoxing

Is it the anti oxidant therapy at Thomson ridge?

[Coolkidsrock2]

The tummy wrap is effective for my back pains and stomach cramps. Various family members have used it to improve their immunity, relieve pain from slipped disc and knee pains.

[soldenstella]

I’d like to think it’s all in the mind…beauty and health related businesses profit largely from the fears of consumers. Oxygenated water…seriously?

Metallic bracelets with healing powers? * rolls eyes*

Google London weight management reviews and you will see how many unhappy customers there are, or Beijing 101. I last heard from an unconfirmed source its big boss is living in Sentosa Cove, no points for guessing how he could afford a million dollar bungalow.

Just walked past this -417 at L1 of Century Square today, and couldn’t help but chuckle at its brand slogan: "instant miracles".