The ionic bath operates through a process of water electrolysis, where an electric current is passed between metal plates known as the anode and cathode, submerged in a basin of slightly saline water. These conductive metal plates initiate a reaction that saturates the water with hydroxide ions (OH-) and releases hydrogen gas microbubbles. Here’s a step-by-step breakdown of the process: 

1. Water Electrolysis 

When the electric current flows between the anode and cathode, it breaks down water molecules into negatively charged hydroxide ions (OH-) and hydrogen gas. The slightly saline water helps conduct electricity more efficiently, increasing the ionization process. 

2. Negative Ion Generation

 The OH- ions are abundant with free electrons, which are then transferred to the skin immersed in the water. These negative ions play a critical role in restoring bioelectrical balance by providing the body with essential free electrons needed for healthy cell function. 

3. Cellular Absorption 

The free electrons are absorbed into the body primarily through reflex zones or acupuncture points located in the feet or hands. These points act as gateways, allowing the electrons to be transported into the body’s nervous system. 

4. Electrical Resonance 

As the free electrons enter the body, they create a harmless electrical resonance within the water and the body. This resonance helps stimulate cell membrane permeability, enabling the cells to more efficiently exchange nutrients and expel waste. The resonance may occur at the beginning and during the session, depending on the device setup, such as when using a triangular ionizer. 

5. Bioelectric Restoration 

The goal of the ionic bath is to restore bioelectric balance by transferring valuable negative ions to the body. Each cell in the human body operates at an optimal electrical potential (typically between 15 mV and 90 mV), which is crucial for cell health, communication, and metabolism. By enhancing the electrical potential of cell membranes, the ion bath allows cells to function more effectively, leading to improved metabolism, hydration, detoxification, and regeneration.  

Negative ions boost metabolism and help tissues absorb oxygen and water. This process aids in removing harmful free radicals and makes cell membranes more permeable. As a result, nutrients, enzymes, water, and oxygen can operate better in intracellular fluids, while waste can exit more easily. This leads to deep stimulation of the blood and lymphatic circulatory systems, increasing the efficiency of waste elimination through the kidneys, liver, intestines, skin, and lungs. 

Additionally, stimulating reflexology points in the feet through negative ions has a significant positive impact on energy networks (meridians). This stimulation modifies the functional state of nerve receptors in the skin, transmitting messages to nerve centers in the brain. The presence of negative ions can enhance serotonin levels (affecting mood), enhance the cellular energy cycle (boosting vitality), and support the autonomic nervous system (balancing sympathetic and parasympathetic responses) and more 

Infrared waves are invisible to the human eye but are felt as heat; we encounter these waves daily, as they are the same heat our bodies emit. All objects emit some form of infrared heat, even cold ones like ice cubes, and the sun produces much of its energy as near-infrared light, which is vital for our health and wellness. 

Red light stimulates cytochrome C oxidase, a protein that boosts energy production in cells by increasing ATP, the cell’s energy currency, enhancing cellular efficiency and healing. Additionally, red light therapy creates beneficial low-dose stress, known as hormesis, like exercise. This process boosts protein synthesis, strengthens anti-inflammatory and antioxidant defenses, and promotes overall cell health while improving blood circulation and delivering oxygen and nutrients to the skin. 

Red light stimulates cytochrome C oxidase, a protein that boosts energy production in cells by increasing ATP, the cell’s energy currency, enhancing cellular efficiency and healing. Additionally, red light therapy creates beneficial low-dose stress, known as hormesis, like exercise. This process boosts protein synthesis, strengthens anti-inflammatory and antioxidant defenses, and promotes overall cell health while improving blood circulation and delivering oxygen and nutrients to the skin.