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PediTox Detoxification Therapy System has been featured in several editions of Salon Today Magazine, within a special Salon Essentials piece written by editor Fiona Bradshaw in which she recommends her favourite products and treatments to stock in your salon/spa. Fiona Bradshaw contacted Gizmo Products Ltd, manufacturers of PediTox Therapy Systems requesting that she would very much like to include a feature on PediTox exclusively as the detoxification foot spa that she recommends salons/spas to stock.

Distributors

We are pleased to announce that our rapidly growing distribution network is to be enhanced with a number of new distributors for PediTox Detoxification Therapy Systems. These include distributors for Poland, Germany, Switzerland, Hong Kong, South Africa and Canada, to name but a few. We are still accepting inquiries for distributors & stockists worldwide. Interested parties should contact info@peditox.com

Article 1

The following abstract is taken from an Internet article by Mr Thierry March. Background: Mr Thierry March BSc (Hons), MSc MNIMH, MRCHM is a registered Western & Chinese Medical Herbalist. He is a practising member of National Institute of Medical Herbalists & Register of Chinese Herbal Medicine, with hospital training in Nanjing, China and a post graduate qualification in dermatology. Subsequent postgraduate training includes cancer, endometriosis, fibroids, infertility treatment (male and female) and headaches such as migraine.

He has an Honours degree in Chemistry and Biochemistry and a Masters degree in Analytical Chemistry and Instrumentation, and has worked for several years in research and development and quality assurance of proprietary medicines.

In 2000 he was appointed advisor for Derby University in development of a specialist programme in Traditional Chinese Medicine and consideration of a similar programme in Medical Herbalism.

Also in 2000, he was accepted on to the council of RCHM, and appointed one of its representatives on Medical Research Council (MRA) ethnic medicines forum which regulates safety issues.

Article:

It is less than 100 years ago that chronic, often disabling illnesses such as diabetes, rheumatism and arthritis, multiple sclerosis, asthma, Parkinsons, Alzheimers and cancer became distinctly visible on the health landscape of the western world. In the new 21st century of today these ailments are virtually unknown amongst so-called undeveloped countries, which are not undernourished. 18 cultures, which live longest, do so because heart disease, strokes and cancer, which are responsible for most deaths in the western world, are unknown to them. Wild animals of the deep jungle are singularly free from human-type degenerative, intractable ailments.

Incidence of cancer which is the second biggest killer amongst males and biggest amongst females in the United Kingdom, is directly proportional to the GNP of a nation i.e. cancer incidence matches the degree of industrialization.

Medical missionaries never found cancer among the 'primitive', though they did find it among 'modernised'. Except among civilized Eskimos, no native cancers have been found in the Arctic. Fredrick L Hoffman, Chairman of committee on statistics of the American Society for Control of Cancer stated: "Cancer is unquestionably rare in native races"

American farmers for the last several decades have experienced high rates of many cancers including leukaemia, non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and brain and prostate cancers. Animal and epidemiological studies have linked several of these with exposure to pesticides or solvents.

American farmers used 50 million pounds of insecticides in 1940's, 600 million by 1970s and currently use over one billion pounds of insecticides each year. Undoubtedly, toxic overload is a major contributor, if not the main cause of chronic disease. It is impossible to entirely escape exposure, either from food (over half a dozen pesticides are used to process wheat) or atmosphere. According to US Environment Protection Agency, over 2 billion, 200 million pounds of toxic chemicals were released into the environment in the United States in 1994 alone, (1987 - 1994 Toxins Release Inventory National Report, Washington, DC: office of toxic Substances); it is estimated as much as 25 percent of the United States population suffers from heavy metal poisoning (Pizzorno JE. Murray MT. Detoxification: A naturopathic perspective. Nat Med J. 1998;1:6-17). Annual production rates for synthetic, carcinogenic and other industrial chemicals was 1 billion pounds in 1940 - during 1980's it exceeded 500 billion pounds.

(An extract from Cancer Prevention News). Evidently, faced with a bombardment of nasty substances, therapies which remove them from the body are necessary and highly prized.

If Dr Theodore Baroody is right - 'all illnesses come from the same root cause...to much tissue acid waste', then this is indeed propitious!

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