According to Chinese medical knowledge, our human body has over 360 acupuncture points, with more than 60 acupuncture points found on the soles of the foot. Known as the “second heart”, they are the reflective zones of our major internal organs, they are also potential homes for toxins. When the blood circulates to the soles, the Kenno Takara Foot Patch sachet can absorb toxins released from the acupuncture points. The Kenno Takara Foot Patch comes in a white sachet that is applied to the soles of the feet. After only one night of body detox, there may be significant changes to the smell and color of the sachet (from brown to grayish black) as it reflects the amount and degree of toxins which were extracted from the body. With continuous usage, there should be a visible reduction in the stain and odor of the sachet.

Potent, high-quality, all-natural ingredients in the Kenno Takara Foot Patch include the Agaricus mushroom from the jungles of Brazil. It is a plant textile that absorbs carcinogenic substances. The patches also contain chitosan, bamboo sap, eucalyptus sap, ionic (absorbable) tourmaline minerals, saururus chenesis (which was the first plant to grow at the atomic bomb site in Hiroshima) fermented adjusting starches and other potent plant ingredients. Additionally, the dried pasture sap in Kenno Takara Foot Patches have strong sterilizing power, detoxification, infiltration and absorption qualities. In the end, the combination of these powerful ingredients in the precise herbal ratios became the Takara Patch standard that would take the world by storm!

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Not all heavy metals are bad, in fact in small quantities certain heavy metals are nutritionally essential for a healthy life and are commonly found naturally in foods, fruits, vegetables, and in multivitamin products. However, the exposure of humans to the normal healthy quantities found in naturally-occuring sources is greatly out of balance in today's industrialized world.

Previously, the medical community's concern over metal toxicity was in regard to acute industrial exposure, where certain dramatic measures were performed to stimulate elimination of those metals. More recently, there has been concern over lead intoxication in children from sucking or eating lead-based paint, for example, and legislation has been enacted to reduce this possible contamination. For most of these potentially toxic minerals, there are many common uses and possible contamination sources throughout our society; our concern must be with more widespread and long-term observation of and protection from these dangers. Lead, mercury, cadmium, arsenic, and, more recently, aluminum are the main toxic minerals. Beryllium, bismuth, and bromine must be considered as well. And there are other heavy and radioactive metals that could bring future difficulties. Most of these minerals were present in our environment only in minute amounts until recent centuries, when the orientation toward industrialization and production brought about our many technological advances. But technology, like medicine, has its side effects. Mining these metals from the earth and using them in society-as leaded gasoline or silver-mercury tooth amalgam, for example-have brought all of us into regular exposure with them.

We cannot realistically put all the lead and cadmium for example, back into the earth and cover it up. We need to deal with their presence. Most of these heavier metals are quite stable and decompose fairly slowly, if at all, so they remain in the environment. The basic way that these heavy metals cause problems in the human body is by displacing or replacing related minerals that are required for essential body functions. For example, cadmium can replace zinc, and lead displaces calcium; when this happens, the cadmium or lead is stored in the bones or other tissues and becomes harder to clear, while the important functions of the minerals that are replaced cannot be carried out. Heavy metals become toxic when they are not metabolized by the body and accumulate in the soft tissues. Heavy metals may enter the human body through food, water, air or even through absorption through the skin in agriculture, manufacturing, pharmaceutical, industrial, or residential settings. Both adults and children are frequently exposed on a regular basis to heavy metals.

The overabundance of heavy metal & chemicals in the human body make it difficult to absorb the important minerals and vitamins in food that our bodies need. These blockages may add to digestive problems, parasites, allergies, emotional issues and may also make the body more vulnerable to diseases. One solution to dealing with the prevalence of heavy metals in the body is to draw the heavy metal and toxins out of the body through external means. The Takara Patch has been proven effective in assisting the body in drawing heavy metals through the skin, and binding them in the patch to prevent re-absorption.

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