Kinoki footpad with real toxins from a chemistry lab - experiment

[@LadyFourteen]

I'm glad there are teachers like you that enjoy their work and interact with the kids:)

[@DTB3378]

Too bad he didn’t run the experiment properly lol hes a terrible chemistry teacher soooo many flaws to this experiment these pads work 100%

[@patricesilva8004]

He is a real teacher I pray for teachers like him for the children this is 10vyears later 2022 March 11

[@Bajoli86]

Here is what you should be doing: 1. Get used footpads. 2. Test a used and unused footpad for heavy metals and other toxins. 3. If the used foodpad contains much more toxins like heavy metals then the unused one there is a significant effect. By the way it is a fact that you lose heavy metals while sweating in a very significant way. It is also easier to sweat them out through the foot then elsewhere. I really hope that some people could propperly test the detox effect itself. I currently think that it is more efficient to go to the sauna and sweat like crazy and then get vegetable juice and follow up with plenty of vegetables and propably ad some cylantro parsley and safetytesed quality chlorella. Just search scientific study for chlorella and heavy metal detox.

[@ladybug-mv8tn]

How about someone take an actual foot pad that has been worn over night and test the USED foot pad to see what, if any toxic substances are on it that possibly came out of the body. Then that would be a legit test

[@danbonham2386]

Absolutely, bit of a worry that’s the type of experiment the kids might be being taught 🥴

[@johnreeves6854]

Not sure how this would be accurate cause the toxins in your body are not goin to be a solid powder its in you kidney and the water in your system so if its drawing out the toxins in the body fluids the only way you would know if its working is to test a actual pad that some used to see what it pulled out if I poured powder on a dry foot pad how would you expect it to suck up the powder make it disapear just confused how this could even be compared to pulling toxins out of the body

[@johnnybates7580]

Absolutely. Explains why America asks him to teach inner city folks.

[@markj6984]

thats wat i thought this was. ffs

[@johnpatz8395]

Yes, these results could be interesting to see, although sadly it’s not likely something we’ll see on KZbin, as testing for a wide range of toxins, all at extremely low concentrations, would be a massively large and expensive task, as you can’t just “test for everything.” Even common tests, such as drug tests, only rest for a very limited number of drugs, and most labs aren’t even equipped to test for anything beyond some of the basic ones, and of course, these would be at much higher levels within the individuals body than these micro toxins they are talking about. so I imagine it would require a very high tier lab to be able to test for even most of the toxins these pads claim to extract, and wouldn’t even be surprised to find that no one lab could test for all of them

[@jirikytka9701]

These pads work on the ancient principle called Cha-Ching that have proven to work for many generations. I use them daily and they are very good at getting rid of excessive gravy that have accumulated in my purse. This helps to prevent me from living an immoderate, excessive lifestyle.

[@ibchemvids]

This vid gets many comments - but this is my favorite!

[@ginolorenzo4117]

Copy pasted

[@davey2k12]

Excess gravy 🤣🤣🤣

[@ballsofsalsa01]

Gravy 🤔 banquet meals

[@jirikytka9701]

@@ballsofsalsa01 gravy = money ;-)

[@Sultana.Sabah.]

I never ever liked chemistry class. I really tried hard to understand and like it. If you were my teacher, I think you would have helped me understand it better than just straight memorization for test. Good job on this experiment. You have a very fun attitude and personality as well.

[@ibchemvids]

hehehe

[@DTB3378]

His experiment was not done correctly lol would love to know what school gave him his degree

[@EmilynWood]

I hoped the used foot pad would be tested to see if any toxins got pulled into it. They do change different colors for some people. One time for me it turned black with some yellow. Someone else said it turned a very different color after using them a while.

[@elanneyamoto4976]

Believe it or not I like using kinoki cleansing detox foot pad coz it made me sleep the whole night through.

[@travv88]

Try this: Test someones blood, put the footpad on them, test their blood afterwards, and test the footpad before and after.

[@AChi__]

100% sound logic.

[@turanamo]

Especially those with high uric acid in their blood (>6.0 mg/dL)

[@velerina2017]

Why tho

[@travv88]

@@velerina2017 This was commented 4 years ago but if I remember the video correctly it claimed the footpads detoxify the body so the logic I had was to test the blood before and after using the footpads to see what changes occur in the blood, and also test the footpads to try and find correlation. Lymphatic fluid should also be tested before and after.

[@AuroraKnightingale]

This guy does a legitimate science test and all people can do is criticize him and point out all of his mistakes just because you can't face up to the fact bat the foot pads are a gimmick and a money making scheme doesn't mean you have to make fun of someone else. If he does another test where he's corrected all of his mistakes and he still gets the same result then you'll have to face the truth

[@ibchemvids]

I encourage people to try it themselves with just simple water that they know is pure.

[@crimineyjenkins1]

Then explain the color change of the pads after a period of time on the foot/feet? What I mean is that someone puts a new pad on the bottom of the foot/feet each night for a week or two after cleaning the area thoroughly each night plain, unscented Castile liquid soap and water. I have seen the pads change color from use on the bottom of my feet from black to a funky yellow/gray, sickly yellow and finally at the end of the week the pad was white. I use the pads every three to five months to do a cleanse.

[@ShimrraJamaane]

@@crimineyjenkins1 it's a chemical reaction in the presence of water. Watch from 2:00 onwards. You either didn't watch the video or didn't pay attention to that corner in the slightest.

[@DTB3378]

@@ShimrraJamaane for a science teacher he ran a terrible experiment lol explain the difference of change in color

[@ShimrraJamaane]

@@DTB3378 "for a science teacher he ran a terrible experiment" He ran the test with multiple chemicals and a control. How is that a terrible experiment? Did you forget how to do science? "lol" You are laughing at your lack of knowledge, here. "explain the difference of change in color" I will quote from my earlier comment: "it's a chemical reaction in the presence of water". Hell, it isn't even really chemical as distilled water produces the same color change. So, it's just making a kind of mud.

[@amg9163]

I had bad migraines and although the instructions say to put on your feet, I thought, why not put one on my forehead? 🤔 I did, and instead of black or grey, it turned pink! I am not sure what it drew out of my skin, but my migraines are a thing of the past!

[@ChristianAustinite]

Are you using still the patches; I have a niece that suffers from migraine, would appreciate any comments, thanks.

[@heyokaempath5802]

You are a fantastic teacher! wish I had had a science teacher like you! Kudos and thanks for all that you do!

[@rebeccabeebe1]

so the pads basically make your feet sweat and cause the color to change ..waste of money

[@Not.afitnesspro]

Well when you sweat you release toxins right?

[@stephenwilkens3101]

Literally, no

[@utubelgr]

That's the hard truth. There is no way to measure the pads really work.

[@crimineyjenkins1]

Then explain the color change of the pads after a period of time on the foot/feet? What I mean is that someone puts a new pad on the bottom of the foot/feet each night for a week or two after cleaning the area thoroughly each night plain, unscented Castile liquid soap and water. I have seen the pads change color from use on the bottom of my feet from black to a funky yellow/gray, sickly yellow and finally at the end of the week the pad was white. I use the pads every three to five months to do a cleanse.

[@cynthiapowers3469]

No my feet don't sweat when I use them and I put socks on.and they do pull toxins.

[@isabel-to4os]

"This taste really nice gives you brain damage" That's my new favorite quote.

[@ecversevictim1848]

forgot the " It " between nice and gives

[@strand195]

@@ecversevictim1848 who forgot the ‘it’?

[@BajicZivkoTesla8888]

А Што не тестираш западне вакцине и авинске отрове лекове и писху а.

[@moo1294]

@@strand195 lkm.

[@strand195]

@@moo1294 ?

[@francine997]

I USE A FOOT PAD MADE IN JAPAN. IT RELAXES ME A LOT AND I HAVE INSOMNIA.

[@archiesallil8629]

What's the name of the brand?

[@EmmaGodLovesTruth95]

I thought you were going to literally chemical test the contents of the footpad used by the lady in the video.... that seems more accurate.

[@hannablethuhprince7528]

I thought the same... And she was a kid, not a lady lol

[@sunlyneguray7749]

I was actually looking forward to see that you tested the used foot pads from your volunteer microscopically and see if there really is a toxins released from her using the pads..

[@ibchemvids]

a atomic absorbtion spectrscope may pick up evidence of the metals - they are expensive and beyond a high schools budget. Pus the last one i used i left on and nearly burnt the university down....

[@ETTP.S]

So, here’s my experience with these detox foot pads. I have been on strong pain medication for a long time. Specifically at the time of trying the pads I was taking between 15-30mg of oxycodone. When I put them on my feet I started to get tingling and rather uncomfortable burning sensation from the soles of my feet to my calf’s. That’s the feeling that occurs when my body is going through the early stages of withdrawal. At least for me. After bearing or is it baring? through it as long as I could which I think was no more than a few hours, being that it took about an hour for it to begin making me feel that sensation, I went ahead and took them off and never tried them again because of that. Not sure if that means it works but once I took them off the sensation went away. This is a old video so… doubt anyone will read this. Or if it’s of any purpose.

[@briankearney1619]

Just letting you know that someone read it 😊

[@hai5379]

@@briankearney1619 yes!

[@sarahstraka8140]

Im on suboxone and i wore these last night and had a rough night and the. Bottom of my feet were covered in tar this morning

[@mollylamberth5148]

The opiates cause numbness to the feet and undoubtedly the pads were helping the feeling come back into your feet.

[@mollylamberth5148]

Bearing is the word you need there. Bare is naked and bear is to have woes or carry load. Such as I can hardly bear these problems. Or I went to cabinet for food. The cupboards cabinets are bare

[@sgvpotter]

i was hoping to see the pad with water and toxins to see if there was a difference between that and just the pad with water. was there a way to test the pad that came off the young ladies foot for toxins vs. one only exposed to water?

[@pureher0ine]

my mom is spending her money on these foot pads and i honestly think its a waste of money. this is the only actual experiment ive seen yet on these foot pads.

[@sarasvenda685]

It's not relevant, he should've made a reaction with used foot pads and chemicals that would react with the toxins in there. This proves nothing

[@Crazeddingo]

Test the pads after use.

[@tylerrhino]

Crazeddingo exactly wtf was the point in getting the pad off that chick “foot pad” to just see color change. Dumb.

[@sunlee7283]

It worked for me too. I slept better and feel much better as I used them at least 4 times a week. I noticed that also it seems like there's better circulation on the foot so the fungus on my foot started go away.

[@11Garrett11]

They absolutely work for me too I notice a huge difference

[@toyrobotcollectionsph]

my sleep did improve and the tingling on my toes and fingers were gone

[@tigerlilly6895]

It would seem maybe the ingredients in the toxic pad react to water causing you to think you are removing toxins...?

[@ibchemvids]

This is my tentative experimental conclusion.

[@chompnormski]

Why not test the ingredients inside the pad?

[@enigma242333]

Shouldn't a test of this nature include uric acid doind in sweat rather than indicidual toxins for at least 30 minutes? Keep in mind that sweating is a factor since the pads cause the foot sweating. My foot pads turned completely black ofer night ans the irritating neural ache I had on rhe bottom of my feet for several years that kept me up at night was gone. My wife who is a nurse experienced exhaustion the next day. I also wonder if the pads would react the same way from sweat on other parts of the body such as the scalp or underarm.

[@DTB3378]

The guy did a terrible experiment…the pads work 100%…why else would the black color lessen after every use? People just like to sound smart and disprove natural cures while they munch on their carcinogens at McDonalds

[@arlettasloan6453]

I have to tell you that was an impressively clean foot pad for 24 hours of wear, as compared to any I've seen on me or mine, and we, none of us, have worn them anything like 24 hours.

[@Mmmmeow]

Thanks for review. I’ve tried kinoki it’s not very effective. There are other popular brands out there from Japan or China, give them a try, it solved my insomnia, constipation and skin issues. Most importantly, I don’t get water retention easily. I don’t think it’s placebo Becoz I put it on without expecting anything since they are gifts I received, but gradually my health improved. If you put it consistently for 10 days, the patch will get lighter and lighter over time and less damp. It’s cheap and no harm trying even its placebo

[@siobhansyt]

What brand was it

[@gabriellegrass7763]

What kind?

[@mollylamberth5148]

Well why did you not give us the name product that helped you?

[@ThisHandle1234]

These foot pads really helped me. Clearly you haven't read the instructions. You wash your feet after wearing for only 6 to 8 hours- not 24 hours! You also need to wear a new pad every night for at least ten days.

[@gidelilah8027]

I agree with @lady bug. In fact, why not try this with a group of people? I have always wanted to test the contents of the patch after it has been used to see what chemicals and toxins it contains in comparison to before it was used. I remember someone saying that the reason they turn black and 'yucky' is only because it reacts with normal perspiration from the feet. This is quite plausible but I wonder why patches become lighter and lighter each day? Normal sweating contains some toxins etc. and so it would be difficult to differentiate between what was caused by normal, everyday sweating and what was the result of a detoxifying product. I wonder if you could conduct an experiment whereby some people ingest toxins which aren't too harmful but nothing that humans normally make and then see if that can be detected in the patch throughout a two week period of using these patches compared with the control group. The investigation that I wanted to carry out would be to make a sham detox patch with flour or perhaps something that would turn black anyway if it came into contact with water and to give this to the control group and to give the other subjects the actual patches and to 1) ask them to record how they felt after using a patch each day to see if there is a placebo effect and 2) to determine whether the subjects using a legitimate patch had considerably more toxins. There are confounding variables which need to be controlled for e.g. if you are using a mixture of healthy and not so healthy people etc. I used to be an aromatherapist and it's definitely something that some people swear by whilst others are very sceptical about it. One lady rubbed her feet with a garlic clove and within half an hour she had garlic breath. I know this is different to what we are discussing here however.

[@chintanshah364]

Probably filled with bentonite clay as it forms a dough.

[@kwick2204]

Bentonite clay, bamboo vinegar. Both pull toxins out. tourmaline, grounded pearl powder calm the mind& spirit keeping you grounded and focus.

[@anyakorotkova1738]

This was awesome! I was thinking that too, water makes it change color and it sitting there for hours on a moist environment will make anything change color especially whatever they put in there mixed with moisture would naturally change color

[@Guttergirl61]

I love this teacher!

[@jaynel5421]

Everytime I use kinoki, when I woke up my taste buds, taste like I have taken medicine. At the first time I use it, I dont think it is placebo because I never assumed or think it will work just a test of product because my mom uses it. Then everytime you continue to use it, the dark in patch will be relatively gone or lessen as it was the first time you use it.

[@boredgiraffe91]

You should test it with body toxin component instead of random toxin. I felt better after I use the patch.

[@CallmeQuayZ]

Teresa a lot of people “feel better” after using placebos lol

[@zoekirk1848]

All that proves is that you felt better

[@meowtrox1234]

You have to feel better to justify your expense

[@jptt1013]

I dont care if you dont believe on kinoki ... But for me, it helps s lot to remove the pain of my feet after an overnight of that kinoki pad ...before i put on the pad everyday it's so painful and difficult for me to step on after waking up from bed...the night after that kinoki ..l forgot that the pain as i dont feel it any ... Thanks to kinoki ... .. . On my first pad , it overflows the pads... On the second night .. It lessen as in just a black spprarance on the pad with no overflow . .

[@michaelrossi3707]

“Maybe the purified water I used was toxic”. Hahahaha

[@moneyplant8]

Test should be before and after , then we will know the difference chemical presence in. It will verify whether it is detox snd not .

[@AlexM-lc9eb]

Hi Richard, thanks for testing. Maybe its time for redoing the tests? There seems to be a new hype around about these total natural ingredient foot pads. However your approach fails to show if it is even possible at all that the toxins can cross the skin barrier. You seem to have a nice lab. Can't you do it the other way round by analyzing the contents of the used pad? BR

[@ibchemvids]

I think the most genuine experiment would be to use the pads as advertised and compare to simple cotton wool in cotton bags used in the same manner (on the foot). Then use a mass spectrometer to identify the chemicals collected - account for the chemicals present in the commercial footpads - then compare. This is beyond a high school class but is possible in a university lab. Personally I would like to know the names of specific toxins that they claim to remove - this would them simplify the experiment. For example if the pad claim to remove 0.1g of mercury then a competent high school student could use colorimetry to detect his (mercury can be persuaded to change colour using chemistry - a machine measured this colour).

[@iterryaki92]

good point. what woooould be the common toxins we should look for that are potential possibilities?

[@hankmesker]

It doesn't matter the pads just react with moisture. If you interested watch this short video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZnKoi5yklJp1e9U

[@aaronlane3430]

All they have to do is follow the directions. The pads will decrease in the color and out put of toxins as the weeks progress, hence the water theory is bunked. I used them my self as directed on the box. The color slowly t=left the pads and there was no residue left. Conclusion they work. Just read the directions first. REPLY

[@tylerrhino]

Aaron Lane well said

[@Cynnas]

Except they don't pull toxins out of your feet. They're all fake.

[@EndohMiharu]

Most likely your foot acclimating to having a sticker on it and sweating less and less over time.

[@TheBrentfleming]

I did a est on these years ago, I placed a pad on a shallow dish with distilled water and on a heating pad. Same smell and color as wearing them on my feet overnight! These are a scam.

[@thebardisashieldmaiden1754]

why didnt you use gloves in the beginning?

[@devonblanks2276]

The pads chemicals go into your body which speed up your normal detox system. Which are the kidneys and liver

[@denizbluemusic]

Devon Blanks literally all the pads have is clay

[@psyphantasia]

Clay can detoxify you. We put it on our faces as a face mask all the time

[@denizbluemusic]

@@psyphantasia bull fucking shit. there is no "detox" besides kidneys and the liver. If you ingest any substance that is actually harmful in the dose you've taken, stop eating coal or dirt or some shit and call fucking poison control

[@aysha6044]

Hello pls is there a problem? To use it

[@jeanbitionne1929]

Why don’t you analyze the patch after a 24h use and see what is actually in the patch at the end. Before and after use analyse of the patch

[@ibchemvids]

I would love to - but a broad analysis like that would require a mass spectrometer - beyond a high school budget.

[@51MontyPython]

I wouldn't even know where to start with this video.

[@gsxr7736]

If I had a teacher like you I would probably be in employment now

[@ibchemvids]

I have been doing this 12 years - but that comment touched me - sending you good vibes buddy

[@gsxr7736]

@@ibchemvids I am serious and very genuine. You have a skill that you should be proud of. A lot of my teachers were just there to tick a box. I don't think they realise how much they influence children. You are extremely good. Keep up the good work

[@frankertolacci7542]

take the used foot pads and identify the contents

[@realvictoria5970]

I agree I figured from the thumnail, that you were going to find toxins from the uses pad.

[@ivarhakuse8572]

Im sure there must be a better way to do this some form of spectroscopy comes to mind. I'd place the unused granules in some medium such as water because the liquid that toxins would be carried around in the body must be water soluble. That would be my control, Then have a used sample and see if some form of metal molecule is detected. If we're looking for heavy metals. Or some other form of testing for other organic molecules.

[@lonewolf56308]

I give the pads an A+. As my own experiment, I waved a metal detector overused pads and for 5 days I registered metals or toxins. After that, the black pads were turning only gray and no metals are being detected. I've been diagnosed with DISH (forestiers) disease and I do believe the pads are helping with the pain in my back and joints. I ordered 90 pads (45 days worth) for $39 and will try and keep you posted.

[@robmabrisbobbie9554]

Could you please tell me what site could you order these pads? I don/t want Amazon, thanks

[@ChosenJudaHiTess_TheShemiTess]

I Believe This❕Reflexology Is A Real Health Science❕

[@gnash.r]

This is the sussest comment I've seen thus far

[@gwendolineougad]

Copy / past comment on othet vidéo that i found 😮

[@AplikatestTOEFLPrep]

Yesss! I thought the same! And went to check, there are some of the similar comments on these videos

[@Kunoichi4ever4]

I do not trust the footpads, and I know they can t work, but call it placebo or a miracle, always sleep the best with them.

[@FrannyConstantina]

Thank you for sharing your experiment.

[@vamosajugarpelota]

the best way to do this test is to test a pad without using it at all for its chemical composition, then to test a used pad for its composition to see if any toxins were added.

[@ibchemvids]

Identification of toxins is problematic - there are many to look for. Some are very toxic and require sensitive machinery (eg phosgene) others can be discovered by just burning the foot pad and observing the colour (like Arsenic). It the pad shows positive for toxins with clean water, and negative with high concentrations of known toxins - on the balance of probability it looks like the pads do not work.

[@crimineyjenkins1]

@@ibchemvids Then explain the color change of the pads after a period of time on the foot/feet? What I mean is that someone puts a new pad on the bottom of the foot/feet each night for a week or two after cleaning the area thoroughly each night plain, unscented Castile liquid soap and water. I have seen the pads change color from use on the bottom of my feet from black to a funky yellow/gray, sickly yellow and finally at the end of the week the pad was white. I use the pads every three to five months to do a cleanse.

[@dinda4698]

my god sir you're so brave for not putting on a pair of gloves

[@cherylnewman9187]

Eat a big piece of ham for dinner then wear the pads at not. The smell was very strong and there was grease dripping from it.

[@2ndAgbala]

Oh my gosh Mr Thornley! You used to be my middle school science teacher in Ankara! 😀

[@e.r.6147]

The problem is that it works No matter how you try to downplay it and say it doesn’t

[@ibchemvids]

I have seen no evidence that it works AND there is no plausible mechanism how it could work.

[@e.r.6147]

@@ibchemvids there is a connection between the foot and all organs. Look up foot reflexology.

[@trespasser121]

Why not stick a nicotine patch in a chimney and see if it stops smoking?

[@mitsuomits9077]

Why not analyzing the chemical in the pads before and after, this does not tells if the pad worked or not. You are just comparing colors.

[@brisapremia1658]

Curious question was it tapwater /filtered water or distilled water use in the experiment

[@ibchemvids]

Distilled via steam distillation.

[@amandabrook5089]

thank you! ive been looking everywhere for a valid science experiment on this so I would know of it was real.

[@MrzChampagne]

Amanda Brook its not. He just did something on camera that looks scientific and legit, but actually proves nothing. He should have just one before and after actual use to see what toxins were present.

[@humwishdom]

This experiment doesn't prove that the footpads don't work. Mixing different chemicals in a bin can cause the chemicals to react with each other and form new chemicals, so I'm assuming the cocktail he is mixing is an entirely different chemical structure as opposed to the separate toxins. It's the same for your body: a toxin reacts with the cells and damages them, but forms a new substance. The body turns alcohol into sugar and tons of other drugs and toxins into biological biproducts so mixing a bunch of chemicals and testing them on the pad does nothing to prove anything for me because by the time the toxins are in the body, you body produces response toxins to rid itself of them. The pads are made of vinegar powder. IN America, raw apple cider vinegar has been proven to have health benefits as well as reducing bone spurs. The Asian version of this seems to be wood, rice and bamboo vinegar. The detox pads, I use them all the time when I dance for sore knees (I put them on my knees as well as feet). The pads somehow assist in making your muscles relax. When your body relaxes in a certain way, it can homepathically heal itself. The footpads are not a scam but the detox part is not the selling point for me. Vinegar stabilizes blood sugar and the more stable your blood sugar is, the less you age. I wish people would actually do real scientific studies instead of trying to "prove" that they are a scam. For me, having used them for over three years, it's not matter of whether they work, it's HOW they work that I try to lookup. Yes, moisture does activate them but when the sweat from your body activates them, the vinegar is activated and there are the similar detoxing effects of apple cider vinegar.

[@MrDaraghkinch]

"Tastes really nice, gives you brain damage..."

[@truthtellerfreethinker7311]

Well you pour water in cement power grey or white it turned darker.

[@bernadetterocha8608]

Um...two things: 1 -- are you wearing a mask while making the air toxic with the dust particles, and 2 -- How did you dispose of this toxic water?

[@ibchemvids]

Bernadette Rocha As a chemistry teacher I do feel guilty about polluting the water.

[@thebardisashieldmaiden1754]

+Richard Thornley shouldn't you be disposing of the waste by other means like in a hazmat bag? there is proper disposal methods.

[@ibchemvids]

Chemistry classroom do not have to dispose of their small quantities of waste like industry according to law. Down the sink is acceptable. I try to minimise my use of dangerous chemicals accordingly.

[@gregboonie1557]

ester evaporates into the air doesn't it ?

[@ibchemvids]

they do - they are the "smells" in many perfumes

[@gregboonie1557]

so it won't be absorbed by the pad because even they did it would evaporates

[@Nadia-lp8gr]

But when I wear the foodpaths for a few days the colour and slime gets less and less, how do explain that?

[@ibchemvids]

I cannot - but this is could be the basis of an experiment. More foot sweat makes more colour/slime is my hypothesis. I may be tricky to prove since you would have to wear the footpads for the same length of time and sweat into them the same amount day after day. If the slime still got less and less then you have evidence that indeed the pads work.

[@crimineyjenkins1]

Then explain the color change of the pads after a period of time on the foot/feet? What I mean is that someone puts a new pad on the bottom of the foot/feet each night for a week or two after cleaning the area thoroughly each night plain, unscented Castile liquid soap and water. I have seen the pads change color from use on the bottom of my feet from black to a funky yellow/gray, sickly yellow and finally at the end of the week the pad was white. I use the pads every three to five months to do a cleanse.

[@dominomarcos3956]

I have the same experience. Within the week, the color becomes lighter until no more discoloration after 2 weeks.

[@Nadia-lp8gr]

@@dominomarcos3956 my goal is to decolonize science that isn't that old and relies on quick results and that looks down on ancient practices that have existed for 1000 of years and have become to what they are through trial and error

[@ucheucheuche]

Even if this pad worked. You'd need to cover your whole body for it to be effective.

[@YGSTAN06]

😅😂...... lol. No bruh

[@erkang3303]

Eh, it sounds logical //slap

[@thecaramelcasanova2123]

Wonder if it's just sweat that changes it

[@creyzi4j]

I did a urine dipstick test one week before and one week after the detox pad. My urine protein went from yellow green to yellow My urine nitrite went from pink to white What does it mean?

[@ibchemvids]

Without the key I could not tell. Since the evidence is the pads do not work and have no plausible mechanism to be able to work, I suspect your levels are reverting to the mean.

[@ryanstrom2461]

test a different range of footpads, do bargain cheap footpads, the more expensive "legitimate" Footpads, and why not even go for an organic product as well. would we not all be wise enough to agree that scammers do exist and sometimes are rather successful in the scam they commit.

[@brenishamango2769]

wish i had someone like u to learn from. I might be scientists..

[@cheriemaeescabal9986]

Can I ask. Is this product s good to use with the pregnant women?

[@jfryer485]

The prosecution of one company by the USA authorities was vindictive. Why couldn’t they give them a warning first? This company went out of business as the fine far exceeded their entire worth by many times over.

[@sunflowers730]

How is he handling toxic substances without PPE?

[@ibchemvids]

Just dont touch it, wash your hands, wear googles.

[@JimmyT995]

Tried thes last night and they were black and 3 hours later after taking them off bottom of my feet still a feel like they’re slightly burning and the smell of the pads were gross so idk if that means they worked or not

[@jote4940]

i just came accross this experiment. good job and thank you! i almost waste my money.

[@ibchemvids]

From reading around sources I consider reliable and the results of my experiment these do not seems to work, or even have a plausible mechanism to remove toxins.

[@comunicador857]

Wat i feel after use kinoki , my own mout feel , is watery like, eliminates metal tong flavor , and meter memory , speaking agility , im slow talk person , bad memory , i think kinoky halpme a lot , thanks making video

[@thekuan]

Lol “this tastes really nice: gives you brain damage.”

[@tylerrhino]

Im not convinced your a very good scientist m8

[@stewiegriffin6503]

You said in this video 17 times "maybe" and "I think"

[@urcasualpeanut]

"These taste really nice it gives you brain damage" idk why I laughed there 😭💀

[@sydneyfairbairn3773]

How scientific is it to add three different poisons to one mix?

[@speccysquaregolike9629]

I think you missed the whole point of the video 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@chucklucas8747]

You have to use them for 8 days before you feel the difference

[@ibchemvids]

Maybe, but the chemical were many times more concentrated that those in foot sweat, so I would expect the time needed to turn brown to be shorter. A better experiment would be to use more realistic concentrations and 8 days then.

[@priteshgunalan2649]

"tastes really nice, gives brain dmaage"

[@unionofsouls6863]

I stuck one to a clean plate...🤔🙄....my dishes are toxic... apparantly...maybe I'm not washing them properly?....😆

[@ibchemvids]

If the plate was dry and water was not added to the pad (or absorbed from the air) this is evidence against my experiment - interesting. Maybe some pad spontaneously change colour in air - like a freshly cut apple.

[@timothyjackson4653]

Does your experiment account for how these toxins would exist within the broader context of biochemistry? It seems unlikely that water alone can parallel perspiration.

[@ibchemvids]

The experiment could have been improved (like all experiments can). For example I could have used salty water at body temperature to better simulate sweat. Ideally I would have dissolved "toxins" into this to - but as yet I am unclear exactly what these body toxins are.

[@timothyjackson4653]

@@ibchemvids can anyone use the product as directed on the foot and examine contents of the pad before and after?

[@sapphirus3023]

"This tastes really nice, gives you brain cancer"

[@nvm7191]

What’s the fluoride level in the water used?

[@ibchemvids]

The water was distilled via boiling - so the fluoride ions are left behind in that process, just like evaporation leaves behind salt.

[@richardgratton5425]

Thanks, hopefully the FDA will stop these crooks !!

[@christianguthrie6614]

What about using zeolite or Benonite clay in a bath and adding apple cider vinegar?

[@ibchemvids]

I would check trusted sources for this info. I suggest NHS in the UK or CDC in USA. They are not perfect, but offer much more clarity than most others.

[@christianguthrie6614]

Richard Thornley NHS is behind the times. There is always independent studies out there.

[@shellwirtful]

I don’t understand this experiment Richard Thornley I thought you were going to take her used foot pad and test what was in it.... if toxins are meant to be coming out wouldn’t that be the first thing we would want to know? What exactly is in the pad. Perhaps before and after use

[@happydays5989]

Did he really just say can you use something less offensive to me because she said salami? I hope he was joking😂😂😂

[@FredrickMoss5374]

No PPE???

[@fazleemonty9126]

Cadmium and lead salts, and you are not wearing gloves?

[@ibchemvids]

Nope - I just don't touch them - and if I do, I wash it off quick. Some chemicals interact with the skin rapidly and i would wear gloves - concentrated peroxide, conc acids. I wear googles if there is chance something may explode (any heated glassware).

[@aggesan9714]

What kind of watter? spring watter or the litteraly toxic tap watter? you have to specify.

[@ibchemvids]

it was distilled water - that is NYC city tap water that was boiled and condensed - leaving behind any dissolved salts.

[@shaynaanaya3242]

Why do you keep refuring to it as "watter"

[@coronarysteaka1213]

Sooo they don't work modern-day snake oil

[@anoniem0017]

Huh so was it too complicated to test the pad that has been used for 24 hrs on body toxics and test one that unused? Why this long vid?

[@ibchemvids]

test the pad for what specifically?

[@rolltide9547]

I put these on my dog's belly it helps him with fleas and ticks.

[@nanateali1038]

Thank you dear for the information. what I know this product is just a mud or clay when it touched with water or body moist , just change color but it's not doing that much. They were just cheating on people who are desperate for anything to get better.

[@c2k911]

Will believe after I try and see...

[@Jah_X3479]

man is the real life Walter White

[@Medietos]

He should use a person with well-fiúnctioning Liver and other detoxifying organs/functoions maybe, and state how much sleep they gte, how much stress, what persobality, what social, spiritual and love life, satisfaction etc.A badly burnt out traumatized, slepless, aLonely , fearful one can't detoxify, even if the pads themselves work..Also someone full of junk food, coffee, alcohol, sugar..

[@genedinerutaquio4152]

How much?