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Momentum Therapies in the News
Austin KVUE's Erin Ochoa story on Detox and Ionithermie
Imagine losing several inches without diet or exercise. It may sound too good to be true, but there's a new treatment that promises to trim inches and break up cellulite.
KVUE News
The treatment is called Ionithermie detoxification. During the 30 minutes it takes to administer the treatment, experts say it can help you lose anywhere between two and six inches.
Michelle Doty is getting a jump-start on the holidays.
"Holiday season, going to parties, wanting to look good, and trying not to add on those extra five pounds we all do for the holiday season," said Doty.
Instead of relying solely on diet and exercise, she's trying a new detoxification treatment called Ionithermie.
"Basically, it's an electrical stimulus that pulses current into the body via a conductive medium, which is the French thermal clay," said Kevyn Sebastian, a massage therapist.
Sebastian administers the treatment. After thoroughly exfoliating the skin, she mixes up the clay and places electrodes anywhere on the body, or even the face.
Sebastian says the electrodes boost the body's lymphatic system and metabolism, tone muscles, and can even reduce the appearance of cellulite.
"This really smoothes the skin topically and then also helps break up those stuck, dense toxins which give your cell a weird-shapen look and then dimple the skin as a result," said Sebastian.
Sebastian says it can also help shed anywhere from two to six inches, depending on the areas of the body being treated.
For Michelle Doty, her loss is also her gain
"I feel great......my shirt is looser. It's great. I lost two inches, said Doty.
Sebastian says the treatment keeps working for about 36 hours after it's administered. She suggests using Ionithermie about once a month. Each session costs about $150.
Ionithermie in the Media
NY Post:
"Ionithermie is the ideal treatment for dieters who want a thinning boost, or anyone desperate to fit into tight jeans by next Friday." |
First for Women:
"visible toning after first session, with continued improvements after subsequent visits. No stinging during procedure-just a cool sensation from the clay mask" |
Oprah Magazine:
"`I've seen treatments like Ionithermie shrink thighs by an inch in circumference,’ says Mitchel Goldman, MD, associate clinical professor of dermatology at the University of California San Diego Medical Center." |
Allure Magazine:
"One 60 minute Ionithermie Treatment can remove an inch or two from your thighs." |
W Magazine:
"Ionithermie’s magic involves positive and negative galvanic currents, which penetrate the skin and loosen hardened toxins." |
Glamour Magazine:
"With Ionithermie, electrodes placed on your chest make muscles contract, giving you perkier breasts." |
Marie Claire:
"Ionithermie’s electrical stimuli, thermal clay and algae boost the metabolism and tone bottom muscles." |
Vogue Magazine:
"Ionithermie is a revolutionary skin treatment combining galvanic and faradic stimuli, thermal clay and essential plant extracts. You may have experienced these treatments on international cruise ships or travels abroad." |
Elle Magazine:
"All of us who would like a tighter tummy should try out an lonithermie treatment ...It works brilliantly." |
Self Magazine:
"After Ionithermie, my circulation feels as if it’s on overdrive, similar to after a workout. Days later, the skin on my butt and thighs still looks somewhat smoother." |
In Style Magazine:
"The Ionithermie Firming Facial helps reduce sagging by stimulating facial muscles with electrical currents." |
Spa Magazine:
"Stubborn cellulite can be strong armed at a day spa with mechanical body contouring treatments like Ionithermie, that go far deeper than human touch." |
People En Espanol:
"Gracias a Ionithermie, el novedoso tratamiento detoxificante que combina ingredientes naturales con estimulos electricos, reduce sus muslos y su vientre entre 1 y 8 pulgadas por sesion, mientras descansa comodamente." |
Renew Magazine:
"Ionithermie is ideal for brides because sometimes the loss of a few inches can make their wedding dresses fit better." |
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