ionto success with distilled water+bakingsoda-tnx Hyperhydro

sweatypalms · Newbie User Joined: Dec 22, 2007 Posts: 17

First and foremost, MUCH RESPECT to hyper hyrdo, for if it were not for his insightful posts, I would not be typing this here with dry hands.

Since moving, I have been unable to reach euhidrosis via my fischer iontophoresis device. Only been able to get 80-90% dry

By going to my local savons and buying a gallon of their cheapest distilled water (99 cents) and adding 2 grams of arm and hammer baking soda, I have been able to achieve dry hands again.

I should add that I get botox done on my fingertips because as good as iontophoresis is, it doesn't seem to work on the fingertips.

I am hoping however that with the distilled water and baking soda, it will be conducive enough to make my finger tips dry without having to get botox.

Just for reference, I also suffer from axillary hyperhidrosis, but have that in check with botox injections every 8 months from Dr. Perry Solomon of bridges medical. It's pricey but well worth the peace of mind. I mention his name not because I get a discount, but because I have mush respect for his care of patients and knowledge of the matter.

Let me know if you have any questions.

peace.

hinder87 · Intermediate User Joined: Jun 23, 2007 Posts: 120

how about your feet? and what mA and how long do u use for your treatments? also, do u notice that the hand that starts out in the negative pole is dryer than the other? thanks...

ultrafrost · Newbie User Joined: Feb 02, 2008 Posts: 18

thanks so much for your experience
But I have been using baking soda for a long long time. there isn't any improvement.
how long do you treat your hands in every session?
and how long will it take to see any results?
thanks
I usually treatment hands at 23 mA, 1 hours each time.
no success

hinder87 · Intermediate User Joined: Jun 23, 2007 Posts: 120

ultrafrost, ur probably doing it too much. try 15 min on each polarity at 15 mA. and also every other day

aero · Posted: Thu Mar 06, 2008 4:42 am Post subject:

Do you reuse the water or something? cause this seems like it could get somewhat costly over the long run, especially with my schedule (left side one day (hand/foot), right side the next).

I might just be cheap or something Rolling Eyes

sweatypalms · Newbie User Joined: Dec 22, 2007 Posts: 17

It took me four-40 minute sessions @23mA (20 minutes, then switch polarity)with my regular tap water to get to the point of about 80-90% dry. I did the treatments over 2 days (2 sessions per day)

Another 40 minute session with the distilled+baking soda put me over the top.

takes about a week after your last session to see results.

Once my hands are dry, my feet are also dry as a byproduct.

ultrafrost · Newbie User Joined: Feb 02, 2008 Posts: 18

Hyper-Hydro · Intermediate User Joined: Jul 10, 2006 Posts: 136

Congrats Sweaty, your procedure is very much different from mine, but if it works that probably doesn´t matter too much. One thing I´m worried about though, is the amperage you´re using. For hands treatment only maximum value permissible according to the manual is 15 mA. I´m only using 9 mA. From the manual: "The current intensity must always be below 15 mA"

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Hyper-Hydro · Intermediate User Joined: Jul 10, 2006 Posts: 136

sweatypalms · Newbie User Joined: Dec 22, 2007 Posts: 17

Yeah, I definitely plan on doing the maintenance session at 10 mA and gauge effectiveness accordingly.