Whoa girl!!!!
Well said! I actually wrote a long post when this first came out. I
sent it to mobil drafts. I think I will bring it out!!  You make
excellent points!
Look for my follow up later today. Hard to do a one-handed pedicure
with my bb in the other (((wink)))

On 10/29/08, Susan Mang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I haven't spoke up about this before, but since it came up again, thought
> I'd throw my thoughts out there.
>
> Let me start by saying I do not know how sanitary or unsanitary the fish
> pedicures are.  I wouldn't even know who/where to look to find out.  I can
> tell you this...I looked into the origin of it and what other countries are
> using the fish for is a treatment for skin diseases and disorders, from
> there the beauty industry picked up on it.
>
> Not that I'm running out and buying these fish, but why is it that a dog's
> mouth doesn't harbor the bacteria from all the unmentionable spots it licks,
> but contains what it needs to not only kill the bad bacteria but also
> harbors the  good bacteria so that when it licks it's wounds it enhances
> healing.  I realize I'm comparing apples to oranges, but isn't that nature
> at it's finest?
>
> The ecosystem that fish live in contain the good bacteria needed to clean
> the water they crap in, to allow them to also eat in that water and not
> become sick and die.  What I know about fish is this...when you have a fish
> tank in your house, you clean it by removing some (not all) of the water,
> and then adding new water.  The reason you don't remove all of it is because
> the water contains the good bacteria and you don't want to destroy that.
> Perhaps the ecosystem  that these fish live in contain a type of good
> bacteria to destroy whatever it is that the fish may be exposed to while
> doing their pedicures.  Obviously I don't know that this is the way it is,
> but it seems possible.
>
> My thoughts are this:  I think God put in nature all the things we need to
> cure medical ailments.  I don't believe we've figured out what all of these
> things are.  Years ago the medical field treated flesh infections with
> maggots...they ate the infection but didn't touch the healthy skin.  Then
> someone in the government decided that maggots weren't sanitary so
> infections had to be treated with medicine.  Guess what...there isn't a
> medicine out there that clears up flesh infections as quickly or completely
> as the maggots did.  But we live in such a progressive country.
>
> Just wondering if any one else out there thought maybe the fish pedicures
> would be kind of neat to try or offer?
>
> (ok...go ahead...slam me cuz I think outside the box)
>
> Sue Mang
> Louis Anthony Salon
> Buffalo NY
>
>
>
>
> Date: Wed, 29 Oct 2008 10:36:12 -0400From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> NailTech:: Re: ohio approves fish pedicuresTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> will speak for Diana here because um.. she has chewed my ear off on this and
> her computer is sick.. she is totally against itDebAt 08:53 AM 10/29/2008,
> you wrote:
> What is Diana's view of this?  I can't imagine she would be in favor of this
> if it wasn't really sanitary, but can't imagine how it would be sanitary.
> Kim Tobin--- On Tue, 10/28/08, Debbie Doerrlamm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> From: Debbie Doerrlamm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: NailTech:: ohio approves fish pedicures
> To: "Nailtech-googlegroups.com" <[email protected]>
> Date: Tuesday, October 28, 2008, 8:50 AM
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