These are ok but I don't see where I am losing weight, even though I am taking the thermofit with them. I will continue taking them in hopes that the weight does start coming off. No magic pill though Diet and exercise is a must.

This is a great book which makes a lot of sense. If anyone doubts the concept, it can be tested by taking a barefoot walk, or just standing barefoot on the ground. How hard is that? This idea of being grounded has indeed been my "missing link" in my health care and rehabilitation. As for the blowhard who said the authors are an infomercial for their own products, nothing could be further from the truth. Over and over they say GET OUTSIDE ON THE GROUND WHILE BAREFOOTED, as being the most effective way to get grounded. They also greatly encourage companies to manufacture products that will support those who, for whatever reason, cannot get outside barefooted enough. Repeatedly, they emphasize that one doesn't need any products. They briefly mention, in the appendix, that some of the products for this purpose can be obtained through their website, and speak of future plans to train technicians to set up grounding fields for those using the products. I never got the feeling while reading the book that I was supposed to jump online and buy anything. I could certainly feel the sincerity and enthusiasm of the authors, not to mention their determination to make life better for us all.

You have to learn how to make it suction well then it'll keep you dry. Stay prepared for a few accidents the first time. I never used it without a pad to be on the safer side. After a few accidents, of the cup spilling the contents out, I'm using it like a pro now. Still I never dare to use it without a pad.