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These detox foot patches are being marketed as an eco-friendly solution to flushing toxins out of the body.

They can remove all the toxins accumulated in the body brought through foods and lifestyle habits.
 

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The patch is applied directly to the foot and is supposed to remove various harmful toxins from the human body.

It is therefore a product that is supposed to support your health.

According to the manufacturer of the detox foot pad, it was developed using the know-how of specialists from traditional Japanese medicine.

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When SBS was first formed in 1973, it inherited a wide variety of buses of various makes from its Chinese predecessors. Examples of such buses included the Albion Viking VK, Mercedes-Benz LP1113 and OF1413 and Nissan Diesel RX102K3 with small numbers of Ford R192 and 226, Seddon, Fargo-Kew, Bedford and Austin.[21] Most of these buses were bodied by local coachbuilder Soon Chow although some were bodied by other companies such as Supreme Star and Strachan.[22] Subsequent models that were purchased by SBS included Berliet and Guy Victory in the 1970s and the Volvo B57 and Mercedes-Benz OF1417 in the 1980s, the latter which were bodied by foreign coachbuilders like New Zealand Motor Bodies and Hawke Coachwork.[21] In 1976, SBS purchased its first 20 Leyland Atlantean AN68 buses to evaluate the suitability of double-decker bus operation, with the buses first entering service on 13 June 1977.[21] Following the success of the trial, SBS ordered another 500 Leyland Atlantean AN68 buses from
  1978 up to 1984, all of which were either bodied by Metal Sections or Walter Alexander Coachbuilders; SBS also conducted comparative trials of double-decker buses of other makes, namely the Leyland Olympian, Volvo Ailsa B55, Scania BR112DH, Dennis Dominator, Mercedes-Benz O305 and Volvo B10MD Citybus.[23] In 1984, SBS purchased another 200 Leyland Olympian and 200 Mercedes-Benz O305 double-decker buses.[23] SBS also conducted an evaluation of air conditioned buses (namely the ex-Singapore Airport Bus Services Mercedes-Benz OF1413 coaches) that year and conducted similar trials with other bus models like the Nissan Diesel U31S and Renault PR100 before its first bulk order for 50 Scania N113CRB buses in 1989.[21][23] In the 1990s, some bus makes on the roads included the Volvo B10M, Scania N113CRB, Mercedes-Benz O405, Leyland and Volvo Olympian and Dennis Dart.[24] SBS also conducted trials of high capacity single decker buses, namely a superlong Volvo B10M Mark IV, an articulated Vo
 lvo B10MA and an articulated Mercedes-Benz O405G, in 1996 although the trial did not succeed.[23] The first low-floor bus, a Volgren-bodied Volvo B10TL demonstrator was brought to SBS by Volvo Buses for trial purposes in 1999. After its successful trial, 51 Volvo B10TL chassis were further brought in by SBS Transit. 50 buses are bodied by Volgren between 2002 and 2003 while 1 remaining chassis is being reserved for a ComfortDelGro Engineering bodywork, which entered revenue service by 2005. The first wheelchair-accessible bus was also brought into service in 2006. SBS Transit CNG buses began service in 2002. Hybrid and electric buses came into foray since 2019, although small-scale trials began in 2010. In 2019, several Volvo B10BLE CNG buses were retired early and scrapped as part of MOT's goal of 100% Wheelchair Accessible Fleet by 2020. In March 2021, several Volvo B9TL CDGEs were retired early and scrapped together with Volvo B10TL CDGE that was built in 2005.[citation needed] I
 nterchanges & Terminals SBS Transit serves as the anchor operator for Ang Mo Kio Bus Interchange, Bedok Bus Interchange, Bishan Bus Interchange, Boon Lay Bus Interchange, Bouna Vista Bus Terminal, Bukit Merah Bus Interchange, Changi Airport Bus Terminal, Changi Business Park Bus Terminal, Changi Village Bus Terminal, Clementi Bus Interchange, Compassvale Bus Interchange, Eunos Bus Interchange, Ghim Moh Bus Terminal, HarbourFront Bus Interchange, Hougang Central Bus Interchange, Joo Koon Bus Interchange, Kampong Bahru Bus Terminal, Kent Ridge Bus Terminal, Marina Centre Bus Terminal, Queen Street Bus Terminal, Sengkang Bus Interchange, Serangoon Bus Interchange, Shenton Way Bus Terminal, Saint Michael's Bus Terminal, Sims Place Bus Terminal, Tampines Bus Interchange, Tampines Concourse Bus Interchange, Toa Payoh Bus Interchange, Tuas Bus Terminal, Upper East Coast Bus Terminal & Yio Chu Kang Bus Interchange. SBS Transit serves as the non-anchor operator(s) for Beach Station Bus Termi
 nal, Bukit Batok Bus Interchange, JB Sentral Bus Terminal (temporarily suspended), Jurong East Bus Interchange, Larkin Bus Terminal (temporarily suspended), Lorong 1 Geylang Bus Terminal, Pasir Ris Bus Interchange, Punggol Bus Interchange, Resorts World Sentosa, Sembawang Bus Interchange, Woodlands Integrated Transport Hub & Yishun Bus Interchange. Depots SBS Transit operates Ang Mo Kio, Bedok North, Bukit Batok, Hougang, Seletar, Soon Lee and Ulu Pandan bus depots. Some of the latest additions were also used for Bus Service Enhancement Programme since 17 September 201