A HEALTHY WATER and a HEALTHY LIFE

Updated by Vic Alcazar
Dec. 01, 2013

Water: commonly referred to as a universal solvent. Water can almost dissolve any solid, liquid, and gaseous form of matter. Most living and non living things rely heavily on  the properties  of water to survive, and the human body approximately does consist of  60 to 70% of water.

Modern innovations and technologies benefited humans to consume water safely from their city, municipality, or township’s  sources of potable water. But today’s big question is:  “Does tap water safe to drink? “

Government agencies are responsible for these complex distributions of tap water safely to large urban and suburban population. Chemical compounds are added to assume drinking tap water is as safe as it should be. Chlorine are added to remove biological contaminants. In some geographical areas, groundwater have metal ions – which we refer to as hard or soft water.                                                   

Occassionally, government agencies will announce advisories to boil your tap water before consuming it. Most of these alerts are due to weather conditions or natural contaminations of water  from its sources. In the United States most cities, townships, and municipalities, the supply of water comes  from natural lakes or man-made lakes. It is a highly technical wonder, how water supply from these locations would end up in your kitchen or bathroom sink—for drinking, cleaning, cooking, washing and to take a shower! Is it really safe to drink it?

Most scientific studies nowadays, showed that bottled or manufactured drinking water are no better than water being supplied by your  local government.

The ph (potential hydrogen) of water measures the acidity or alkalinity of water. Ph chart of water goes from 0 to 14ph. The lower the number, the more the water is acidic. The higher the number the more the water is alkaline. Water supply from your tap water is 7ph which is neutral. It is not acidic but it is not alkaline either. It is a municipal mandate that tap water supplied to your area should be at least  7ph level. But  bear in your mind that your water supply always contain chlorine and other chemicals to keep it free from harmful contaminants.

It is a well known fact through simple ph testing, that most popular bottled water falls below the 7ph level. It may not contain chlorine and other chemical substance, but are acidic when it undergo reverse osmosis processing..

Now the question is: can we convert ordinary tap water with 7ph to a higher ph level to create alkaline water? The big answer is--  Yes We Can! Different models of water ionizers or machines that create alkaline water, today are very popular in the market.

Please be advise that before you purchased an alkaline producing water ionizer, do some research and comparative analysis between the technical and medical benefit of each machine. Prices should  not be the object of your concern. What should concern you most of all is, will this  ionizer give you better benefits of  a Healthy Water and a Healthy Life?

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