Alkaline Water News [Water Wellness]

The One-Minute-Cure [Advertised for Cancer and Other Diseases]is Basically Not a Good Idea for the Average Person in My Opinion!

I saw information about the One-Minute-Cure online and decided to try it. I thought it looked theoretically good, and I thought perhaps this was something I might sell on my website. However I wanted to test it myself to make sure it was a good and safe thing. So I tried it.

Because people have been asking me my opinion about the 1-Minute-Cure, I’ve decided to do this Blog about it. My answer at this point [unless further testing changes my mind] is

“I think the One Minute Cure Might Be Unsafe”.

When I tried it some spider veins in my leg [which had almost completely disappeared from using the Melody water ionizer] started to come back when I got up to the level of 9 drops. I might have been detoxing, but I don’t think so. Also, some other things occurred, like heart throbbings and a general feeling of non-wellness.

I stopped for a week…felt fine…then tried it again. When I got up to 11 drops the same thing happened.

The One Minute Cure Gave Me a very sickening feeling like everything was falling apart inside!

So I thought to myself, “Why is this happening?” The 1 Minute Cure, as a theoretical premise & book, seemed logical in the way it was written, however in looking it over, it does seem to be the exact opposite to getting a negative ORP [antioxidizing] the water. It is not an antioxidant in the water, instead it is oxidizing it. So, it was basically undoing the ORP in the ionized water I was drinking from my Melody Water Ionizer. Very similar to the Nikken water machine.

Why Would I do that?

When With a Water Ionizer I’ve been so healthy over the past 16 years,

Why would I do the 1-Minute-Cure anyway? So I stopped.

I guess I’ll never know what the 25-drop level feels like.  Or, you never know, I might try it again someday just to be sure, but not today.

When I get some time, I think I’ll do a video testing the water for ORP after the drops have been put in. I’ll bet we see a drop in ORP.

I might try it in the bath! Just like acidic water, I bet this stuff would be great for baths! Now that seems like the best thing to do with the rest of the huge bottle I bought.

My suggestion: Don’t do the One Minute Cure!

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Portable vs Regular Alkaline Water Ionizers: How do the Melody and Waterman Compare?

In my last blog I showed you the videos comparing the Waterman Portable Water Ionizer and the Melody Water Ionizer for pH and ORP. Pretty impressive, huh?

I promised I’d show you the comparison chart, and calculate the rH for both, so here it is:

2 1/3 Hours Later…

 The big news here is that the Waterman tiny little portable water-ionizer pitcher did so well in these tests! I’ve tested the Melody water ionizer so many times, I knew that would be great, but the little Waterman? Wow! That’s great news, because you can buy the Waterman for under $60.00. And the cartridges last for 800 liters! Also, replacement cartridges are only around $20.00 each! Nice!

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Comparing the pH and ORP of the Waterman Portable Water Ionizer Pitcher with the Melody Water Ionizer after 2 1/4 Hours

There were a few things I was still wondering about after I did my last testing, video and blog about the Waterman Portable Water Ionizer Pitcher.

First of all, I wondered if my ionized water from my Melody water ionizer would be improved by pouring the already ionized water through the Waterman pitcher to ionize it some more. My prediction was that it would be improved by this, but maybe only a little (because the Melody already ionizes my water really well!)

Secondly, I wondered if over time (around an hour — give or take) the pH and ORP of the water ionized with the Waterman Portable Water Ionizer Pitcher would drop just a little or would the ionization effect drop considerably. Also, since I was setting up a third test of pouring the Melody ionizer’s ionized water into the Waterman ionizer-pitcher, I wondered how this pH/ORP would hold up over time as well.

Here are the 4 videos that show the testing and the results…with a brief statement about what you’ll see on each video:

Video 1: melody ionized water vs waterman1of4 …This video (part 1 of 4) shows the rH and ORP testing of both the Melody at level 3 and the Waterman (freshly filtered and ionized).

Video 2: melody ionized water vs waterman2of4 …This video (part 2 of 4) I am killing some time while watching the Waterman filter work by sharing some of my own personal testimonials about drinking ionized water. It’s an interesting historical perspective on water ionizers & a good story.

Video 3: melody ionized water vs waterman3of4 …This video (part 3 of 4) shows the rH and ORP testing of the Melody ionized water poured through the Waterman [double-water-ionization).

Video 4: melody ionized water vs waterman4of4 ...This video (part 4 of 4)  shows the pH and ORP testing of all three [the Melody at level 3, the Waterman, and the Melody ionized water filtered through the Waterman water ionizer] after 2 1/4 hours have elapsed.

I’ve run out of time to evaluate this with a chart. I’ll include a chart in the next blog. But, the bottom line is…The Melody (as I suspected) is far better than the Waterman. The Waterman is far, far, far better than tap water. And to get the convenience of a water ionizer wherever you go, I would suggest you get yourself a Waterman Portable Water Ionizer to bring with you. It is impressive to me and is something that, now that I know how great it is, I don’t want to be without.

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The small, portable water ionizer filter/pitchers are a good idea. They don’t ionize the water as well (by far) as a regular undersink or countertop water ionizer would, but if you’re traveling, or away from home for more than 8 hours, you may run out of your ionized water. That’s where the portable water ionizer pitchers come in. There are two good ones (that I know of) and at some point I’ll buy them and test them. But right now, I’m just looking at the features they say they have and what-not and giving you the links to see the two products for yourself.

pHresh Portable Water-Ionizer Pitcher: http://www.alkalinewaterplus.com/product/pHresh

Waterman Water-Ionizer Pitcher: http://www.alkalinewaterplus.com/product/Waterman

Here’s the comparison chart:

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A potential customer asked me, the other day, to evaluate the Nikken water system. She said it was a water ionizer. I proceeded to try to research it, but the data available to me seems very vague and from what I can gather it does the opposite of a water ionizer. I’m not sure about the stones and magnets involved, perhaps this has some water ionization effect, but the water gets whirled around so fast that I’m sure it’s adding lots of oxygen to the water. This looks like a bad idea to me. We breathe oxygen, and it is because of oxydation in our bodies by free radicals that we need antioxidants. With ionized water, what we’re trying to do is better hydrogenate our bodies…they’re already oxygenated enough! Ionized water provides us with an unlimited supply of low (negative) ORP water, which is fantastic for scavenging up all our free radicals. I just can’t think of why anyone would want to stir in all that oxygen into the water! My theory was that if you stir or whip oxygen into ionized water it will raise the ORP, rather than lower it (which is what we want to do to make it healthier for free radical scavenging). So I conducted this test where I test the pH and ORP of ionized water from my Melody Water Ionizer at level 3, then I blend the water with a portable high-speed mixer (simulating the water whirring around in a Nikken water system. Finally, I tested the water after blending to see if the pH and ORP changed, and I recorded my results on the chart below. Here’s the video.

What Happens When You Whip Ionized Water?

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Chlorine is a very toxic element and highly acidic, so when you use a water ionizer that’s great, because it gets all that bad chlorine out in addition to ionizing your water. That’s wonderful! But what about your bath or shower water? When you soak your body or shower in chlorinated water, you breath in a certain amount of that toxic chlorine and then some also absorbs into your body through your skin.

What I suggest to do for this [I have it on my website] is use both the Rainshower Filter and the Rainshower Bath Ball.  These filters work to remove (by filtering out) chlorine and combining it with zinc to make harmless zinc oxide. These products last a long time, don’t cost much and are a breeze to install. You can have dechlorinated bath or shower water in minutes!

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I poured ionized water from a Jupiter Melody water ionizer into one glass container one day ago and at the same time poured tap water in another glass container and in it put a Hydrogen Stick. Now, one day later I’m demonstrating the testing of the water in both containers. The ionized water tested originally at 11 pH and -245 ORP and now one day later tests at 10.61 pH and -225 ORP. The tap water originally tested at 10.1 pH and +145 ORP and now after a full day of soaking with the Hydrogen stick it is testing at 10.25 pH and -77 ORP. The conclusion is that the Hydrogen stick does work a little to add Hydrogen to the water, but it must be soaked for a long time [such as a full day] to get a nice -77 ORP. Whereas the ionized water from a reputable ionizer, such as the Jupiter Melody can produce fantastic -245 ORP water (instant results over 3 times better than the Hydrogen Stick which soaked for a full day). The conclusion is that there is no comparison.

The benefits of the alkaline ionized water is too far superior to the Hydrogen Stick to even compare.

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I was excited to get my new Hydrogen Stick. I wanted to possibly sell this product in my webstore: http://www.alkalinewaterplus.com . But then I tested it. See this test here in the  “Don’t Buy the Hydrogen Stick” videos.

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