Alkaline Water News [Water Wellness]

I’ve been conducting some tests of the KYK Genesis 7-Plate Water Ionizer and have some more videos and charts to share with you. Click here to read my first videos & blog post, which is of Levels 1 - 3 [both alkaline and acid waters are tested].

In this video I just wanted to re-do the testing at level 3 for the KYK Genesis, because in my last videos…though the results were good for the Genesis, the Melody did equal…or maybe even a little better. This didn’t make sense to me [because the Melody only has 5 plates and the Genesis water ionizer has 7 plates. So, in this re-test, the KYK Genesis had about the same results as in the previous test. pH =  11.04 & ORP = -809.

Here I have another video showing the KYK Genesis water ionizer at levels 2, 3, and 4. The data found is reported in the chart below the video. I have to say I'm disapointed that the KYK Genesis does not have the cleaning cycle that I thought it had. I will have to double-check this with the technicians on Monday, but as you can see in the video, the Genesis water ionizer does go into an acid wash cleaning cycle which requires the user to wait while the water ionizer is cleaning itself. This is probably no big deal for most people, but I like it when I don't have to be inconvenienced with waiting for my water ionizer to clean itself. I think that when children are around [pouring their own water] it’s a good idea to have a water ionizer that cleans itself well without making you wait for an acid wash.

Here’s the Chart:

Genesis Water ionizer: Table Shows Results of

Water Ionizer Comparisons at Level 2, 3, & 4

My thoughts on this KYK Genesis water ionizer so far is that it has a fantastic rH [ORP for the level of pH] at levels 3 and 4. Why level one is not good, I’m not sure. I need to call the technicians anyway to find out why the literature says no waiting is needed for the Genesis water ionizer to clean itself but in fact you do have to wait for the traditional acid wash. I’ll fill you in on the answer to this when I find out. At the same time, I will find out if there are other settings I should have done in the set-up.

Overall, though, this is an awesome water ionizer, and I think it’s better than the Enagic. It appears to be about equal to the Tyent 7070 and Life 7600.

I will be doing more testing of the Enagic [who call themselves the Kangen Water Machine] as soon as I return to St. Louis on about the 1st of Sept. Next week I’ll share a little blurb about the KYK in Florida, and then I’ll do some extensive testing and comparisons of the KYK and Tyent Turbo in South Caronina. I can’t wait to see the differences with different source water! So stay tuned!

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The KYK Genesis at Levels 2, 3 & 4 is being tested by me in this video. The chart below shows the pH and ORP of the alkaline ionized water at these levels and the pH of the lowest acid level.

rH = Relative Hydrogen [the healthiness of the water relative to the pH setting]. The smaller the number — the better. On a scale of 0 – 42, 0 is the healthiest and 42 is the unhealthiest. Tap water is usually around 30 – 35.My thoughts on this KYK Genesis water ionizer is that it has a fantastic rH [ORP for the level of pH] at levels 3 and 4. Why level one is not good, I’m not sure. I need to call the technicians anyway to find out why the literature says no waiting is needed for the Genesis water ionizer to clean itself but in fact you do have to wait for the traditional acid wash. I’ll fill you in on the answer to this when I find out. At the same time, I will find out if there are other settings I should have done in the set-up.

Overall, though, this is an awesome water ionizer, and I think it’s better than the Enagic. It appears to be about equal to the Tyent 7070 and Life 7600.

I will be doing more testing of the Enagic [who call themselves the Kangen Water Machine] as soon as I return to St. Louis on about the 1st of Sept. Next week I’ll share a little blurb about the KYK in Florida, and then I’ll do some extensive testing and comparisons of the KYK and Tyent Turbo in South Caronina. I can’t wait to see the differences with different source water! So stay tuned!

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The Tyent 7070 water ionizer now comes in a Turbo, which is great for getting that lowest acid pH!

I’ve heard and tested [seen for myself] that the Tyent 7070 Turbo water ionizer gets a great high pH and ORP, and now I’ve tested and seen for myself that the Tyent Turbo gets a fantastic low acidity as well. Here’s the video:

Why Would You Want a Water Ionizer to have a Low Acid Output?

The reason you might want water ionizers to be able to create the lowest acidity possible is because you can use that lowest acid water for soaking infected [rashes or infections] body parts, as a mouth wash, watering plants and cleaning around the house. Not everyone cares about the lowest or highest settings a water ionizer can put out, because lots of people are mostly concerned with the main purpose of a water ionizer [which is for alkaline ionized drinking water]. But if you do care about this, here are the results. Plus it’s just nice to know.

Wow! Tyent Turbo 7070 Lowest Acid Level [St. Louis] = 3.04pH!

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People often ask me the pH of the lowest acidic setting of my Melody water ionizer. So, I decided to do a video of my testing of it for everyone to see. This may be important for people doing water ionizer coparisons. Some water ionizers are able to reach extremes in very high or very low pH. For drinking water purposes, these extremes are unimportant. FYI, the highest and lowest pH ranges of any water ionizer will vary according to the source water, and in St. Louis the source water is around a 10pH (which is very high for tap water). You can get more information about this at my blog: http://www.alkalinewaterplus.info and website: http://www.alkalinewaterplus.com 

The big news here is that the Melody water ionizer (which is a fairly inexpensive…but workhorse model) is able to get some pretty amazing extremes in pH. At a 3.5pH acidity, I’m able to soak my electrode pH/ORP combo meter and keep it squeaky-clean. You’d be able to soak veggies to kill germs, or feet to heal sores, etc. with this level of pH. Nice! Also, the high pH is perfect for emulsifying the nasty (oil-based) pestisides on your veggies (and getting rid of them) as well as providing extra buffering if your diet is overly-acidic to keep your body cells and tissues more pH balanced.

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For some reason I’ve ignored the KYK company. I don’t know much about them, and really their website doesn’t have enough information about their manufacturer, history, years in business, how long making water ionizers, etc. And this is probably why I’ve ignored them up till now. However I recently viewed a 2-part video series in which the KYK Genesis, Tyent 7070 and Melody were neck’n'neck with each other on producing high quality alkaline ionized water.  In other words, the KYK Genesis didn’t do badly at all. As far as water ionizers go, I think the KYK Genesis with 7 large platinum-titanium plates and a good self-cleaning system looks great. Here’s an intro video on the KYK Genesis’s features. The features look pretty good.

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I just tested the new Jupiter Science Venus water ionizer with my own two hands (and pH/ORP meter) and it produces a high quality ionized water — fantastically great ionized water produced (almost as good as the Melody water ionizer)! You can see my testing here:

Some of the other great features of this new (Venus) water ionizer are:

• Flow-control valve: Customizes the flow-rate of water through the water ionizer.
• Voltage regulator capabilities: Changes voltage for better water ionization depending on whether you use hard or soft water
• The price of the Venus water ionizer is $300.00 less than the Melody water ionizer

Some of the things I like better about my Melody water ionizer are:

• The self-cleaning design of the Melody water ionizer makes the water ionizer plate-cleaning within the water-cell automatic –after you turn off the water ionizer, rather than interrupting the water ionization process
• The polarity of the water ionization plates shifts after each use, so you never get calcium build-up [which can be the biggest trouble down the line with any water ionizer investment].
• The Melody water ionizer isn’t a new design and it’s been tried-and-true for many years. As far as water ionizers go, this is not a light statement to make.
• I guess I think my Melody water ionizer is prettier than the Venus water ionizer. And it seems very sturdy [like a good work-horse water ionizer should be]. Of course everyone will have their own opinion on this one. My daughter, for instance, thinks the Venus water ionizer is the most attractive water ionizer of all.
• The Melody is going to be no-hassle eventually when I install it under my sink, because the self-cleaning happens after I’m done pouring my ionized water…I won’t have to listen for a warning sound telling me the water ionizer has gone into acid-water-mode. [Which is what you'd basically have to do if you decided to install your Venus water ionizer under your sink.
• Can you tell I still like my Melody Water Ionizer the best?

Here's a video I did 2 months ago where I tested the flow rates of the Melody water ionizer. This is a good sample video to show how great the ionized water quality consistently is in my Melody water ionizer.

I also did complete testing of the Enagic LeveLuk SD501 water ionizer at about the same time, and you can see in these 2 videos that the Enagic water ionizer does not produce as good ionized water quality as the Melody water ionizer. I'd say according to my tests today, that the Enagic water ionizer [at a price of $3,800.00] produces the equivalent level of water ionization quality as the new Venus water ionizer though. This is not to put down the ionized water produced by the Enagic water ionizer! I love the quality of water the Enagic water ionizer produces! And I think it’s a pretty machine too. I also love the water quality produced by the Venus water ionizer and the Melody water ionizer. Here are the Enagic water ionizer videos:

If you’re looking for more comparisons between the Melody and the Enagic water ionizers, see this: http://www.health-e-water.com/water-ionizers-compared-3.html  It’s a water ionizer comparison chart accompanied by 4 pop-up videos that really go into depth on the Melody, Enagic, and Athena water ionizers. It shows how you have to look past just the pH and the ORP to judge the quality of a water ionizer. You have to do all that, but then take it one step further and calculate the rH (relative Hydrogen).

Also, If you’re looking for objective and scientific testing done by a laboratory of the Melody, Enagic, Tyent, Athena water ionizers, here’s the video to see:

How do all the water ionizers compare? They are all great! People need to learn about water ionization for their health, because ionized water is top dog in my book [of what to do to keep your body healthy]. I think the everyday-person will be happy to know that you don’t have to spend thousands of dollars to get this healthy, superior quality, ionized water into your body — cleansing your cells — every day of your life!

Also, with the payment plan I offer on my website, more and more people will be able to have daily access to nice, fresh, high pH and ORP, alkaline ionized water!

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I just can’t say enough great things about the Melody water ionizer. Of course I really can’t say enough about all water ionizers (the good water ionizers) for that matter. But the Melody water ionizer stands out above the rest in so many ways. The first way is the price: $1,395. With 5 platinum coated titanium plates…that price is incredible! Platinum costs over $950.00 per ounce! This water ionizer is build so well and so cost-effectively, that they can offer this kind of quality of water ionizer to regular people!!!! Almost anyone can afford $1,395.00, especially if it can be broken down into 10 monthly, no-interest, payments like we do on our website! That’s only $135.00 per month. These machines last over 20 years [they're warranteed for 5 years]!

And if people want to do what we do with our water ionizers…as a newer model of water ionizer comes along–give the older model to a son or daughter or parent…the lower price makes this kind of giving (sharing) possible for us, and I bet for others too.

The second way the Melody water ionizer is so great is the quality. I think all water ionizer professionals would agree that the one way to test the quality of a water ionizer is to test the quality of the water it produces. I’ve personally tested the quality of the Melody many times. I’ve tested (personally) the Enagic (which sells for $3,800.00) too. And I was really surprized that the Melody did better than the Enagic.

Another way to test a water ionizer is for durabiltiy. Does it continue to give the same quality water month after month over time? My Melody’s water quality has remained consistent so far. Also, from the words of the tech-guys in the warehouse…the Melody truly stands up over time. I don’t personally have years and years of experience yet on the Melody, but the design (especially the self-cleaning with each use) is a great one and will probably mean that the plates won’t get the calcium build-up associated with reducing the quality of ionized water over time. That’s the reason the engineers and PHD scientists at Emcho Tech designed their Melody and their other newer water ionizers this feature.

Finally, how trustworthy and reliable is the company that makes the Melody water ionizer? They are very trustworthy! They have over 20 PHD scientists on their development team; they’ve been around for over 30 years — making water ionizers all that time; and they’ve made a name for themselves as having the best water ionizers world-wide so far.  If you look at any Jupiter model water ionizer, you’ll see how well-build it looks too. It doesn’t look hand-made or put together with nuts & bolts….it’s really professionally built, water-tight, sealed, & solid. It’s built to be a work-horse. That’s what I’m looking for in a water ionizer! And I’m going to guess that those are the reasons why the Melody is the most popular water ionizer in the world right now.

By the way, I’m still waiting for my new Venus water ionizer to be delivered. It’s been backlogged for a while…so I have to be patient. Once it comes I’ll test it right away and let everyone know the results. Good or bad…it may be an even better deal than the Melody, but the results will speak for themselves. Whatever the results, I know one thing about the Melody that beats out the Venus already [and that's the fact that the Melody self-cleans constantly -- without going into a cleaning mode, and it self-cleans also on the back-end (after you turn off the water-flow)]. Those are important features for any unit you plan to install under your sink, and it’s very convenient to never have to wait for the cleaning cycle to do its thing.

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