What's up with the water?

David Whelan  |  2 Comments

Isn't it frustrating when you find out bad news "after the fact"?!

Kind of like the mortgage debacle...we have a water debacle.

Drugs in our water!

Rocket Fuel In Our Water?!

Wow. And the fact that we have to PAY for pure water is a bit of salt in the wound. :(

Folks...the only way to secure our own health is to keep ourselves informed about health. Becasue simply trusting that somebody will care more about our health than we do is just silly.

Water...here's what I do. I purchase distilled water. It's the purest water...because there's nothing in it besides H2 and O... 2 Hydrogen atoms and an Oxygen atom.

From there, I BOOST it with our pHion pH Booster. It alkalizes the water AND ionizes it. Note...alkaline water isn't necessarily ionic, and vice versa.

The minerals we use are from thousands of feet below the earths surface...free from pollution. A lot of mneral additives come from Salt Lake in Utah which is very polluted, or from the sea...ditto.

When you BOOST distilled water, you can be getting the benefits of the purest water AND alkaline and ionic water.

Sorry if that seems like a sales pitch, but it's the darn truth :)

Stay hydrated!

David

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