Is Acid Water a
Useless By Product
... or
Amazing Green
Product?
The water that your
ionizing water
purifier outputs is
'split' into two
forms: 'alkaline'
and 'acid'. As has
been pointed out
elsewhere, the
alkalinity and the
acidity are more a
byproduct of an
important change
that occurs in these
two forms of water.
In the 'alkaline'
case, it is alkaline
because it is loaded
with enormous
amounts of
negatively charged
hydroxyl ions.
In the acid water
case it is highly
oxidative water, and
therefore, acidic.
In both cases,
however, because
there are no
'buffer' chemicals
such as calcium in
the water, they do
not behave like lye
or, respectively,
hydrochloric acid.
They will readily
dilute on entry to
the gastric system.
However, in the case
of the acid water,
there are other
benefits we need to
be aware of.
The very best
astringent water
available?
Called by some a
free, socially
responsible and
environmentally
friendly technology,
a top quality
ionizer can produce
water with a pH of
2.7 or lower without
the need to add
salts or chemicals.
This gives a j
measurement (which
measures the
oxidation potential)
of +1,100 or higher.
This super oxide
acid water kills
bacteria, viruses
and fungi upon
contact. Super oxide
water has proven
successful in the
Soviet Union and
Asia where it is
used in hospitals,
medical and dental
clinics, on crops,
golf courses and in
green houses, in
food processing
areas and
restaurants. Super
oxide water is
environmentally
friendly. It has no
chemicals, nothing
to hurt the soil,
and breaks down on
contact.
Depending on
strength Acid Water:
* Kills fungi and
microorganisms
* Sanitizes and
disinfects
* Etches and cleans
* Kills bacteria and
sanitizes
* Remediates soil
At right strength
is is effective
against:
* Staphylococcus
aureus
* Proteus vulgaris
* Salmonella
enteritidis
* Blastocistisis
hominus
* Vibrio
parahaemolyticus
* Pseudomonas
aeruginosa
* Pseudomonas
flurorescens
* Echerichia coli
* Micrococcus flavus
* Bucillus subtilis
* Alcaligenes
facealis
* Enterococcus
faecalis
* Klebsiella
pneumoniae
* Sarcena Lutea
* Streptococcus
faecalis
* Treponema pallidum
* Neisseria
gonorrhoeae
* Aerobacter
aerogenes
* Aeromonas
hydrphila
* Acinetobacter
calocoaceticus
* Agrobacterium
tumefaciens
* Bacteriodes sp.
* Corynebacterium
equi
* Erwinia herbicola
* Flavobacterium sp.
* Haemophilus sp.
* Leuconostoc
mesenteroides
* Microccus luteus
* Moraxella bovis
* Mycobacterium ssp.
* Rhodopseudomonas
viridis
* Xanthomonas
campestris
* Candida albicans
