Water Electrolysis - Not a Scam
I bought a Panasonic water machine several years ago which supposedly, 1) produces three different levels of alkaline water; 2) creates what they call "free floating electrons", which are supposed to have antioxidant properties; 3) filters tap water with a carbon filter; and 4) breaks down water clusters into smaller clusters. Apparently, water normally has approx. 15 molecules of H2O per cluster; the electrolysis breaks it down to 5-6 molecules per cluster.
I think it's the last quality that gave me the benefits I really needed. I had been chronically thirsty for many years prior to getting this machine, and I drank tons of water. Unfortunately, it seemed I always peed out just a little more. I had drunk a bottle of Penta" water (often sold at health food stores), and it immediately alleviated a serious headache. I then diligently searched for a machine that would give me the same properties as the Penta water.
As soon as I got the machine, I felt I was in seventh heaven. I drank so much of it, but it never seemed to leave me with a full or bloated feeling. I also quit peeing it all out. Slowly but surely, my chronic thirst began to abate. After about a month it was gone. I still use my machine daily, and am thankful for it in my life. Once my body was more adequately hydrated, I began to drink much less of it.
Ive heard reports of large dairy farms using this water for their cows. One farm in particular was apparently able to let go of one of their two veterinarians because the cows health improved dramatically. They also apparently gave as much as 20% more milk.
I have no idea whether the alkalinity of the water has any effect at all. But for me, I believe it was the hydration which gave me the most significant benefits. An inexpensive good book to consider is entitled, "
Your Body's Many Cries for Water". The model I bought is no longer sold in the US (Panasonic PJ-A3AH), but I just did a quick search and found a model that looks almost exactly like mine, and at a good price with a 60-day return policy:
Bawell Electrolyte Water Ionizer
Best Regards,
Wayne