Kangen Water™ Helps to Bring

your Body to Balance

 

“I will make a change if

something better comes along.” John Welch

 

Previous to Kangen, my family drank Reverse Osmosis (RO) water because of its thorough filtration process. We took comfort in the fact that RO was essentially clear of the nasty chemicals sure to be found in municipal tap water. Our solution to the absence of minerals in RO was to add a pinch of naturally occurring Celtic Sea Salt.

Coincidently, our third RO system in twelve years broke down a few weeks prior to discovering Kangen water. We proceeded to share Kangen from a respected colleague and began researching various filtration systems.

The first decision we made was to never drink RO water again due to its degree of acidity. I now consider the health benefits touted by advocates of RO to be a False Meme. The positives of the RO process are overshadowed by the stress response created by drinking acidic water.

There is as bunch of information on the internet regarding ionized water systems. Our conclusion, the Kangen Water™ produced by Enagic is a price worth paying over others in the market. The quality and craftsmanship will provide years of consistent production, as they say ’you get what you pay for.’

Brief Summary of Filtration Methods:

Municipal Tap—a chemical cocktail mixed by our government, no thanks.

Bottled, Natural Spring—brands like Evian and Fiji offer high-quality water. This is my choice when out and about and in need of hydration. The big drawback: expensive and plastic waste.

Bottled, Imposters—brands like Aquafina and Dasani are Reverse Osmosis. Dasani goes the extra mile of adding sodium chloride as to impact your appestat (attempts to get you addicted to their product). This type of water is cheap relative to bottled, natural spring. The price you pay will come at the expense of your health.

Reverse Osmosis—see above. It was my choice, but never again.

Gravity, Carbon-Type—you can find some decent filtration systems in this category, but I would say the little Brita filters just do not cut it. We nearly went with the Big Berkey prior to the conclusion that Kangen is a much better value.

Non-Gravity, Carbon-Type—you can go this route and probably be in decent shape. The big question involves pH level as many of these systems will push below neutral. My underlying concern in this category is the possible build-up of bacteria in the tank that typically stores the filtered water.

Kangen Water™—I enjoy being able to dial-in the pH level my body requires each time I drink a glass of water. Unlike any other category, the Enagic system does much more than hydrate. To learn more, please visit We All Drink Water and discover Kangen.