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If anyone wants a little more details on PH levels in your body, read on.

A PH of 7 is the middle of the spectrum for measuring, but not in homeostasis of your body. When your body needs water, it needs normal pure water. Your body can very easily compensate for PH levels of water.

I'm not endorsing the product here. Nor do I agree with drinking PH 10 water, and we can see that there is some marketing. We don't know what is causing your water to be acidic or alkaline, and it may take time for your body to have to eliminate those acidic or alkaline chemicals from your body. Your body needs to maintain homeostasis, and attempting to adjust your PH levels should be done carefully. When you're drinking water that is more alkaline, it's because there's something in there (or lacking) causing that. Same goes for water that is below PH 7. Ionization is a natrual thing, and the more acidic ions balance out the more alkaline ions. There is no need to separate cations and anions atoms of water molecules. The device shown in the video may be separating more than just cations and anions. I don't know if the water that the device makes is be better for you, but they need to put the water in a mass spectrometer along with a big picture view of what's going on instead of focusing on PH. I challenge the makers of this product to show us more research. This research should be done by putting those bottled water products through their machine, and using tap water from various sources. Let's talk about why you should be careful about playing with your PH levels.

A PH of 7.35 is the average PH of an average healthy human blood of the entire organism. That doesn't mean 7.35 PH is everywhere. When your blood leaves your lungs to bring oxygenated blood to your tissues, it's more alkalotic somewhere around 7.4 mainly because CO2 is an acid, and you've just exhaled some. As your blood reaches tissues in the capillaries, oxygen is released. The capillary areas of your body should have the 7.35PH when you're healthy. This makes oxygen exchange and waste pickup happen where you need it most. When your blood is returning to your lungs, it is more like 7.30 PH and mostly because of CO2.

The PH levels in specific tissues varies depending on situations, and if you try to jack with your PH levels you cause a change in electron affinity in all these tissues. If your blood has too much of an acidic level, then your electron affinity changes resulting in releasing of nutrients too early. Your blood will also pick up waste products too early as well, and tissues that need that affinity will keep those waste products longer. Think of the opposite when your blood becomes alkaline. Your blood will not oxygenate tissues as well, and waste products also remain longer.

There's a cheaper way to get your blood alkaline. You can use sodium bicarbonate which is baking soda. I suggest just drinking a purified water without any additives because when you need water you need just water. Any kind of minerals or electrolytes can be added to your body naturally with juices; coconut water is a good source of electrolytes. Make sure you're careful when adding baking soda to your diet; it contains sodium. Read instructions, and do research before you do baking soda stuff. But yeah ... baking soda is a cheap way to raise your PH if you feel like you should do that.

And of course, I'm not responsible for you. Be accountable for your own body.

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JaXoN October 12, 2015 at 1:32am

If anyone wants a little more details on PH levels in your body, read on.

A PH of 7 is the middle of the spectrum for measuring, but not in homeostasis of your body. When your body needs water, it needs normal pure water. Your body can very easily compensate for PH levels of water.

I'm not endorsing the product here. Nor do I agree with drinking PH 10 water, and we can see that there is some marketing. We don't know what is causing your water to be acidic or alkaline, and it may take time for your body to have to eliminate those acidic or alkaline chemicals from your body. Your body needs to maintain homeostasis, and attempting to adjust your PH levels should be done carefully. When you're drinking water that is more alkaline, it's because there's something in there (or lacking) causing that. Same goes for water that is below PH 7. Ionization is a natrual thing, and the more acidic ions balance out the more alkaline ions. There is no need to separate cations and anions atoms of water molecules. The device shown in the video may be separating more than just cations and anions. I don't know if the water that the device makes is be better for you, but they need to put the water in a mass spectrometer along with a big picture view of what's going on instead of focusing on PH. I challenge the makers of this product to show us more research. This research should be done by putting those bottled water products through their machine, and using tap water from various sources. Let's talk about why you should be careful about playing with your PH levels.

A PH of 7.35 is the average PH of an average healthy human blood of the entire organism. That doesn't mean 7.35 PH is everywhere. When your blood leaves your lungs to bring oxygenated blood to your tissues, it's more alkalotic somewhere around 7.4 mainly because CO2 is an acid, and you've just exhaled some. As your blood reaches tissues in the capillaries, oxygen is released. The capillary areas of your body should have the 7.35PH when you're healthy. This makes oxygen exchange and waste pickup happen where you need it most. When your blood is returning to your lungs, it is more like 7.30 PH and mostly because of CO2.

The PH levels in specific tissues varies depending on situations, and if you try to jack with your PH levels you cause a change in electron affinity in all these tissues. If your blood has too much of an acidic level, then your electron affinity changes resulting in releasing of nutrients too early. Your blood will also pick up waste products too early as well, and tissues that need that affinity will keep those waste products longer. Think of the opposite when your blood becomes alkaline. Your blood will not oxygenate tissues as well, and waste products also remain longer.

There's a cheaper way to get your blood alkaline. You can use sodium bicarbonate which is baking soda. I suggest just drinking a purified water without any additives because when you need water you need just water. Any kind of minerals or electrolytes can be added to your body naturally with juices; coconut water is a good source of electrolytes. Make sure you're careful when adding baking soda to your diet; it contains sodium. Read instructions, and do research before you do baking soda stuff. But yeah ... baking soda is a cheap way to raise your PH if you feel like you should do that.

And of course, I'm not responsible for you. Be accountable for your own body.
Cyndi UCstarastralis October 11, 2015 at 6:10pm

Thanks for sharing Krishna Kalki!

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