Water 101
What is Water ?
| Water may
be the
most important ingredient of life, second to air. Humans
are
made with about 75% Water!
Water
covers
70% of the Earth.
Water
is
a molecule that consists of two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom.
When these atoms are heated to a high temperature, they join to form
water. The scientific way to write this molecule is "H2O."
Most
of
the water on earth was created when the earth was forming.
Water is water whether it is vapor, liquid or solid, ( frozen). Water is alive. Hexagonal structured water is healthier to drink. Snow melted water has always been popular to drink. Water from mountain lakes and creeks and ponds that comes from snow packs, has long been known to be the healthiest water in the world; it is what we call "living water". When water carries more hydrogen than hydroxyl ions, it is said to be acid; when hydroxyl ions predominate, then science calls water alkaline. Our blood system is always working to keep itself at that narrow range of pH 7.3 to 7.45. This process is called homeostasis. When we drink a popular soft drink like colas, which have an acidic pH of 2.5, the bloodstream does not lower itself to that level. Rather, sucrose and other elements in the drink are processed by the blood into acid wastes; some are eliminated, and others are stored at various locations in the body. |
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A 3 oz. bag of Lovebs beads like the one below makes 1000 Gallons of Alkaline Drinking Water!
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