Kangen systems are medical-grade water ionizers. Depending on where you live, a pre-filter might be needed. The filter ionizes with titanium plates, which replicates the earth ionization process. The Kangen water systems have an alkalinization range from 8.5 to 9.5, depending on the consumer’s body chemistry. “We will often start someone off with lower alkalinity at 7.0,” Greater Terre Haute Water Educator Brenna Deal explained. There is a big focus on alkalinity, thanks to Dr. Otto Warburg, who discovered that no disease, including cancer, can exist in an alkaline environment.
Soaring Sales of Alkaline Water
The sale of alkaline water in the United States is booming. Much like tap water, not all alkaline water is the same. A lot of alkaline water is made alkaline through additives. “The Kangen system turns your tap water alkaline through voltage. “The process happens through ionization. There are no additives put into the water to change the alkalinity. I like to call it alkalized instead of just alkaline. In 1931 Dr. Warburg discovered in a real alkaline environment, there is a negative voltage. Drinking alkalized water brings your body back to homeostasis through the added voltage. Your cells all have positive and negative charges. Through environment or stress, we start to lose the negative charge, and we become acidic. Our cells start to stick together, and we create an overabundance of free radicals. Free radicals aren't harmful. It's just that if there are too many free radicals, health problems start to creep up,” Jilly Torrez with Kangen Water explained.
Your body regenerates once you start drinking water from a Kangen system. When your body's voltage goes from -10 to -50 millivolts, it can begin healing itself. The more negative charge, the more your body can get into the parasympathetic nervous system. You receive negative ions from the earth.
Fake Alkaline Water?
Drinking fake alkaline water with additives can make your body overly alkaline. Drinking alkalized water with a negative charge allows the body to regulate itself.
