Special Oxygenized Drinking Water

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Special Oxygenized Drinking Water Special Water is made by Special Filter dissoliving a high concentration of Oxygen in Natural Tap Water using the Mineral known as TemporaryWater Hardness -by Deepak Chopra

What is SPECIAL Water? The term SPECIAL Water is just to Label used to describe ideal drinking water as provided by Nature Ca(HCO3)2 → CaCO3 + H2O + CO2 ↑ All NATURAL Water Consisting of H2O molecules and OH- and H+ ions in very small quantities. These are ions that give acidity and alkalinity to water. When these ions are equal in number, the water is NATURAL and NEUTRAL. When any other Ion whether its CATION or ANION is added to water its not natural anymore. H+ ions addition makes the water ACIDIC while OH- ions make the water more ALKALINE.

What is SPECIAL Water? NOW TRY TO UNDERSTAND... OH- Water has more Oxygen and alkaline minerals (Calcium and Magnesium) described as CaCO3 equivalent than Natural drinking water or ACIDIC and SODIUM enriched tap water, that‘s been treated with ION EXCHANGE Process. SPECIAL Water is high oxygen content in a stable bias OH- form that is needed by all human beings cells. Each of these ions are bonded with an alkaline Calcium Carbonate minerals in very beneficial colloided form.

Oxygen in SPECIAL Water Increase in free carbon dioxide (CO2) is often concomitant with decrease in Oxygen. In Natural waters as CO2 as an end product and leaves water, Oxygen content raises rapidly and at pH of 7.4 it would go up due to the release of CO2 out of the water and diffusion of Oxygen will take place. The Oxygen loading capacity is increased at low CO2 level in water. Drinking Oxygen enriched water will be shifting oxygen to blood. Drinking high Oxygenated water will effect both metabolism and energy release and kill all depression factors related to acidic water intake.

As well known fact pH in SPECIAL WATER As you have already read the relation of interaction of pH and CO2, it is the change in concentration of H+ ions (coupled with HCO3 and unionized H2CO3) which decides the level of pH of WATER/BLOOD. As well known fact pH is the negative logarithm of hydrogen ion (H+) concentration within the pH range of 0 to 14. Every human being lives the most healthiest life at pH between 7.5 and 9, and body prefers slightly alkaline water, Beverages, Coffee and food cooked in water which is close to neutral pH. This can only be done by not exchanging Ions (unlike Ion-Exchange Resins) from Calcium and Magnesium against Hydrogen or Sodium

Alkalinity and Water Hardness Alkalinity and Water Hardness are closely related. The part of total hardness chemically equivalent to total alkalinity is termed as “CARBONATE HARDNESS” Which is also referred as “TEMPORARY WATER HARDNESS” As the Carbonates Hardness are shifted from water (Scale Prevention) with “FILTERSORB SP3” Ca(HCO3)2 CaCO3 + H2O + CO2 Catalytic Crystallization CaCO3 Crystals that cannot form scale H2O Becomes Neutral with keeping it’s alkalinity CO2 Leaves water increasing the diffusion of Oxygen into the water.

Permanent Water Hardness Non-carbonate water hardness which is called „Permanent Water Hardness“ as it cannot be removed by Water-Softening or Scale Prevention system. Permanent Water Hardness is Associated with Sulfates (SO4), Chlorides (Cl), Silicates (SiO3), Nitrates (NO3) and Phosphates (PO4) and NOT with bicarbonates (HCO3) and carbonates (CO3) More on Permanent Water Hardness: Coming soon Thanks for reading!

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