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Why is Water so Important for our health and vitality?
Next to the air we breathe, water is our most important food. Without it we would die in approximately five days. Most people do not drink enough water and they may not be aware that their health challenges may be caused by a shortage of water intake. Consequently, we may be suffering from some of the many hidden and debilitating effects of dehydration.
Each day our body eliminates on average two liters of water through our skin, lungs, intestines, kidneys, etc. We have to replace this water outflow each day otherwise our cells will not be adequately hydrated and our organs will not function properly. Waste products will accumulate in our tissues and disease will follow. The research is overwhelming in this regard.
How much water should we drink everyday?
A minimum of six to eight, 8 ounce glass of water plus an equal amount of water for all the coffee and other beverages containing caffeine you drink.
Next to the air we breathe, water is our most important food. Without it we would die in approximately five days. Most people do not drink enough water and they may not be aware that their health challenges may be caused by a shortage of water intake. Consequently, we may be suffering from some of the many hidden and debilitating effects of dehydration.
Each day our body eliminates on average two liters of water through our skin, lungs, intestines, kidneys, etc. We have to replace this water outflow each day otherwise our cells will not be adequately hydrated and our organs will not function properly. Waste products will accumulate in our tissues and disease will follow. The research is overwhelming in this regard.
How much water should we drink everyday?
A minimum of six to eight, 8 ounce glass of water plus an equal amount of water for all the coffee and other beverages containing caffeine you drink.
UCD: A New Medical Discovery
- By Fereydoon Batmanghelidj, M.D.
- Published 09/13/2008
- Medical Conditions , Water
- Unrated
It is Unintentional Chronic Dehydration that causes pain and disease, including cancer in the body. This information had been methodically and fraudulently concealed until now!
AquaHydrate
- By AquaGenus
- Published 09/10/2008
- AquaHydrate , Water
- Unrated
Few of us have been informed of
the proper facts about water. When we look at the
fundamentals that lead to vibrant health and peak performance,
right on top of the list is drink the right water in the
right quantity.
EDITORS NOTE: If you're going to buy bottled water, this is the only brand we recommend.
Water Essential
- By AquaGenus
- Published 09/10/2008
- AquaHydrate , Water
- Unrated
The term miraculous has been used to describe someof the improvements and healing people have experienced.
To be sure, the water merits being mentioned
in terms of these healings but we want to be
sure you realize that the water itself is not what
healed; rather it is the supreme hydrating qualities of
the water that enabled the living body to unleash its
own inherent, unrivaled healing capabilities. When
this unsurpassed healing mechanism of the body is
brought to bear, the results can indeed appear
miraculous.
AquaHydrate Testimonials
- By AquaGenus
- Published 09/9/2008
- AquaHydrate , Water
- Unrated
Testimonies for AquaHydrate bottled water.Natural Water Treatment
- By Michael Combs
- Published 09/8/2008
- Water , Electra-Light
- Unrated
The public water system and most wells around the
country are full of contaminants. Clean
drinking water for the most part is a thing of the past unless of
course, you live high above the pollutants and the contamination
process. Public water is loaded with free-radicals. It shows up on
the ORP (oxidation reduction potential) meter in the high plus range.
It also shows up acid. Acid water loaded with free-radicals will cause
all manner of health challenges such as obesity, Cancer, mental
retardation, premature aging, depression, Diabetes, Alzheimer’s, and
heart disease.
Water FAQ
- By Fereydoon Batmanghelidj, M.D.
- Published 09/1/2008
- Water
- Unrated
Frequently asked questions about water - plus editors notes.Waiting to Get Thirsty is a Historic Mistake
- By Fereydoon Batmanghelidj, M.D.
- Published 08/13/2008
- Water
- Unrated
At the start of the 20th Century, a prominent English doctor by the name of Walter Bradford Cannon made a simpleton’s statement that “dry mouth” is the only true sign of thirst. The greater tragedy than Cannon’s bad influence in medicine is the
recent statement by the Food and Nutrition Panel of the National
Academy of Science asking people to drink water only when they get
thirsty.
US Government Failing to Prevent Drinking Water Contamination
- By Tom DeWeese
- Published 04/21/2008
- Water , Toxins
- Unrated
The discovery in 2004 of lead contamination in the District of Columbia's drinking water resulted in an administrative order between the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the District's Water and Sewer Authority (WASA), requiring WASA to take a number of corrective actions. WASA also took additional, longer-term measures, most notably a roughly $400 million program to replace what may be 35,000 lead service lines in public space within its service area
How to Find Out if Your Water is Really Safe
- By Joseph Mercola, DO
- Published 04/16/2008
- Water
- Unrated
Please don't fool yourself into thinking that you can tell your water is safe by the way it looks, tastes, or smells. Some contaminants in water are so harmful that they are measured in "parts per million" or "parts per billion." In other words, just a drop of these poisons added to gallons and gallons of water can be very harmful. Magnetized Water
- By Ken Adachi
- Published 03/27/2008
- Water , Magnetic Therapy
- Unrated
Magnetized water is easy to
make and the improvements to one’s health are surprising. I wish everyone knew
of the benefits derived from the application of ordinary polar magnets to the
body, to food, and for water used to support life. There are really three forms
of magnetized water that you can make. Each form has its own unique
applications.
