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Testing & Comparing Several Water Ionizers

Published by Alkaline Water Plus

In the internet world of many claims and who knows who to believe, it’s nice to get some statistics you can bite your teeth into. These laboratory tests are undeniable, although I would run the water through the machines a bit slower.

This video shows Dr. Anthony Francis, PHD, and his assistants working for Silver State Analytical Laboratories in Las Vegas, Nevada testing seven top-name alkaline water ionizers. All of their reports are certified and have fulfilled rigorous standards for scientific testing. This is a really well done video.

Here are Dr Francis’s results as seen in the video:

Lab Test Results in the Order Shown on Video:

                                            pH                   ORP   

Tap Water (NV)                 7.42                 +260.6

Athena                               10.54                 -812.

Isis (Melody)                     10.47                  -637.

Tyent MMP5050                9.14                  -146.2

Tyent MMP7070                9.47                  -740.

KYK 9040 Harmony          9.48                  -482.

Life 7500                          10.72                  -164.7

Enagic Leveluk SD 501       9.46                 -578.7

Lab Results With Added Data of rH and Price (in the order of best results):

[In bold are what look like the best deals according to the results vs the price.]

                                           rH*                  Price

Athena                               0.68                 $2,095.00

Tyent MMP7070               0.94                 $2,495.00

Enagic Leveluk SD 501      6.3                   $3,980.00

Isis (Melody)                     6.37                  $1,395.00

KYK 9040 Harmony        9.56                  $1,199.00

Tyent MMP5050             20.08                 $1,895.00

Life 7500                         22.62                 $1895.00

Tap Water (NV)              30.19                    Free

*rH is “relative Hydrogen”. Many now believe that actual "hydrogen" (or relative hydrogen) is the most important factor in ionized water (contributing to good health). Note: If you don't have a hydrogen meter (which is expensive) then the best way to find the hydrogen levels (relative hydrogen or rH) is to use the pH and ORP measurements and plug those numbers into a formula. The formula is: rH = ((ORP + 200) / 30) + (2 * pH). On a scale from 0 to 42 above 28 oxidizing (higher potential to damage the closer it gets to 40) and below 28 is reducing (anti-oxidizing)…the lower the better. Or, a super simple and quick way to compare relative hydrogen levels between water ionizers is to take two samples that are the same pH and the one that has higher (more negative) ORP-levels is the one with more hydrogen in it.

ORP: ORP stands for oxidation reduction potential, which is another way of saying the ability to fight free-radical "oxidation".

Cathleen Lograsso

Cathleen LoGrasso

My background is in physiology, teaching, nutrition and weight loss. I have raised 5 children who are all grown now. I have a masters degree in education and was a teacher/principal for 24 years. I created Alkaline Water Plus in 2009 to educate people about the benefits of ionized water.

The very best thing I have ever purchased is a WATER IONIZER, and I've been in perfect health ever since I started drinking ionized water 25 years ago! Understanding and knowing how to control and manage my own body's pH and antioxidant levels at the cellular level has made all the difference in the world in my life, my family's lives and in a countless number of my friends and associates over the years.

Cathie LoGrasso Owner, Alkaline Water Plus

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