Glad to hear your friend’s cancer is in remission. Cancer is a sugar junky and it thrives on sugary foods. Avoid all sugars, especially fructose corn syrup. Make sure your intake of processed foods and carbohydrates are as close to zero as possible. Eat as much raw vegetables as possible. Research shows that if half your diet is raw, the probability of cancer is reduced. When cooking, boil, poach or steam your foods. Never fry or charbroil. Take a supplement with Omega-3, like krill oil or cod liver oil. You may also want to read the work of Dr. Tullio Simoncini at http://www.cancerfungus.com or his book “Cancer is a Fungus.” Best wishes.

Your point about alkalanized, ionized and mineralized water is correct. Ionization and alkalanization are known to deteriorate within the first few days of the electrolyzing process that unstructures the water. How does the product you recommend overcome that degeneration?

J.,

My first suspicion would be a prostate problem or overactive bladder. Bob.

The basis of 8 glasses of water per day comes from an old study, that did not take into account the water in our food or other beverages.
How long was this myth around? Answer: the 8×8 (eight 8 oz glasses) myth going all the way back to 1796, in a German text by Dr. Christoph Wilhelm Hufeland called Makrobiotik. The book includes an anecdote about the surgeon general to the king of Prussia, a vibrant 80-year-old man who had “contracted the habit of drinking daily from seven to eight glasses” of cold water and thus “enjoyed much better health than in his youth.” (An English translation of this book was published 1843.)
Fast forward to the 19th century: The hydrotherapy craze that swept through Europe and then America in the late 19th century encouraged the notion that people needed to be drinking more water.
By 1900, the New York Evangelist reported that a women’s association on the Lower East Side was being instructed by a Dr. Vinton that one needed to ingest “at least eight glasses of water a day” and take “four times as much water as food.” (Incidentally, the girls were also told that it was dangerous to get one’s feet wet, that it wasn’t good to “wear many skirts,” and that their brains were “soft like jelly.”). Well, what can you expect from an evangelist, especially from New York ?
By the 1910s and 1920s, the popular press was full of exhortations to consume six to eight glasses on a daily basis. Charles Atlas, the bodybuilder, was fond of recommending the same amount.

Jim,
The benefits of drinking water and maintaining adequate hydration are many. History proves that water can do many things for your health. So much so that many ancient civilizations such as the Egyptians, Assyrians, Babylonians, Persians, Greeks, Hebrews, Hindus, Chinese and Native Americans used water therapeutically in many ways to heal injury and treat disease. And, the reasons why are obvious. Examine the human body and you’ll find it’s almost 70% water.

Please consider that there is no money in prescribing water. No hospital or clinical study will be done on the most basic need for pure water to support life as there is no monetary benefit for them to do so.
Bob.

I was wondering if drinking too much water can hurt you? I love water I feel like i can:t get enough of it. Is there any such thing as where you can get poisoning from too much water? How much should you drink a day. I buy 3 cases a week and i drink them all.

Thank You
Jackie