Cholera is a dangerous infection of the gastrointestinal system caused by a bacteria known as vibrio cholerae. It is thought that the traditional home of cholera is in eastern province of India known as West Bengal. Never mind being attacked by a Bengal tiger, if you're traveling through eastern India you're far more likely to be attacked by the cholera bacteria. However, this bacteria is responsible for many pandemics throughout the world. It is certainly not isolated to the Indian subcontinent.
Cholera is a highly contagious bacteria which is transmitted by the fecal-oral route. This is a medical term that simply means that bacteria can be transmitted by touching people, food, or water which may be infected. Water that is contaminated with the cholera bacteria is a major method of transmission. Many types of food, especially uncooked food, can contain the cholera bacteria. Crowded and unsanitary conditions seen in many countries will contribute to the spread of cholera.
The cholera bacteria has an interesting method of producing its effects. Once the cholera bacteria penetrates into the intestine of the person, it begins to proliferate and produces a toxin. This toxin causes your intestine to secrete massive amounts of fluid into your gut. This fluid is so dilute and watery that it becomes diarrhea. People infected with the cholera bacteria will have diarrhea so severe that death is most commonly due to dehydration. You simply lose so much of fluid in the diarrhea that it can kill you. Children and the elderly are especially at risk for this.
There is an incubation period for a cholera infection. The incubation period can be as short as a few hours or up to a week. Most people with a cholera infection will have very mild illness which is difficult to distinguish from most other common causes of diarrhea. Doctors have a descriptive term for the diarrhea caused by a cholera infection. It is classically referred to as "rice water" stools. This is because the diarrhea closely resembles small flecks of rice, which are actually mucus, floating in a bowl of really nasty looking water. It's not a pretty image.
If proper support and treatment is not provided during the diarrhea stage, a cholera infection can rapidly become very dangerous. When enough water is lost from the body by the diarrhea, a person can go into circulatory shock. Shock is a medical term used to define a state where a person is not getting enough blood flow to their organs. Symptoms include and elevated
heart rate, cold and clammy skin, very low blood pressure, and even a slight bluish tinge of your fingers and toes. A person will typically not urinate much when they're severely dehydrated. Children can have seizures. Muscle cramping can be quite common. If the dehydration gets severe enough kidney failure as possible as well.
Treatment of a cholera infection primarily involves keeping the patient properly hydrated. With proper hydration and good medical care the mortality rate for a cholera infection is less than 1%. Rehydration can be provided by getting the person to drink as much as possible, however in severe cases IV fluids must be given as well. IV fluids are extremely important for people who are suffering from symptoms of shock, and can be the difference between life and death.
Antibiotics are often given for a cholera infection as well. An antibiotic called tetracycline is commonly used to control a cholera infection. There is a vaccine available for cholera. The vaccine is typically only given to people who are at risk for contracting cholera. It should be noted that there are some strains of cholera which are not covered by the vaccine.
Cholera infections have played a significant role in the history of many societies. Massive pandemics can often spread rapidly through communities, causing a tremendous amount of damage to the people of the community. Proper sanitation, hand washing, and food preparation are key to controlling cholera outbreaks. Cholera is an infection where prevention of an outbreak is very important, as the high level of contagion makes it difficult to control once it is gained a foothold in the community.
Cholera treatment must take place very swiftly because a cholera victim can die within a few short hours of contracting this life threatening disease. According to the Mayo Clinic without treatment more than half of the cholera infected people will die. However with proper treatment the list of fatalities falls to less than one percent. Cholera treatment consists of first identifying the victim who may live in a war torn country, or a famine stricken area of the world. Due to unsanitary drinking water and food, the victim may already have dehydration due to vomiting and severe diarrhea that goes along with this disease.
Cholera is an illness that comes on very quickly and must be taken care just as swiftly. According to Medline Plus and the Mayo Clinic, Cholera is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and contaminated food such as shellfish and raw oysters. The disease also spreads from one victim to another very fast and must be contained so that entire villages are not wiped out. A person contracts the illness by ingesting the water that has not been sanitized due to war, famine, and over crowded living conditions. Cholera causes massive diarrhea, and hydration. When this disease is left untreated the cholera victim can die within several hours.
Treatment consists mainly of focusing on hydrating the cholera victim. Fluids and electrolytes need to be replaced that were lost during the many episodes of vomiting and diarrhea the victim will experience. The patient may be able to drink fluids such as a dehydration solution. When there is severe dehydration, intravenous fluids may be necessary to rehydrate the cholera victim.
The World Health Organization, (WHO), according to Medline Plus, has developed an oral rehydration solution consisting of salt, water and sugar to replace the lost fluids. WHO has made this hydration solution available around the globe to suffering cholera victims.
According to the Mayo Clinic, antibiotics are also necessary for proper cholera treatment. Antibiotics may shorten the duration of the cholera, and decrease vomiting. Antibiotics such as Azithromycin may help to contain this easily spread disease.
The last major outbreak of cholera in the United States occurred in 1911 before sanitary sewers were the norm. Modern sewage and water treatment plants have virtually eliminated cholera in industrialized countries, thus providing immediate treatment. However cholera is still present in Asia, India, Latin America, and the Middle East.
Treatment also consists of making the cholera victim as comfortable as possible. The patient may go into shock due to the loss of fluids, and may experience the blood pressure coming down very fast. Therefore the victim may become lightheaded and pass out. Warm blankets, and a comfortable cot will do the trick.
It is important to seek medical attention immediately when cholera is suspected due to the possibility of death from the fast moving symptoms. A person will have muscle cramps vomiting, diarrhea, dry mouth, lethargy, and a headache. According to the Mayo Clinic, zinc supplements may shorten the duration of diarrhea in children with cholera.
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Tuesday, August 24, 2010
CHOLERA IS DEADLY: Clean Water is Healthy and Helpful
Cholera is a dangerous infection of the gastrointestinal system caused by a bacteria known as vibrio cholerae. It is thought that the traditional home of cholera is in eastern province of India known as West Bengal. Never mind being attacked by a Bengal tiger, if you're traveling through eastern India you're far more likely to be attacked by the cholera bacteria. However, this bacteria is responsible for many pandemics throughout the world. It is certainly not isolated to the Indian subcontinent.
Cholera is a highly contagious bacteria which is transmitted by the fecal-oral route. This is a medical term that simply means that bacteria can be transmitted by touching people, food, or water which may be infected. Water that is contaminated with the cholera bacteria is a major method of transmission. Many types of food, especially uncooked food, can contain the cholera bacteria. Crowded and unsanitary conditions seen in many countries will contribute to the spread of cholera.
The cholera bacteria has an interesting method of producing its effects. Once the cholera bacteria penetrates into the intestine of the person, it begins to proliferate and produces a toxin. This toxin causes your intestine to secrete massive amounts of fluid into your gut. This fluid is so dilute and watery that it becomes diarrhea. People infected with the cholera bacteria will have diarrhea so severe that death is most commonly due to dehydration. You simply lose so much of fluid in the diarrhea that it can kill you. Children and the elderly are especially at risk for this.
There is an incubation period for a cholera infection. The incubation period can be as short as a few hours or up to a week. Most people with a cholera infection will have very mild illness which is difficult to distinguish from most other common causes of diarrhea. Doctors have a descriptive term for the diarrhea caused by a cholera infection. It is classically referred to as "rice water" stools. This is because the diarrhea closely resembles small flecks of rice, which are actually mucus, floating in a bowl of really nasty looking water. It's not a pretty image.
If proper support and treatment is not provided during the diarrhea stage, a cholera infection can rapidly become very dangerous. When enough water is lost from the body by the diarrhea, a person can go into circulatory shock. Shock is a medical term used to define a state where a person is not getting enough blood flow to their organs. Symptoms include and elevated
heart rate, cold and clammy skin, very low blood pressure, and even a slight bluish tinge of your fingers and toes. A person will typically not urinate much when they're severely dehydrated. Children can have seizures. Muscle cramping can be quite common. If the dehydration gets severe enough kidney failure as possible as well.
Treatment of a cholera infection primarily involves keeping the patient properly hydrated. With proper hydration and good medical care the mortality rate for a cholera infection is less than 1%. Rehydration can be provided by getting the person to drink as much as possible, however in severe cases IV fluids must be given as well. IV fluids are extremely important for people who are suffering from symptoms of shock, and can be the difference between life and death.
Antibiotics are often given for a cholera infection as well. An antibiotic called tetracycline is commonly used to control a cholera infection. There is a vaccine available for cholera. The vaccine is typically only given to people who are at risk for contracting cholera. It should be noted that there are some strains of cholera which are not covered by the vaccine.
Cholera infections have played a significant role in the history of many societies. Massive pandemics can often spread rapidly through communities, causing a tremendous amount of damage to the people of the community. Proper sanitation, hand washing, and food preparation are key to controlling cholera outbreaks. Cholera is an infection where prevention of an outbreak is very important, as the high level of contagion makes it difficult to control once it is gained a foothold in the community.
Cholera treatment must take place very swiftly because a cholera victim can die within a few short hours of contracting this life threatening disease. According to the Mayo Clinic without treatment more than half of the cholera infected people will die. However with proper treatment the list of fatalities falls to less than one percent. Cholera treatment consists of first identifying the victim who may live in a war torn country, or a famine stricken area of the world. Due to unsanitary drinking water and food, the victim may already have dehydration due to vomiting and severe diarrhea that goes along with this disease.
Cholera is an illness that comes on very quickly and must be taken care just as swiftly. According to Medline Plus and the Mayo Clinic, Cholera is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and contaminated food such as shellfish and raw oysters. The disease also spreads from one victim to another very fast and must be contained so that entire villages are not wiped out. A person contracts the illness by ingesting the water that has not been sanitized due to war, famine, and over crowded living conditions. Cholera causes massive diarrhea, and hydration. When this disease is left untreated the cholera victim can die within several hours.
Treatment consists mainly of focusing on hydrating the cholera victim. Fluids and electrolytes need to be replaced that were lost during the many episodes of vomiting and diarrhea the victim will experience. The patient may be able to drink fluids such as a dehydration solution. When there is severe dehydration, intravenous fluids may be necessary to rehydrate the cholera victim.
The World Health Organization, (WHO), according to Medline Plus, has developed an oral rehydration solution consisting of salt, water and sugar to replace the lost fluids. WHO has made this hydration solution available around the globe to suffering cholera victims.
According to the Mayo Clinic, antibiotics are also necessary for proper cholera treatment. Antibiotics may shorten the duration of the cholera, and decrease vomiting. Antibiotics such as Azithromycin may help to contain this easily spread disease.
The last major outbreak of cholera in the United States occurred in 1911 before sanitary sewers were the norm. Modern sewage and water treatment plants have virtually eliminated cholera in industrialized countries, thus providing immediate treatment. However cholera is still present in Asia, India, Latin America, and the Middle East.
Treatment also consists of making the cholera victim as comfortable as possible. The patient may go into shock due to the loss of fluids, and may experience the blood pressure coming down very fast. Therefore the victim may become lightheaded and pass out. Warm blankets, and a comfortable cot will do the trick.
It is important to seek medical attention immediately when cholera is suspected due to the possibility of death from the fast moving symptoms. A person will have muscle cramps vomiting, diarrhea, dry mouth, lethargy, and a headache. According to the Mayo Clinic, zinc supplements may shorten the duration of diarrhea in children with cholera.
Cholera is a highly contagious bacteria which is transmitted by the fecal-oral route. This is a medical term that simply means that bacteria can be transmitted by touching people, food, or water which may be infected. Water that is contaminated with the cholera bacteria is a major method of transmission. Many types of food, especially uncooked food, can contain the cholera bacteria. Crowded and unsanitary conditions seen in many countries will contribute to the spread of cholera.
The cholera bacteria has an interesting method of producing its effects. Once the cholera bacteria penetrates into the intestine of the person, it begins to proliferate and produces a toxin. This toxin causes your intestine to secrete massive amounts of fluid into your gut. This fluid is so dilute and watery that it becomes diarrhea. People infected with the cholera bacteria will have diarrhea so severe that death is most commonly due to dehydration. You simply lose so much of fluid in the diarrhea that it can kill you. Children and the elderly are especially at risk for this.
There is an incubation period for a cholera infection. The incubation period can be as short as a few hours or up to a week. Most people with a cholera infection will have very mild illness which is difficult to distinguish from most other common causes of diarrhea. Doctors have a descriptive term for the diarrhea caused by a cholera infection. It is classically referred to as "rice water" stools. This is because the diarrhea closely resembles small flecks of rice, which are actually mucus, floating in a bowl of really nasty looking water. It's not a pretty image.
If proper support and treatment is not provided during the diarrhea stage, a cholera infection can rapidly become very dangerous. When enough water is lost from the body by the diarrhea, a person can go into circulatory shock. Shock is a medical term used to define a state where a person is not getting enough blood flow to their organs. Symptoms include and elevated
heart rate, cold and clammy skin, very low blood pressure, and even a slight bluish tinge of your fingers and toes. A person will typically not urinate much when they're severely dehydrated. Children can have seizures. Muscle cramping can be quite common. If the dehydration gets severe enough kidney failure as possible as well.
Treatment of a cholera infection primarily involves keeping the patient properly hydrated. With proper hydration and good medical care the mortality rate for a cholera infection is less than 1%. Rehydration can be provided by getting the person to drink as much as possible, however in severe cases IV fluids must be given as well. IV fluids are extremely important for people who are suffering from symptoms of shock, and can be the difference between life and death.
Antibiotics are often given for a cholera infection as well. An antibiotic called tetracycline is commonly used to control a cholera infection. There is a vaccine available for cholera. The vaccine is typically only given to people who are at risk for contracting cholera. It should be noted that there are some strains of cholera which are not covered by the vaccine.
Cholera infections have played a significant role in the history of many societies. Massive pandemics can often spread rapidly through communities, causing a tremendous amount of damage to the people of the community. Proper sanitation, hand washing, and food preparation are key to controlling cholera outbreaks. Cholera is an infection where prevention of an outbreak is very important, as the high level of contagion makes it difficult to control once it is gained a foothold in the community.
Cholera treatment must take place very swiftly because a cholera victim can die within a few short hours of contracting this life threatening disease. According to the Mayo Clinic without treatment more than half of the cholera infected people will die. However with proper treatment the list of fatalities falls to less than one percent. Cholera treatment consists of first identifying the victim who may live in a war torn country, or a famine stricken area of the world. Due to unsanitary drinking water and food, the victim may already have dehydration due to vomiting and severe diarrhea that goes along with this disease.
Cholera is an illness that comes on very quickly and must be taken care just as swiftly. According to Medline Plus and the Mayo Clinic, Cholera is a bacterial disease that spreads through contaminated water and contaminated food such as shellfish and raw oysters. The disease also spreads from one victim to another very fast and must be contained so that entire villages are not wiped out. A person contracts the illness by ingesting the water that has not been sanitized due to war, famine, and over crowded living conditions. Cholera causes massive diarrhea, and hydration. When this disease is left untreated the cholera victim can die within several hours.
Treatment consists mainly of focusing on hydrating the cholera victim. Fluids and electrolytes need to be replaced that were lost during the many episodes of vomiting and diarrhea the victim will experience. The patient may be able to drink fluids such as a dehydration solution. When there is severe dehydration, intravenous fluids may be necessary to rehydrate the cholera victim.
The World Health Organization, (WHO), according to Medline Plus, has developed an oral rehydration solution consisting of salt, water and sugar to replace the lost fluids. WHO has made this hydration solution available around the globe to suffering cholera victims.
According to the Mayo Clinic, antibiotics are also necessary for proper cholera treatment. Antibiotics may shorten the duration of the cholera, and decrease vomiting. Antibiotics such as Azithromycin may help to contain this easily spread disease.
The last major outbreak of cholera in the United States occurred in 1911 before sanitary sewers were the norm. Modern sewage and water treatment plants have virtually eliminated cholera in industrialized countries, thus providing immediate treatment. However cholera is still present in Asia, India, Latin America, and the Middle East.
Treatment also consists of making the cholera victim as comfortable as possible. The patient may go into shock due to the loss of fluids, and may experience the blood pressure coming down very fast. Therefore the victim may become lightheaded and pass out. Warm blankets, and a comfortable cot will do the trick.
It is important to seek medical attention immediately when cholera is suspected due to the possibility of death from the fast moving symptoms. A person will have muscle cramps vomiting, diarrhea, dry mouth, lethargy, and a headache. According to the Mayo Clinic, zinc supplements may shorten the duration of diarrhea in children with cholera.
MINERAL WATER POT IS A DIFFENSE AGAINST CHOLERA
Cholera has killed more than 200 Nigerians in the last month as poor sanitation facilities are overwhelmed by rains.
Nigeria's cholera outbreak spreads as far south as Cross Rivers and Ogun States and is even effecting the capital, Abuja. But most of the cases so far are concentrated in the northeast states of Borno, Bauchi, and Adamawa.
Nigerian Health Minister Onyebuchi Chuku says more than 230 people have died and more than 4,600 people are affected by a disease that has spread since the start of rains in late June.
"Many people in those areas still do not use standard toilet facilities. It is open defecation. So as long as there is nothing carrying that waste into the source of water supplies, there is no problem," said Chuku. "But during the rains, of course, flood water will carry all that into our streams. And streams are the common source of water supply in those area. And when people now take their water supplies from those streams, they then get the infection."
Chuku says that is made worse by inadequate health surveillance at the local level that is slow to report problems before they grow.
"So we discover it late. And cholera kills rapidly. Why? Because you lose a lot of water and electrolytes through vomiting and diarrhea, severe vomiting, severe diarrhea. And in hours, someone can die if he doesn't get help," said Chuku.
In the next four months, Chuku says the Health Ministry wants to strengthen local surveillance so federal officials are on the scene within 24 hours of any health emergency. He says preventing future cholera outbreaks requires greater cooperation between federal, state, and local officials to provide toilet facilities that dispose of human waste properly while expanding the number of safe water supplies so Nigerians are not drinking from open streams.
This report is simply an indication that there is problem with the water source. The water we drink has the power to stop Cholera which is a symptom of dehydration. When you are properly hydrated, the possibility of cholera remaining in you becomes very latent.
The truth is that we have bad and contaminated water that makes us sick. We need good and purified energised water to cushion the effect of our poluted environment.
The Mineral water Pot is ideal for environments like ours.
That is the reason you should have yours today!
Nigeria's cholera outbreak spreads as far south as Cross Rivers and Ogun States and is even effecting the capital, Abuja. But most of the cases so far are concentrated in the northeast states of Borno, Bauchi, and Adamawa.
Nigerian Health Minister Onyebuchi Chuku says more than 230 people have died and more than 4,600 people are affected by a disease that has spread since the start of rains in late June.
"Many people in those areas still do not use standard toilet facilities. It is open defecation. So as long as there is nothing carrying that waste into the source of water supplies, there is no problem," said Chuku. "But during the rains, of course, flood water will carry all that into our streams. And streams are the common source of water supply in those area. And when people now take their water supplies from those streams, they then get the infection."
Chuku says that is made worse by inadequate health surveillance at the local level that is slow to report problems before they grow.
"So we discover it late. And cholera kills rapidly. Why? Because you lose a lot of water and electrolytes through vomiting and diarrhea, severe vomiting, severe diarrhea. And in hours, someone can die if he doesn't get help," said Chuku.
In the next four months, Chuku says the Health Ministry wants to strengthen local surveillance so federal officials are on the scene within 24 hours of any health emergency. He says preventing future cholera outbreaks requires greater cooperation between federal, state, and local officials to provide toilet facilities that dispose of human waste properly while expanding the number of safe water supplies so Nigerians are not drinking from open streams.
This report is simply an indication that there is problem with the water source. The water we drink has the power to stop Cholera which is a symptom of dehydration. When you are properly hydrated, the possibility of cholera remaining in you becomes very latent.
The truth is that we have bad and contaminated water that makes us sick. We need good and purified energised water to cushion the effect of our poluted environment.
The Mineral water Pot is ideal for environments like ours.
That is the reason you should have yours today!
Friday, August 20, 2010
WHY THE MINERAL WATER POT IS GOOD FOR NIGERIANS
The Mineral Water Pot is quite great for, not just Nigeria, but the entire Africa.
I can give a direct answer to WHY. The straight reason to why the Mineral Water Pot is perfect health mate to every home in Africa is contained in what the filter steps do in your water
I explain the 8 system below
Before I go ahead, kindly watch this short clip and see the components of the Mineral Water Pot and how they are being installed
The 8 STEPS FILTRATION
1st step: CERAMIC FILTER
It removes all the harmful and unnecessary substances of any form such as iron rust, sediments, floats and germs, etc. This filter is made from a highly compressed ceramic diatomic substance. It is highly resistant to heat as tested by professionals. The diameter of the ceramic filter is 0.2 micron but the diameter of bacteria is 0.5-1.0 micron. This means that it is impossible for bacteria to pass through the ceramic filter. Its function is to filter all dirt and bacteria to ensure that your water is free from any harmful diseases such as typhoid, cholera, and dysentery. This filter makes the water you drink less heavy and smooth to drink. With this kind of water, you will easily drink the volume expected of you very easily and without stress.
2nd Step: ACTIVATED CARBON
This removes Chlorine, THMs, Organic Chemicals and unpleasant odour and colours resulting in pure, crystal-clear mineral water. This is the kind of water that is appealing to the eye; the kind of water that will make you wish to drink the more.
3rd Step: ZEOLITE
Zeolite removes bacteria, virus, heavy metals, detergents, harmful chemical such as lead, mercury, gold and silver. Heavy metals can accumulate in our bodies, high level of heavy metals lead to a wide range of terminal illness.
4th Step: SILICA SAND
This component removes acidic components from the water and thereby brings about a pH balance. At this level, the water is at neutral. The PH-level is 7. If you take water at this level all the time, you will hardly fall sick. At this level too, water will help you fight diseases and save you from deadly ailments.
5th Step: MINERAL SAND
Releases minerals, adjusts pH of water to mild alkaline which helps to restore the pH balance of body fluids. With this level of Alkaline, the body can now further fight diseases because science has shown that diseases find it hard to survive in alkaline environment.
6th Step: BIO CERAMIC BALL
This increases oxygen and minerals for our body need. This makes the water you drink supply you the energy you need to sustain your body as well as to endure hard work.
7th Step: MINERAL STONE
Mineral stones are mined between 330 and 600 meters below sea level on unpolluted resources. The mineral stone contain Germanium which promotes health and prevents cancer. Germanium also absorbs heavy metal, toxins, odour and impurities, they continuously release more than kinds of ionized minerals for 5 years, gradually depleting in size. The highly porous mineral stone aid in the oxygenation of water and in the adjustment of the water to mild alkaline. There are other nourishing minerals such as potassium, sodium, calcium, and magnesium contained by the Mineral Water Pot at this level.
8th Step: MAGNETIC WATER TAP WITH
The earth’s magnetic field generally promotes vitality for human body. To exploit this essence, the outlet tap of the water system is fitted with magnets inline with the latest in water technology. Magnetized water has free moving hexagonal structured water molecules in harmony with body fluids just like mineral spring water. This promotes health and vitality and imparts many therapeutic properties. When the water molecules are broken to smaller sizes, the result is water that the body will easily absorb for better health.
I explain the 8 system below
Before I go ahead, kindly watch this short clip and see the components of the Mineral Water Pot and how they are being installed
The 8 STEPS FILTRATION
1st step: CERAMIC FILTER
It removes all the harmful and unnecessary substances of any form such as iron rust, sediments, floats and germs, etc. This filter is made from a highly compressed ceramic diatomic substance. It is highly resistant to heat as tested by professionals. The diameter of the ceramic filter is 0.2 micron but the diameter of bacteria is 0.5-1.0 micron. This means that it is impossible for bacteria to pass through the ceramic filter. Its function is to filter all dirt and bacteria to ensure that your water is free from any harmful diseases such as typhoid, cholera, and dysentery. This filter makes the water you drink less heavy and smooth to drink. With this kind of water, you will easily drink the volume expected of you very easily and without stress.
2nd Step: ACTIVATED CARBON
This removes Chlorine, THMs, Organic Chemicals and unpleasant odour and colours resulting in pure, crystal-clear mineral water. This is the kind of water that is appealing to the eye; the kind of water that will make you wish to drink the more.
3rd Step: ZEOLITE
Zeolite removes bacteria, virus, heavy metals, detergents, harmful chemical such as lead, mercury, gold and silver. Heavy metals can accumulate in our bodies, high level of heavy metals lead to a wide range of terminal illness.
4th Step: SILICA SAND
This component removes acidic components from the water and thereby brings about a pH balance. At this level, the water is at neutral. The PH-level is 7. If you take water at this level all the time, you will hardly fall sick. At this level too, water will help you fight diseases and save you from deadly ailments.
5th Step: MINERAL SAND
Releases minerals, adjusts pH of water to mild alkaline which helps to restore the pH balance of body fluids. With this level of Alkaline, the body can now further fight diseases because science has shown that diseases find it hard to survive in alkaline environment.
6th Step: BIO CERAMIC BALL
This increases oxygen and minerals for our body need. This makes the water you drink supply you the energy you need to sustain your body as well as to endure hard work.
7th Step: MINERAL STONE
Mineral stones are mined between 330 and 600 meters below sea level on unpolluted resources. The mineral stone contain Germanium which promotes health and prevents cancer. Germanium also absorbs heavy metal, toxins, odour and impurities, they continuously release more than kinds of ionized minerals for 5 years, gradually depleting in size. The highly porous mineral stone aid in the oxygenation of water and in the adjustment of the water to mild alkaline. There are other nourishing minerals such as potassium, sodium, calcium, and magnesium contained by the Mineral Water Pot at this level.
8th Step: MAGNETIC WATER TAP WITH
The earth’s magnetic field generally promotes vitality for human body. To exploit this essence, the outlet tap of the water system is fitted with magnets inline with the latest in water technology. Magnetized water has free moving hexagonal structured water molecules in harmony with body fluids just like mineral spring water. This promotes health and vitality and imparts many therapeutic properties. When the water molecules are broken to smaller sizes, the result is water that the body will easily absorb for better health.
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