Thanks for writing to the blog and for your personal email that I received this morning.

I believe in ionized water…from every brand. The Enagic machine is a good machine, but the person that told you that the healing effects only come from a Kangen machine is lying to you. If you call the head office of Enagic in America, they would never make up such a lie. I’m a big fan of the hard working distributors of Enagic, but I detest the lies that some of their distributors tell the public in order to sell their machines.

All of the water ionizers work. The Kangen machines are work horses that will produce a lot of water every day. For people that simply use the water for their family, the other machines will work just as well.

I’m a big fan of antioxidant filters (non-electric water ionizers) for achieving and maintaining good health. The reason that I prefer the antioxidant filters is due to the fact that they ionize water naturally instead of electrocuting the water. As I dig deeper and deeper into studying water, I learn that water has a memory and other fascinating details….none of which work well with electrocution.

In defense of electric water ionizers, I do believe that they are the best for cancer patients. The reason for my belief is that they are capable of producing very strong negative ORP if you drink the bubbles. If you want to learn more about the healing properties of strong negative ORP, I refer you to Dr. Robert Young. Dr. Young has been “bought off” by Chanson which is why he endorses their product, but all the powerful machines work, including the Enagic machines.

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I think the key for people that have been diagnosed with cancer is to start researching immediately and to create a proactive plan of action. We can’t give medical advice, but those of us that have been around the industry awhile have heard too many personal stories where people that start on a strict alkaline diet and drink alkaline ionized water have had great results.

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First off, my wishes go out to you and your sister in law.

I try to be unbiased, but like everyone else, I form my own opinions. I make sure that I keep an open mind and I keep the BS meter well tuned.

I can tell you from my own experiences and from talking to hundreds of others that the water works. The naysayers either have an agenda or have not tried the water. I think every human (and pets too as we have a posse of cats) should be drinking the water.

You are correct that I’m not able to give advice. It is incredibly unfortunate that our society is set up so that the people that do or should know (the doctors) can’t or won’t tell people the truth. If they are aware of alternatives, they are afraid to share the information. Going against the FDA or the College of Physicians is a career killer. The doctors know that the standard protocols for cancer are all about money as opposed to cures, and that is a tragic thing.

In regards to the water and chemo. I believe the water can be a great help. Chemo provides a strong oxidation, while the water is a strong antioxidant. The conventional thinking is that the water will work against the chemo. However, once chemo has had its day or two to poison a body, the water appears to provide a much more rapid recovery. I have spoken to a number of people that have used the water in conjuction with chemo to lessen the burden. I recommend that you contact Cheryl Watkins at http://www.ionizergirls.com. Cheryl is a cancer survivor and is very knowledgeable about the water.

Radiation is a barbaric charring of the flesh. I hate to be so graphic, but talk to someone who has had radiation on their breast(s) and their stories will make my description seem pale. The water should not have any effect on radiation. In fact, I know a number of cases where the acid water was used very effectively to help with external healing after radiation.

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I helped a friend who went thru a very similar time as your sister in law. By the time I met her, she was much further progressed, so I was very clear with her that the water was not a cure. My hope was that it would help her between chemo treatments and give her some good days.

It did.

Instead of feeling horrible for 4-5 days and then getting 1 good day before the next treatment, she started feeling better within a day or 2. She also noticed her urine, which looked radioactive, cleared up much quicker as well. Her energy increased and in her case, her last days were much better and she was able to spend some great time with family before departing.

Which she just did today.

When we first talked, she was very frustrated. She’d spent nearly 5 yrs bouncing from one experimental treatment to another and following doctors guidelines. It wasn’t until the last year that she started looking toward nutrition. She did it as a last resort because nothing was working. She told me she felt betrayed that she received zero nutritional counseling after diagnosis. Not even as a way to help support the body…let alone using it to fight cancer.

Find the water and get your sis-in-law on it.

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My original question was are there really benefits to drinking ionized water or is it all marketing fluff for the companies selling the machines, but I’m coming to believe there are.

My sister in law is in stage IV breast cancer, spread to her bones, diagnosed about a year ago. She is beginning a second round of chemo after doing fairly well for the last year after double mastectomy and numerous lymph nodes removed. I understand that Ionized water is not recommended with chemo, but what about radiation? (I understand you can’t give advide)

Thanks for your unbiased attention to the issue
Best regards,
Nathan

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Thanks for the compliment.

Please pass on my best wishes to your friend. My Dad died of liver cancer 13 year ago and I miss him everyday.

Chemo doesn’t work with liver cancer. Everything I have read and learned about chemo and liver cancer since the day he was diagnosed thirteen years ago supports the fact that chemo just doesn’t work for liver cancer. When my Dad was diagnosed with liver cancer, he was told he had three months to live or he could extend the time to six months if he underwent chemo treatments. My Dad chose to take the chemo, but he later regretted the decision. It makes me sad but also strengthens my resolve every time I think about the fact that there is a good chance that he would have lived longer and may still be alive toda if I knew then what I know now. I can’t go back, but I can continue to dedicate my life to helping others so that they can have a better fate.

I’m not a medical doctor, so I’m not allowed to offer advice. However, I can tell you what I would do if my Dad were faced with the same situation today. I would get him on a strict alkaline diet including lots of alkaline water immediately, regardless of what his doctors were telling him. I posted an article recently that was based upon the work of Dr. Abraham Hoffer, MD, which you can read by clicking on the following link: http://www.waterfyi.com/ionized-water/antioxidants-such-as-ionized-water-do-not-decrease-the-efficacy-of-chemotherapy/

You might want to look into the work of Dr. Robert Young. I have spoken to Dr. Young a couple of times and he is very approachable if you can reach him. You also might want to check out “KNOCKOUT” written by Suzanne Somers. You could also check out Dr. Ornish’s book “Spectrum”

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I know someone with liver cancer and we are going to get her a water ionizer right away. She is also on alternative therapy including B-17 and loads of vitamins to build up the immune system. She has started Chemo treatments, and my question is why do you think someone shouldn’t drink the water during chemo?
I understand the conventional wisdom, but the conventional treatments (chemo) don’t have a very good success rate, so why not do both if the cancer can’t survive in an alkaline body, then it seems like time shouldn’t be wasted.
Any additional advice would be appreciated.

thanks
MIke

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Please pass on my best wishes to your friend. Ihope you encourage her to start on ionized water immediately if she has not started chemotherapy.

Once chemo treatments begin, the conventional wisdom is to stay away from antioxidants, because chemo actually creates free radicals in an effort to poison the cancer. Ionized water would therefore be working against the chemo, as the water helps the body heal.

The prognosis for breast cancer is very encouraging, but liver cancer has proven to be very difficult for the medical community. My father succumbed to liver cancer before I knew about the water. I couldn’t help him, but I hope my efforts can help others.

As you can see from the story above, the water can produce incredible results. I know of several cancer “success stories” where conventional medicine failed, and the brand is irrelevent, as various brands were used. Claims of “best in the world” are claims that are made as a result of marketing, rather than fact.

Some experts like Dr. Young believe that cancer patients should be drinking water that has very low negative ORP such as negative 800. Others believe that the ideal level is in the negative 180 range, which is the ORP level of the juice of an orange that has just been plucked off a tree. Still others believe that the ideal level is negative 10 to negative 15. I have not been able to find any clear evidence that indicates any one of the theories is more correct that the others. Over time, we will be able to collect more data which should help settle the arguement. What everyone does agree upon is that negative ORP is beneficial in helping the body remove acid.

All ionizers work. You can achieve higher ORP output with more powerful machines. There are several good ones to choose from at much more affordable prices that the unit mentioned in your story. Even the five plate entry level machines are capable of producing strong negative ORP readings that are very beneficial.

Please get your friend on the water asap. It’s the water, not the brand that makes the difference.

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