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

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.

I just did a google search and came across your blog. I have a dear friend with liver and breast cancer, she was just diagnosed last week.

Out of the blue, my ex-wife came to visit this weekend lugging her enagic machine. I dont know if this was coincidence or “a sign” from above.

I want to share this information about inoized water with my friend who is very very ill,stage 4 they told her.

My ex says based on her research she feels the enagic is the best unit on the market.

Is there anything you can kindly tell me regarding what you know as to “what the best ionizer” might be? I am trying to resarch quickly but any impartial advice you can provide would be appreciated.

Thank you.

This blog is not about brands, or else it just becomes another self proclaimed “independent” website which isn’t really independent. I think we are all “on” to the sites that self promote under the premise of pretending to be independent.

It is important to understand that it is the process of electrolysis which changes the properties of the water as the water comes in contact with the electrically charged plates. All of the brands are good, because they are all based upon electolysis. Some brands produce superior results but doesn’t neccesarily mean that price should be used as a guide for quality or results.

If you want information, or an unbiased opinion about various products, I will be happy to share what I know, if you email me directly. You should choose the product that makes the most sense for your needs, as opposed to being coaxed or coerced by a salesperson or a website.

I hope this helps

Rob

Regards

George P.