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|What is Ionized Alkaline Water? |
|How is Alkaline Water produced? |
|What Scientific/Measurable Properties Does Alkaline Water Have? |
|What are the Reported Miraculous Effects of Alkaline Water? |
|What is pH Balance? |
|What is Acid and Alkaline water? |
|What Are Experts That Drink it Saying? |
|Which Is The Best Water Ionizer |
|Why Drink Ionized Water? |
|Ionized Water: Possibly The Most Important Health Advance of The 21st Century |
|You are not sick, you are thirsty: Dr Batman



References: |Refrences: | |1) Whang, Sang - Reverse Aging, JSP Publishing, Miami, FL, 1990 | |2) Sung Bong - "History of Alkaline Water Maker", Seoul, Korea, 1985 | |3) Japan Government Publication - "Table of Health Treatment Devices, Category Classification and Affectivity", Division of Drug Administration, | |Health & Rehabilitation Department, Tokyo Japan. Original Publication, Oct., 1965. Latest Edition, March 1985 Copyright 1997 by Sang Whang | |Enterprises, Inc

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