Don’t Settle for JUST Filtered Water –
Enhance Your
Water
with Wellness Water Filtration Systems
For more info or to order, visit: http://www.enhancemywater.com/
Use Referral Code # 21305.
WELLNESS WATER ENHANCEMENT ADVANTAGE
Unlike other water treatment systems, Wellness does more than just
filter your water.
The Wellness System has been acclaimed for its ability to induce into
water certain unique properties that improve and enhance water’s already
vital role in life.
A full selection of affordable Wellness filters is available: kitchen
models, carafe/cartridge type, a portable wand, shower filters, sports
bottle and whole home systems.
Enhancement technology was first introduced by Wellness’ founder,
Haru Naito, over twenty years ago. This system has been acclaimed
for its ability to induce into water certain unique properties that
improve or enhance water’s already vital role in life. Specifically,
the technology can be used to design water that exhibits the following
properties:
• Higher rates of trans-missivity increase absorption by humans, animals
and plants
• Reduced ions for a greatly improved and natural antioxidant effect
• Higher Solubility, making water 'wetter'
• Additional trace minerals enhance cellular and biological function/stabilize
pH
• Natural resistance to the growth of harmful bacteria and fungi
What is the Wellness 3 Step Process?
1. Magnetic Resonance Activation – drops surface tension & increases
solubility
2. Far-Infrared Antioxidants – induces negative ions into the water
3. Mineral Stabilization with rare igneous Japanese stones: Bakuhan™
& Taicho
REMOVAL OF TOXINS – PERFORMANCE DATA
Performance Data Sheet link listing all the pollutants removed by
Wellness Kitchen Filter S3.
http://www.thewellnessfilter.com/images/forums/training/S3/LabResults.pdf
DRINKING BOTTLED WATER? - NRDC PUT THEM TO THE TEST
Read bottled water test results by the Natural Resources Defense Counsel
(NRDC), known as America’s most effective environmental action organization
(www.nrdc.org/about) from their March 1999 research. Bottled water
brands: 33% of bottled water had contamination.
Table Format: http://www.nrdc.org/water/drinking/bw/appa.asp
Are You Having Health Concerns?
How Important is Water Intake?
Would Quality Water Make a Difference?
Water is the most common substance on Earth. It is also the nutrient
most needed by the human body. Between 55 and 75 percent of adult
body weight is water (about 10 to 12 gallons). It is critical in regulating
body temperature and organ functions as well as dissolving solids
and moving nutrients throughout the body.
Research has shown that proper hydration may help to alleviate chronic
pain caused by rheumatoid arthritis, lower back strain, migraines,
and colitis. It can also help to lower cholesterol and blood pressure.
Water is naturally low in sodium, has no fat, cholesterol or caffeine
and isn't flushed straight through the body, as are most other beverages.
It is recommended that the normal adult drink eight 8-ounce glasses
of water each day. The average person consumes only six 8-ounce servings
of water daily. This is well below the recommended eight servings.
How much is really needed depends on body size, activity level and
air temperature.
To determine one's ideal daily water intake, experts at the Mayo Clinic
suggest dividing body weight in half and using this number as the
ounces of water one should consume. Based on this formula, a 125-pound
person should consume the recommended eight servings of water each
day; however, someone who weighs 175 pounds should strive for eleven
servings.
Humans lose a pint or more of water every day simply by breathing!
We normally lose a total of about 10 cups of fluid a day in exhaled
air, perspiration, and other bodily secretions. What is lost must
be replaced to maintain a fluid balance. If one is physically active,
the American Dietetic Association recommends adding one to three cups
of water to the daily intake for each hour of physical activity.
A variety of other factors also affect the amount of water needed.
Among them:
• The body tends to dehydrate while traveling, particularly on airplanes.
An additional 8 oz. of water per hour is suggested.
• Exposure to summer heat requires additional water. The body uses a great deal of water through skin-cooling perspiration.
• Exposure to winter cold also requires additional water. The body loses water while breathing cold air. This is because while laboring to breathe, water is evaporating from the lungs.
• Illness can often lead to dehydration. That's why doctors frequently advise patients to drink plenty of liquids.
• Caffeine and alcohol dehydrate the body. Coffee and tea should always have a water chaser.
• During vigorous exercise, one can lose fluid reserves before he is aware of thirst. During exercise, it's recommended that fluids be replenished every 20 minutes. One should also drink plenty of water before and after exercise. Thirst is not always an adequate indicator of the body's need for fluid replenishment.
• Nursing mothers need more water for breast milk. Because what they drink is distributed throughout not only their body but also their child's, expectant mothers should additional water daily. Once the baby is born, breast-feeding mothers should be sure to continue replenishing water lost through nursing.
• Smoking can also have a dehydrating effect. The chemicals in tobacco cause blood vessels to temporarily constrict, a reaction similar to dehydration. When dehydration and smoking are combined, the body's need for water is intensified. Smoking also accelerates how quickly the body metabolizes caffeine and, as a result, it aggravates caffeine's dehydrating effect on the body.
• Age brings vulnerability to the effects of dehydration. As people grow older, their kidney functions may decrease, their thirst signals may become dulled, their overall activity level declines, and their bodies retain less water. Older people also tend to take more prescription drugs that can dehydrate their bodies. For these reasons, people over 70 should drink at least the recommended number of water servings per day.
• Active, school-age children tend to dehydrate even more quickly
and should be encouraged to drink an 8-ounce serving of water before
heading out to play as well as once every 20-30 minutes during play
(especially if it's hot outside). Since infants can't always express
thirst, the best way to monitor their hydration level is by checking
their diaper, which should require frequent changes throughout the
day.
One of the best ways to recognize dehydration is to pay close attention
to the color of one's urine. Ideally, light to clear urine indicates
proper water intake.
The first sign of dehydration may be a headachy feeling at the end
of the day.
Because the brain is made up of 75% water, moderate dehydration can
often cause lightheadedness, dizziness, headaches and nausea. More
severe dehydration may also raise the body's core temperature, effect
muscle strength, endurance and coordination as well as increase the
risk of cramps, heat exhaustion and life-threatening heat stroke.
There are a number of ways to integrate more water into your lifestyle.
• Pour the water into an easy-to-use water bottle. Add ice, and a
slice of lemon or lime. Chill the water. Drink moderate-size portions
spread over the course of a day, rather than drinking it all at one
time.
• Keep a bottle of water on the kitchen counter. Visit the office
water cooler, and take a water break instead of a coffee break.
• Make drinking water a habit - drinking water at the same times each
day will make it much easier.
• Don't wait for thirst to replenish water. By the time it develops,
2 or more cups of total body water have probably been lost.
• Carrying a bottle of water on the morning commute or keeping a cup
of water at one's desk can contribute to proper hydration.
TRYING TO DECIDE? ASK YOURSELF 5 QUESTIONS:
1. Might water be the single most critical factor in determining wellness?
2. Would drinking water minus hidden toxins, bacteria, chlorine &
fluoride help?
3. If every drop of water you drank was crystal pure, free of organic
contaminants, more soluble, charged with negative ions and mineral
stabilized do you think your body would know and your health would
glow?
4. Are vitality and a robust immune system more important to you than
anything else?
5. Do you think that water pollution is increasing on planet earth?
If you answered YES, than Wellness Filter Systems are right for
you!
Wellness Water Filtration Systems
For more info or to order, visit: http://www.enhancemywater.com/
Use Referral Code # 21305
For a free packet of information email Char Tara Albert at
charstara@gmail.com or call 443-845-7966