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Yup... that's the stuff. I think they're the same.

There's another company that makes these also called CellFood.... developed by someone who worked on the Manhattan project I believe to help fight radiation exposure. I'm trying this one now to compare it to Oxygen Elements to see if I notice a difference. (CellFood is $26.99)
I'm trying their oxygen creme too. I'll let ya know how that is. (supposed to work wonders for keeping your face looking youthful. We'll see. LOL.)

 

Not a good idea Seth..... I highly recommend against drinking bath water. Just kidding.

My preference is natural water that has minerals and so forth in it that has a higher PH with more absorbable Oxygen. Tap water has a lower PH (sometimes acidic). Inexpensive bottled water that has a quality PH etc is Zephyr Hills. Evian is awesome but more expensive.

For home use, I'd recommend completely clean bottled water, even distilled by the gallon and add a few drops of ionic liquid minerals to each glass or premix the minerals in with the gallon. The minerals are alkaline and raise the PH and make the oxygen more absorbable. Lower than 7 PH water is acidid and not very good for you. You'd be surprised how many bottled waters are below 7, most of which are the filtered, purified waters.... where as the natural spring waters seem to be ok.

The oxygen drops you take also raises the PH and greatly increases the oxygen level but they have a citrus flavor to them that you might not want to be drinking all the time.... so I'd probably continue to drink those 3 times a day, and for all the other water you drink either make it Zephyr Hills, etc, or buy distilled and add the liquid minerals. Go to the Vitamin Shoppe and buy "Trace Mineral Liquid" (Vitamin Shoppes version). It's a blue bottle that says by Concentrace on the lower part of it.

http://www.phionbalance.com/ph-balancing-products/alkaline-water/phion-booster/
Go to this site. Wow.... they actually began selling the oxygen drops for less than what we were previously buying them for. These say they have no added flavor, so you could probably mix these with your water. If cost is a factor, you could mix these with water for half the time, and mix the liquid mineral the other half.

You could also look into buying an Ionizer that will do it for you with your own tap water. They can get expensive but worth looking into.

 

Maybe it's not Zephyr Hills but I thought it was. Is ZH natural spring water from Florida? If it is, then that's the one I'm thinking of. Some of the purified waters don't always filter out all of the bad chemicals and I don't know if they even fortify their water with ionic minerals that positively charge the water. They probably use the chelated form that aren't very absorbable, don't have much affect on the water, and are listed more for advertising purposes/propoganda like Pop Tarts pretending like it's a suitable breakfast because its fortified with synthetic vitamins and minerals. I'd stick to buying gallons of distilled water and adding in ionic trace minerals so that it becomes like an inexpensive Evian, or I'd stick to natural spring water.

I also found that I feel even more energy from the Garden of Life "greens" than I do from Green Vibrance, which is goodbecause it costs less. LOL.
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If it's municipal water that they're filtering and bottling, then I'd rather use my own filtered tap water and add the "usable" ionic minerals to it if Nestle is only using the chelated mineral form. There's a big difference between the ionic and chelated form. It's like using 93 octane verse 20 octane. LOL.

 

things are starting to go go good, thanks Seth. I'm actually going to be headed back to college this summer at UNC to work towards a masters in nutrition so I'm excited about that. (praying to not get distracted by the ridiculous girl-guy ratio and all the honeys! ) I've added a few extra important supplements & feeling pretty awesome every day...... enough energy to spare. lol. How things been for u guys?

Dorky sounding guy (lol) on the commercial but it's spring water so I don't think you'll be getting into bad PH stuff..... especially if you add a few mineral drops to each container.

 

The Ph drops are great. There is much validity to them. I'm preferential to the company that started it all (or the one that branched of from them). Global Health Tracks Oxygen Elements Plus (on Ebay)...... or the liquid oxygen drops by 'Cellfood' (can get at Vitamin Shoppe or Vitacost.com)

 

Good question. no it doesn't..... b/c it's real energy unlike superficial caffeine etc.

 

I would have to respectfully disagree with you. What we consume can greatly affect our body's overall PH, even water, and especially water. And not all tap water is 6.7. Some is actually in the 5's which can be more harmful than good. Just b/c your stomach is acidic doesn't make it ok to drink fluids with lower PH's. It's actually more of a reason to make sure it's balanced by proper PH liquids, namely water. Our insides are just like a fish tank.... or a pool. If you don't maintain a proper PH, then all sorts of crap will start to grow, with cancer being one of the many. My wife is a nurse on the Oncology ward at UNC. I've gotten her to make one of the docs aware of PH related to cancer so they could see the correlation.... and there is an precise correlation (with a higher PH associated to higher/more serious cancer). Most all of the stuff I've spoken about has been validated by her docs (even Systemic Candidiasis related to Fibromyalgia and Cancer), so I hope no one takes heed to your words about water not mattering.

The lower the PH and crappier the foods/liquids we consume, the lower our body's PH will be. It's one of the reasons that severe cancer victims have PH's in the 5's etc, which is entirely unrelated to stomach acid. There's no inherent acid in bread (it can actually absorb acid as most of us know), but if you ate it every meal for a month, I can virtually guarantee you'd see a drop in your PH level. So yes, the PH of the water you drink is important, especially when you're supposed to be drinking at least 8 glasses per day. There's more to it than just the ph of the water as well. For example: Typically your higher ph waters are full of natural, beneficial minerals, which is the reason they are higher in PH to begin with. With a higher ph (or neutral ph) also comes more oxygen or more oxygen absorption. Since atmospheric pollution etc has reduced our oxygen consumption to lower than what nature initially intended for healthy living, it's important to make every effort to maximize our 02 intake. One easy way is by drinking quality water with at least a neutral PH. (FYI: Deer Park is on the list of inexpensive bottled waters, with Evian being a little better if you dont mind spending the extra money)

Nature intended us to function a certain way and consume natural foods, which means we were intended to drink NATURAL water, full of minerals and oxygen rich..... not lower ph tap water or filtered crap that's been depleted of everything. Please don't ruin this thread bc you don't "believe" that the type of water you drink makes a difference. All these drops do is to attempt to restore water to its natural state that humans were meant to be drinking for thousands of years.

 

also.... if you guys aren't eating organic, you should definitely go to 'The Daily Green'.

http://www.thedailygreen.com/healthy-eating/eat-safe/Dirty-Dozen-Foods

This site will tell you which foods you should be eating organic of. Yes, it does make a huge difference b/c the pesticides in food will continually build up in your body and can cause some serious problems, especially if you're consuming fruits and veggies on daily basis. I honestly would NOT take this stuff lightly despite the crap that media and govt agencies try to make you believe.

 

1 more important note: If you guys don't want to be consuming excessive amounts of toxic mercury and having neurological problems, then I'd advise you to stay away from larger predatory fish like Tuna, Grouper, Shark, Swordfish, and even Snapper.

 

ARTIFICIAL SWEETENERS: Last important note..... cant remember if I mentioned it or not but unless you want to be consuming Chlorine or Formaldehyde, then I'd highly recommend NOT using artificial sweeteners, unless you'd like to jumpstart your embalming process..... but considering how freakin expensive funerals are, I wouldn't want to give those scoundrels any freebies. LOL.

PS: Splenda (or sucralose) was actually developed by mistake when British chemists were attempting to come up with a new insecticide. It was tasted by accident and found to be extremely sweet..... so now this yummy pesticide is poisoning us daily in a HUGE portion of the foods and beverages available to us. In our body it becomes an organochlorine. Agent Orange is a fu%#ing organochlorine.

You guys ever notice the headaches and weird feeling you get after drinking lots of diet soda etc? I recommend looking at the ingredients and making sure stuff doesn't read sucralose (Spleda) or aspartame (nutrasweet & Equal).... or any of the fake sweeteners for that matter. This s#!t is literally the biggest drug conspiracy ALL F'N TIME. I kid you all not. If you guys are drinking diet sodas, please do yourself a HUGE favor and stop immediately. SERIOUSLY.

 

Aspartame Side-Effects: Overview Here's an intro from a very good website regarding this crap. The site goes into extreme detail for a lot of things, so I'd highly recommend checking it out.