Water is essential for human survival and is vital for the body to function at its best. While water has the molecular formula H2O, it is crucial to realise that natural water also contains trace amounts of important minerals. According to scientists, drinking water is a crucial source of nutrients for the human body. This is because the minerals and trace elements that are present in water are ionised, and our digestive system can readily absorb these ions.
Water comprises ~60% of our body. That makes the intake of additional fluids one of the most important things people need to live daily. Water sources such as tap water, spring water, reverse osmosis and distilled water are diverse in their quality and occurrence.
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Calcium, magnesium, and sodium are mostly found in tap water. Depending on location, potassium, silica, and selenium may also found in some water supply. On April 2006 the World Health Organization (WHO) addressed the role of drinking-water containing calcium and/or magnesium as a contribution to the daily intake of those minerals. In fact, since the mid-1950s, studies have supported the hypothesis that extra magnesium in drinking-water contribute to reduced cardiovascular diseases and other health benefits in populations. In addition, other epidemiological studies supported the hypothesis that magnesium correlated best with beneficial effects on cardiovascular mortality rates. An adequate calcium intake is important for the prevention of hypertension, preeclampsia and for bone health maintenance 1,2. It has also been associated with the reduction of renal stones, increased body mass index, insulin resistance and colorectal cancer 3,4. Calcium is essential as well and the WHO states that "high-calcium water (and calcium from other sources) is beneficial to bone health by suppressing bone resorption."
Unfortunately, it is evident that, many people in most countries fail to obtain from their diets the recommended intakes. According to experts, mineral-rich drinking-waters may provide substantial contributions to total intakes of these nutrients in some populations or population subgroups.
Hydrogen Water
Hydrogen (H2) is a component of water (H20) that is tasteless, colorless and odorless in its natural gaseous state. Researchers in Japan discovered in 2007 that the hydrogen gas can help protect the brain from free radicals, and thus, act as antioxidant which is beneficial to health. Since then, further studies revealed that drinking hydrogen-infused water is a convenient, practical way to bring in the beneficial molecule into the body for health benefits.
Benefits of Hydrogen Water
A series of tests conducted by scientists around the world, including graduates of shimane University, Loma Linda University, The first Afffiliated Hospital of China Medical Unversity, and more, concluded that hydrogen water offers treatments for the following diseases and ailments:
Aside from being neuroprotective and antioxidant, the benefits of Hydrogen water are a plenty. Among these are:
1- suppresses inflammation
2- lowers blood sugar and cholesterol levels
3- reduce muscle weakness and fatigue
4- boosts weight loss
5- enhances metabolism
Water soluble vitamins
- Vitamin C
- B vitamins - B1 (thiamin), B2 (riboflavin), niacin, B6 (pyridoxine), folic acid, B12 (cobalamine), biotin, and pantothenic acid.
Water Soluble Vitamins
A series of tests conducted by scientists around the world, including graduates of shimane University, Loma Linda University, The first Afffiliated Hospital of China Medical Unversity, and more, concluded that hydrogen water offers treatments for the following diseases and ailments:
Vitamin | Name |
---|---|
B1 | Thiamine |
B2 | Riboflavin |
B3 | Niacin |
B5 | Pantothenic Acid |
B6 | Pyridoxine |
B7 | Niacin |
B9 | Folate |
B12 | Cobalmin |
C | Ascorbic Acid |
Best for
• PH 8
• Ca 2+ 10ppm
• Mg 2+ 30ppm
• Bicarbonate 250ppm
Nitrate / Chloride Free
Low Sodium
Electrolyte Water
Sulphate / Phosphate Free
Alkaline Water