Anti-Aging

Getting older and aging are not the same thing.

• Getting older relates to the passage of time.
• Aging relates to the breakdown of tissues in the body.
• The outward signs of aging include wrinkles, sagging, and gray hair.
• Getting older by itself does not cause aging.

Aging is the result of damage to bodily tissues by organic acids and by active oxygen (free radicals).

• Organic acids in the body break down tissues, causing aging and age-related diseases.
• Common waste products in the body include acetic acid, carbonic acid, fatty acids, lactic acid, and uric acid.
• Active oxygen (free radicals) causes oxidative damage to molecules within cells of the body.
• Free radicals are associated with a numerous diseases, including cancer, arthritis, atherosclerosis, Alzheimer's disease, and diabetes.

Drinking ionized alkaline water can help neutralize acids and scavenge free radicals in the body.

• Drinking ionized alkaline water causes the stomach to produce bicarbonates, which are absorbed into the blood stream and can neutralize acids.
• A proven scavenger for active oxygen is active hydrogen. ¹
• Active hydrogen is produced in water using electrolysis, the process used to ionize drinking water.

"As we start to lose bicarbonates in our blood, around age 45, we begin to age physiologically," writes Sang Whang, author of Aging and Reverse Aging. "All we have to do to stop aging and maintain good health is to recharge bicarbonates to the blood." ²