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| August 2010 |
Vol 1. Issue 17
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 Karen Kean is no stranger to health and wellness. As a health educator for fifteen years, Karen regularly hears about the “newest, latest, and greatest products.” When her good friend, Kristine Catalina, first introduced her to IonWays water, Karen was skeptical, but agreed to attend a water class. It was at this water class that Karen realized not all water is created equal. After trying alkaline, ionized water for the first time, Karen didn’t care too much for the taste, but decided to give it a few days. After those few days, Karen couldn’t stop drinking it and decided to sign on with IonWays. She had no intention of doing the business and purchased her machine only to earn a first sale commission. However, as she continued to drink the water and generously shared it with others, more and more people wanted their own ionizer and even signed up themselves! Karen has her own testimony from drinking alkaline, ionized water, and she will tell you, “It’s wrong of me not to share this life-changing water with others.” Just three months after signing up, Karen became an Executive with IonWays.
So what’s the secret? “Follow-up.” Karen says, “I’ve known so many people who’ve had great contacts, but didn’t follow up with them. Those people’s businesses are failing.”
Karen drinks alkaline, ionized water because she believes that it helps to alkalize, detoxify, and hydrate her body. She’s a part of IonWays because, “It’s an innovative, cutting-edge company that’s very loyal to its distributors.” She adds, “Any company is only as good as it’s leadership and Jay Hare (IonWays President) shows dedication,” which Karen believes is key. |
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 Dr. Stadnik, D.C. practices in Kent, WA and focuses primarily on spinal correction and rehabilitation. When Dr. Stadnik was exposed to the technology behind alkaline, ionized water, he became interested and began to research and look for a machine that he could have in his office and that he could share with his patients. He was looking for a machine that employed the best technology for the best price. As a chiropractor, Dr. Stadnik is very sensitive about what he recommends to his patients. It was important to him that he find a machine that would provide the highest quality water to his patients and yet be affordable. His quest led him to IonWays, where he liked what he saw, the Athena. He also liked the under-sink model – the Delphi.
After receiving his machine and setting it up in his office, Dr. Stadnik started to send the water home with a few patients. Over time, he began to see positive feedback and results. Dr. Stadnik now implements IonWays water as part of his treatment plan and has seen tremendous success! He believes that drinking alkaline, ionized water can help to neutralize the acidity produced in the body through the foods we eat, the beverages we drink, and day-to-day stress, etc. Besides drinking alkaline, ionized water, Dr. Stadnik recommends staying physically fit, living a healthy lifestyle, and staying emotionally healthy.
Here’s what Dr. Stadnik has to say about IonWays, “I’m glad I found IonWays when I did; it has helped my family, and it’s an important part of what I practice-it fits right in with what I do health-wise.” |
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| Water quality and how it’s treated changes with each season. It’s because of these changes that annual public water reports are done at regular intervals. These reports state the averages (bacteria, total dissolved solids, etc.) found in public water supply throughout the course of the year.
The performance of an ionizer depends largely on the quality of its source water, which is different in every area of our world. Weather and outside temperatures play a big part in how municipal water companies chemically treat the water supplied to your home. For example, warm weather will facilitate bacteria growth making it necessary for the water company to destroy harmful bacteria by adding extra chlorine and chloramines to the water. This means more toxins are present in your supply water during the hot days of summer-a time when drinking more water to stay properly hydrated is an absolute must!
In the spring, the run-off water from melting snow and ice travels through streams, aquifers, rocks, and earth, absorbing a heavy supply of minerals, making it harder than usual. Once this fresh run-off water finds a place to collect and rest (such as a reservoir), the heavy minerals, over time, can settle and sink to the bottom. This can make winter’s water supply a little bit softer. In the Pacific Northwest, there are areas where the water contains an average 60 parts per million of total dissolved solids. In the early summer, this amount can as high as 95ppm. That’s an increase of over a 50%!
Lakes and reservoirs grow algae during the warmer seasons. This algae, although treated and destroyed with chlorine, may still affect the taste of water. After all, when we pick an apple it’s no longer living, but still tastes like an apple! Also during warm weather, well water that’s rich in iron breeds a certain type of bacteria that feeds on organic matter and excretes dissolved hydrogen sulfide gases. These gases are toxic and are condensed in alkaline water. The only good thing about it is that if it’s there you’ll know it-it smells like sulfur and rotten eggs.
Cold water can mask certain tastes and odors, which, when warmed, will be released-have you ever taken a shower that smelled like chlorine? That’s because chlorine, when heated, turns to a gas making it easily noticed. Remember, even though you may not smell it, ice water can still contain chlorine.
The great thing about water is that any and all concerns are treatable regardless of the time of year-we just need to know what we are treating. |
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