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June 2010 |
Vol 1. Issue 10
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IonWays is pleased to announce that Healing Bridges has finished the construction of the first Girls’ High School in the Shargarad Refugee Camp in Eastern Sudan! This camp is 1 out of 23 camps and has 40,000+ refugees. This is the first High School in the area to be constructed in 40 years!
So far, our appeals to raise $18,000 to provide a water system for the school have been successful. With IonWays matching every contribution from you and the contributions from Global Heart, we’ve raised a total of $11,580.00. Help us to raise the remaining $6,420.00 by going here to make your donation. Every contribution helps and there is no gift that is too small. A man by the name of Thomas D. Willhite said it so well, “How do you say thank you for sunshine or health, for clear days or gentle rains, for happiness, joy, or love? You say it by sharing what you have. You say it by making the world a better place in which to live.”
Help us to make the world a better place for the children of the refugee camps to live. Go now to http://water4healingbridges.org/ and help us to make a difference that will last from generation to generation.
With Gratitude,
Jay Hare
President
IonWays, LLC |
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Leader’s Spotlight – Jacqueline King
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IonWays Executive, Jacqueline King, feels very strongly about sharing IonWays alkaline, ionized water with other people. She believes they have a right to know and understand the differences between all the drinking-water choices available today – bottled, tap, RO, filtered or alkaline, ionized water from an IonWays machine. Jacqueline built the foundation of her business by sharing Ionways water with others. She believes that the more you share the water, the more people will understand the positive impact it can have on their families, their businesses, and themselves. “This machine is not a luxury, it’s an investment,” is what Jacqueline tells anyone who is looking to purchase an ionizer. Jacqueline has been involved in the real-estate industry for over thirty years and recently dedicated herself to projects that are green and eco-friendly. She sees the Athena as a perfect addition to her mission because not only does the water help to detoxify the body, but also the home through the many uses of acidic water.
When Jacqueline was first introduced to IonWays she didn’t believe our company motto, “Our water changes everything!” Now, she shares it with everyone with whom she speaks because IonWays alkaline, ionized water really does change everything!
When initially looking at IonWays, Jacqueline reviewed her options as an analyst, and liked what she saw. Not only did she like the IonWays Global PayPlan and the pay-outs, but, when seeing the partnership with EmcoTech, Jacqueline knew that IonWays made the right choices to be a lasting leader in the ionizer industry. She believes that IonWays positioned itself, from the beginning, with a foundation and support system that took other companies years to achieve.
Jacqueline’s advice to all Associates is to make every effort to be at the IonWays 3rd Annual Convention this August-not only is it a great way to learn and understand all about IonWays, but it’s also a fun and relaxing time!
Hear Jacqueline on the Thursday night Business Opportunity call and the Saturday Training call this week! |
Wellness Corner – Pamela Barinoff |
Pamela Barinoff has managed her own private health and nutritional practice in the White Rock area of BC, Canada for the past eighteen years. Pamela got involved with IonWays in 2008 and, “Despite running my own nutritional consulting practice, I never thought about the differences in water.” It wasn’t until one of Pamela’s patients asked her about ionized water that she became interested and began six months of research into alkaline, ionized water and the machines that produce it. Pamela’s findings amazed her and it was obvious that the IonWays Athena had the best ionizing technology on the market!
When Pamela first started drinking IonWays water, she couldn’t get enough of it. It became clear to her that she was very dehydrated and the water was helping restore her body back to its proper, hydrated state. She started giving the water to her clients and they began to experience amazing results. After obtaining her own experience from drinking the water and seeing what it had done for others, she knew that this water was foundational to restoring good health. As a nutritional counselor, Pamela understands the importance of eating a good diet and taking supplements, but she never realized that its benefits were being negated by drinking the wrong water!
Now, when new clients come into Pamela’s nutritional consulting practice, she sends them home with water and starts them on a 3-week, alkaline, ionized water trial. “In many cases,” Pamela said, “it clears up their health issues.” |
MythBuster
By: Joe Stumph |
Myth: It’s perfectly okay to reset your sediment filter life indicator and use it a second and third time; nothing bad can come of it.
Buster: Each IonWays filter is designed to do a different job, uses a different type of media, and will last a different amount of time. The sediment filter has an important job to do and, regardless of source water quality, is necessary in the Athena model ionizer. Here’s why:
While the BioStone filter uses media to absorb unwanted elements, the Sediment filter literally strains out suspended debris from the source water while still allowing alkaline minerals to pass through freely. It’s the removal of these contaminants that protects the internal solenoid valves inside the Athena. If sediment is allowed to build up inside the solenoid valves, your ionizer will lose its ability to split the source water stream as it’s intended to do. This means that acidic water will be present in the alkaline drinking water stream. The sediment filter doesn’t last as long as the BioStone filter and, over time, loses its capability to filter selected contaminants. Eventually, it will allow all suspended solids to pass through its media. For this reason, the sediment filter must be replaced when indicated by the filter replacement indicator and cannot be used for an extended period of time. Keep in mind that failure to change your filter(s) as necessary can void your ionizer warranty.
A more expensive option is to change out the sediment filter with a BioStone filter, making it possible to reset the filter indicator for extended use. This is because the Biostone filter will last twice as long as the sediment filter. The combination of running two BioStone filters at the same time is like magic – protecting your investment and cleaning your source water as thoroughly as possible!
Which ever filter combination you choose, remember to change them as needed to keep your ionizer running at its pristine best!
Calling all Associates! Have you been asked a hard-to-answer, head scratching question about IonWays ionizers and the water they produce? The staff here at IonWays is constantly looking for ways to keep our Associates informed with the necessary knowledge to answer questions about water ionization. If have a question you’d like to see addressed in the Flow, or there’s something about the ionization process that just doesn’t make sense to you, please contact us at yourfeedback@ionways.com. We may be able to feature your question in our next MythBuster or Tech Talk article! |
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Tech Talk – pH Testing
By: Joe Stumph |
In our last issue of Tech Talk, we discussed pH measurement. This week’s article is a follow-up with information about how to test pH and store reagent drops.
First of all, there are several different methods of testing a solution’s pH – a digital meter, litmus paper, or reagent drops can be used to find the pH value of acidic or alkaline water. Each one of these methods works in a different way and each one is attached with different capabilities and precautions.
Meters, by far, are the most accurate method of reading pH, but need constant calibration – a huge drawback. Some meters are easy to calibrate, while others can be very difficult. And, because our ionizers produce such a broad spectrum of pH, multi-point calibration is necessary. This involves expensive solutions which, in turn, require proper storage to avoid going bad. pH meters involve a lot of work along with a lot knowledge about how to store and condition them and how to tell when they need calibration. Although very accurate when used properly, pH meters are not user-friendly and not our best choice for measuring pH.
Litmus paper strips are another method of pH testing. They’re easy to use, but have a very narrow spectrum and expire quickly once opened. This method of measuring pH is simply not broad enough to measure the varying levels of pH in IonWays alkaline or acidic water. IonWays does not recommend that you use these.
Reagent drops are the tried and true method for measuring pH and are preferred by IonWays and its associates. They’re simple to use with great, visual results that are easily understood. IonWays has tried every method of pH testing available and has concluded that reagent drops are the way to go.
Reagent drops work simply by changing color due to reaction with alkalinity or acidity. The main ingredient in reagent drops is ethylene glycol, a highly reactive solution that catalyzes with any shift in pH and causes the dyes in reagent drops to shift color accordingly. By simply comparing these colors to a pH chart, we can easily obtain a close approximation of a clear liquid’s pH value.
Please bear in mind that reagent is not foolproof. Because it’s so reactive, it needs to be isolated from cold and heat, bright light (especially sunlight), and exposure to air. If exposed to temperatures above 85°F or below 36°F, your reagent drops will no longer render an accurate pH reading and are pretty much useless. Leaving your reagent drops on the kitchen window sill or in any other brightly lit area is not a good idea and will make your drops unstable and unreliable.
In short, test your water often but keep your reagent drops at room temperature with the lights out and the cap on! |
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