>The concept behind water being the cause of many diseases is that many diseases are >caused by sheer dehydration. Our cells, tissues, and entire body is slowly getting >dehydrated. Depending on which part of the body is de-hydrated, we get the specific >disease.

If this were true, which it is not, then the question would be why? Why are our cells becoming dehydrated when we are still drinking water just like our ancestors did? And why isn't the dehydration showing up in the skin tissues for example? Our bodies have mechanisms in which we can maintain proper water balance, such as the production of vasopressin (antidiuretic hormone).

>Diabetes is caused by the pancreas inability to process insulin properly. Perhaps >the alkaline Ionized Water is reversing diabetes by hydrating the pancreas and >providing it with the much needed water and alkaline minerals.

Actually 95% of diabetics are type 2, in which the pancreas is not damaged. And it has absolutely nothing to do with acidity. It is a chromium deficiency, which leads to a closing of insulin receptors on cells. Type 1 and gestational diabetes have absolutely nothing to do with acidity either. The first one is an autoimmune disorder triggered off usually by a virus. Gestational diabetes is a temporary form from a hormone imbalance.