Date:   10/19/2008 11:52:27 PM ( 16 y ago)
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thank you, I'll try the ACV, it seems like the problem is actually the reservoir where the water collects after being filtered. It's a ceramic filter, I think 2 micron (?), it takes forever, one drip at a time. I think the minerals create some kind of chemical reaction or magnetic charge with tap water to cause impurities to clump together so they are large enough to be removed and filtered out, something like that. Obviously I did not do a lot of homework before buying this. Basically, the chiropractor I saw took some new X-rays and pointed out some calcifications in my carotid arteries, I guess the fact that they showed up on this type of X-ray is concerning. I wasn't totally surprised because I've got calcifications under my skin around my eyelids, and I knew if it was depositing there, it was depositing elsewhere in my body. The main reason I got this system is that drinking the water is supposed to dissolve calcium deposits (I'm assuming only the kind of calcium you want to get rid of, not from your bones.) It's also supposed to be structured water, smaller molecules or something so that you are more hydrated and helps dump toxins. I figured the proof would be in the pudding. It wasn't horribly expensive, I got a discount, so I thought I would try it. The guy who sold it to me is willing to let me return it if I'm not happy with it, but I was hoping to give it a go and see if I feel any different on it, assuming I am not drinking water that has plastic molecules leached into it. Then, if I don't notice a difference, I might just pass it on to my parents, since it's better than drinking from the tap, which I think is what they're doing now. Maybe I'll try that Vitalizer with the water we get delivered. I know it's good stuff because we ran it through the Roxtract system and it didn't deposit a single thing on the filter.

I do have to say that the guy who sold it to me looks fantastic for a "senior." He says he's mostly just on the water now, very little supplementation, and he used to be quite toxic (though he's done fasting and other things in the past). I would have pegged him 10 years younger, very vital and healthy looking. He didn't make much on the sale, and it's not a multi-level, he has a franchise. He drove a fair distance to set it up for me and was here talking about all kinds of health stuff for several hours, he wasn't a "salesman" type, basically a guy on a health quest who raised a whole mess of kids on organic food, etc., and he feels like this water system proved itself to him and his family. We'll see, if I can resolve the plastic issue, I'm hoping it lives up to at least some of the claims.
 

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