Kangen Water Report

Water is the fluid of life! It’s your best friend and ally when encouraging
physical balance and regeneration. Sufficient water intake significantly
increases the body’s ability to heal damaged tissue. Toxins are processed out
of the body allowing greater nutrient assimilation. Our basic cells thrive on
water and close off when dehydrated.

What is enough water? Water intake varies dependent on your lifestyle. A
general rule is this: half your weight in ounces (160 LB person = 80 oz of
water per day (cup=8 oz). If you exercise daily, jog or work hard physically,
even more water is important.

Water, for your body, is like the oil for your car. It’s all about having the
right amount in the right place. In today’s busy demanding world, drinking
water seems inconvenient. What most people don’t understand is the correlation
between pain and proper physical hydration. On a cellular level, the brain
regulates the fluidic flow with specific neurotransmitters. In many books by F.
Batmanghelidg M.D. he informs us about how vital proper water intake is for our
health, especially about our return to optimal wellness. His research has
spanned over thirty years and provides a crucial “wake up” call for common
dehydration signs. It is never too late to turn around a habit and begin anew.

The human body is made up of 65% water, the brain 85% water and lungs are 90%
water. So what happens in asthma, allergies and other respiratory dysfunctions?
The neurotransmitter histamine has increased, signaling a water rationing
program within the body. Histamines reduce air inflow by stimulating mucus to
plug and protect the bronchioles. Common antihistamine medications seek to
reduce histamine production. Therefore, adequate water intake will unilaterally
hydrate and rebalance systemic conditions over time.

What is not water? Many liquids contain water, but with other chemical
constituents which drain off more than their volume alone. Coffee, Tea, soda
and other common commercial beverages act as diuretics, removing extra fluid
from the body.

How can I change my water consumption? Support your return to great health with
SWAN. Shifting Water Attitudes Now. Changing attitudes supports and quickens
your recovery period. Water = Flow. Balanced water intake = freedom to flow.
Shifting an attitude changes the importance and balance of maintaining habits.
This attitude card aids the conscious shift, complementing graceful change and
optimum well-being.
Scott Wurtz LMP RBT

Thanks to Douglas Wurtz for submitting this article
Doug can be contacted at lifewatersource@gmail.com

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