Q1Why should we drink good water?

Water plays a very important role in human body by providing necessary minerals needed by our cells. Due to
the reduced nutrient content of the land, the amount of minerals that can be consumed through food is limited
and it is necessary to consume minerals through water. Therefore, drinking good water is extremely important for
health.

“It’s no longer about getting access to drinking water,
but drinking the ‘good’ water” "

• CaCalcium

  Calcium

  The most abundant
  minerals in the water,
  required by skeleton
  and tooth formation,
  enzyme activation and
  muscle contraction.

• SeSelenium

  Selenium

  One of the most
  essential minerals for
  growth, it prevents
  oxidative effects,
  arteriosclerosis, cancer
  and menopausal
  disorders caused by
  cell oxidation

• MgMagnesium

  Magnesium

  Helps the
  functioning of
  calcium, prevents
  calcium from
  dissolving in bone,
  improves
  constipation,
  restores fatigue,
  soothes blood flow,
  helps oxygen
  activation

• KPotassium

  Potassium

  It maintains the
  osmotic pressure of
  the blood by
  interacting with
  potassium-sodium,
  which helps
  smoothing of
  neurotransmission,
  suppresses blood
  pressure rise due to
  sodium excess

• ZnZinc

  Zinc

  Activation of zinc-
  metabolism or
  hormones, helps to
  maintain skin and
  skeletal structure.

• NaSodium

  Sodium

  Exist in extracellular
  fluid, facilitating
  nutrition and waste
  transfer, facilitating
  metabolism.

Q2What is good water?

What determines water ‘good’ depends on its ingredients The best water is simply the
water that absorbs well in our bodies and balances our body.

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  Weakly alkaline

  The acidity of water should be weakly alkaline pH

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  Mineral

  Contains minerals that are beneficial to the human body, not heavy metals.

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  Cluster

  The water molecule cluster must be small.

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  Active oxygen

  Must be water with active oxygen removal capability.

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  Energy

  There must be energy.

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  Solubility

  oxygen and carbon dioxide must be dissolved sufficiently.