How Water Caused Rheumatoid Joint Pain and Arthritis.

Painful joints is a signal of water shortage in the human body. And it can affect the young as well as the old. The use of painkillers does not cure the problem, but exposes the person to further damage from pain medications. Intake of water and small amounts of salt will cure this problem.

"Healthy bodies are not normally overweight or underweight. A healthy body naturally maintains its own ideal weight. You can begin to restore health, balance, and harmony to your body by drinking alkalizing water. As alkalizing/oxygenation begins, the body naturally seek its own ideal weight"

TO avoid this preventable disease, there is need to drink enough water in order to prevent and treat Low Back Pain and Ankylosing Arthritis of the Spine are signs of water shortage in the spinal column and discs. These cushions that support the weight of the body, can be seriously damage by dehydration. More

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Nano Energy Flask

The aerospace core, used in the Nano energy flask, is able to release iron, zinc, iodine, calcium and various other minerals and trace elements that are essential to the to the human body. All of these are in ionic form and are easily absorbed into the body. They also add a variety of micro elements, catalyzing and activating a sense of well being
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How you Caused it

"The use of aspirin, acetyl salicylic acid, to thin out the blood. Aspirin interferes with normal platelets aggregation, thus reduce clotting (but it also causes abnormal bleeding). However, according to some the thick blood is due to too much acid, not the aggregation of platelets. None of the trials on aspirin show any benefit in preventing heart attack, such as the two trials reported in the British Medical Journal in 1974 i p 436 and in The Lancet in 1979 ii p 1313. A big study costing $16,000,000 by the National Heart Lung and Blood Institute, reported in JAMA (2/15/80), again showed no heart benefit. Another US trial, called the Physicians’ health Study, used Bufferin. The results, reported in the New England Journal of Medicine (1/28/88), showed no improvement for fatal heart attacks or survival rate. However, non-fatal heart attacks were reduced by 40%, which is most likely due to the neutralization of acids by the magnesium contained in Bufferin. Better results will be achieved if magnesium were used alone. " Yee-Wing Tong, M.D.

Water and the Human Cells.

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          Protoplasm is the basic material of living cells, and it is made of fats, carbohydrates, proteins, salts, and similar elements combined with water. Water acts as a solvent, transporting, combining, and chemically breaking down these substances. 

          A cell exchanges elements with the rest of the body by electrolysis, and in a normal case, minerals and micro elements pass through the cell membrane to the nucleus by electro-osmosis. The body needs electrolytes (minerals like sodium, potassium, chloride, and bicarbonate) for its basic functions. In case of water shortage, the electrolyzes cannot happen and our cells dry out and die. Therefore, in order to keep our cells hydrated, our body's electrochemical balance and stay alive we need water

The human body is 75% water in the form of acid (H+) and alkaline (OH-) ions. A healthy body is alkaline (pH >7) inside, with an abundance of OH- ions, which provide the oxygen we need. However, modern lifestyle generates too much acid, from emotional stress and from what we put into our body: the food, drinks, pollution and most prescription drugs, many of which are preserved with hydrochloric acid... Metabolism, cellular destruction and exercise also produce acids.