Activated water - Heard of it?

i never heard of it, i searched about the information now, and whatever they said is quiet impressive, may be in future , we all have to buy such water cans, If its available for common man , will be good, but if not then same struggle exists.

wow its new but how sure are you that it will certainly reduce the amount of kidney problems and other things?

Hi, I have heard of such things, but not given them much credence I'm afraid. It sounds like gobbledegook to me. InfraRed rays in water. ?? InfraRed is heat. So what if InfraRed rays are in the water, of course they are, they are everywhere. If you heat the water it will have even more InfraRed rays. PH is probably more important, and that's as simple as chalk or vinegar.

VC, for the first time i am hearing about this activated water. Good to hear about this wonderful info, your friend did a great job by introducing this thing to you. As you mentioned activated water is good for our health. I am interested in seeing that item, why don't you upload an image of this thing?

I have never heard of it. Wow i think it is great then. so how long do you have to keep it in the water before you drink it. Some thing different aye? hmm so you have it now. where did he get it from? where can we find it? Thanks for sharing and have a wonderful day ahead.

Never heard of anything like this earlier to this discussion. By the way what is the price of the ball-shaped thing that your friend has given you? What is it called? And where can we find in market?

First of all, no "ball-shaped ceramic" object could emit 'infra-red rays' on its own without a supply of electricity. Far Infra-red rays are low frequency, long wavelength electromagnetic waves and, in the spectrum, lie between the infra-red range and the microwave range. They penetrate deeper into the body than infra-red and can generate heat in tissues directly. Unlike ultra-violet rays and microwaves, they are not harmful and can be used for therapeutic purposes. Like any light or heat source, however, it needs a source of electricity (or other kind of power) to generate them. There are a number of websites which sell "bio-ceramic" water filters which claim to 'activate' water using 'far-infrared waves'. They are all pseudo-scientific scams which prey on people's unfamiliarity with scientific terms. Most of them claim that an obscure professor has 'proved, after 10 years' research' that far-infrared waves have this property. They never cite any recognised scientific journal and you can search for the name of the 'professor' as much as you like without success. The only thing that far-infrared waves can so to water is to heat it and no inert ball of material, with whatever fancy name, will do that.

Yes I Have Heard Of It And Use It Regularly.It Also Helps Boost Immune system and even can cure a lot of problems.

hi lolse myh response.copy okay when a reputable site like WedMd or MayoClinic endorse it then I w ill get excited but for now I thihk its just another gadjet to waste my money for a useless gimic. I will research it and check for urban legends but am n ot buying it either physically' or mentally.

Try to check the quest.net. From what I have heared, they have a great product.

No I haven't and it seem another thing to waste money on! However, I will ask this to my health care provider on of this! I know that water in some countries isn't drinkable, does this thing clean those water as well?

I just heard this from you. Thanks for bringing this for discussion I'll also make a research on this.

I have not- i searched alot over the internet and cant find it.

Whoa. That's crazy. I have never heard of that. But that is something I would have to look more into myself before believing. Activated water....hmmm... Very interesting.

That's an interesting concept. I haven't heard of it but I sure will research on it first if what they claim is scientifically true. There are a lot of scams these days and some are just out to make money by basing their claims on science.

I have heard of those UV radiations and some others too from products like Auqaguard or even those Hindustan Lever ones but never heard of this Activated water. But reading this I feel it is a similar process being used in ones from eureka forbes - aquaguard and this time they are using some other term to make it more attractive.

Is there any real name to that ball like thing? I have heard of the aqua-guard and other water purifiers, is it an aqua-guard? What is the cost of that ball like thing?

Have you got physical proof, of this purifying effect of this gadget.Water now a days contain so much of impurities,you should never fall for any information,that doesn't have a sound proof of their claim.It will be dangerous for our health.The trusted age old method of boiling water is the best,till we have cent percent proof.

No and it's the first time I heard of it. I really don't know if this is true or just plain gimmick or another commercial ploy. Anyway, thanks for the info. Cheers and Happy mylotting

itws help you learn more about it. because i think something that comes from inorganic chemicals have side effect for the body. I think that healthy water is a form of pure water.