Re: doubts about ionizers? n /Chris

[Guest guest]

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My understanding of chemistry is *very* limited, so you're better off

listening to a PhD in chemistry than me for validity or plausibility of the

claims.

I thought the site you linked to's critique of electrolysis was interesting.

I fully agree on the pH thing, it's definitely hogwash. The author said

electrolysis isn't really possible to a significant extent with water. I have

no

idea-- if he's really interested in disproving it, he should buy one and test

the water and publish the results. A lot of the points he mentioned were ones

I thought of but didn't say because I wasn't sure. On water size, he says

there's no evidence this is beneficial, but I'm not aware of any evidence that

it's NOT beneficial. I don't really see why small water clusters would have

any effect on the usability of water-- I'd think that osmotic pressure would

overcome the H bonds as necessary and that some more potassium would make the

water more hydrating-- but people claim to get positive effects from it.

So maybe you should try to find some people who have a system and talk to

them about it and the results they've gotten?

Chris