Electrolyzed Water

What in the world is Electrolyzed water. 
 From the Orient, we get this amazing substance that comes in two forms. One highly acidic and the other highly alkaline.
The alkaline water, used in a cancer regimen, would be classified as one of the Oxidative Therapies, as it charges the terrain with stable oxygen and alkalizes at the same time.

Here's how Electrolyzed water works. Electrolyzed water is produced by applying a low-voltage electrical charge to saltwater. Sodium ions form sodium hydroxide (NaOH), a strong base that cleans much like a detergent. Chloride ions form hypochlorous acid (HClO), which is a powerful disinfectant. The potent compounds are rendered harmless either by doing their job cleaning and disinfecting or they are simply rendered inactive over time.

Following is a report wrote by Anne Marie Helmenstine, Ph.D., of the About.com site.

Water(H2O) is already pretty great stuff. You can't live without it and you use it throughout the day. What if you could use water plus a little salt to kill germs and clean, without added chemicals? It turns out you can. All you need to do is electrolyze the water. The Los Angeles Times has a feature on the increasing popularity of electrolyzed water for cleaning laundry without detergent, disinfecting medical instruments and wounds, sanitizing food, washing dishes... you name it.

So if electrolyzed salt water is non-toxic and highly effective, you may be wondering why don't you see it everywhere. There are a few reasons. First, the equipment used to electrolyze water isn't cheap. Home units are presently running around $3000, though when you consider the annual cost of all the cleaners you use and how nice it would be to replace the toxic chemicals you have with green, non-toxic water, the pricetag is a lot more palatable. Second, electrolyzed water has a relatively brief shelf life. It is something you can make and use, but not the sort of product you'll find on grocery store shelves. Finally, a lot of people think a cleaner isn't working unless it produces suds and smells 'clean'. Electrolyzed water doesn't produce mounds of bubbles or smell like flowers. If you live in Japan or Russia, you probably are familiar with electrolyzed water. In the United States it is probably news to you.

So, how does one get a peace of equipment that will do all this for the whole house, not just drinking, but for the kitchen, the showers etc...well I can not exactly recommend any specific one,  but I will at least point you towards some and let you choose the one that is right for you and Mr. Pocket, now be sure to  read all about it before you make any expensive decisions by either call them  or visiting their website or the store itself if one in your area. ELECTROLIZED H2O


 The alkaline water,that we say is used in a cancer regimen, would be classified as one of the Oxidative Therapies, as it charges the terrain with stable oxygen and alkalizes at the same time, but according to thedailyrecord.com
it does much more than that, it also helps in the daily cleaning for commercial and residential use, wow, it is a powerful yet harmless product that can be use for various reasons...
the daily record says:
NEW YORK — It sounds like a late-night infomercial: Kill germs and clean surfaces with nothing more than water and a few volts of electricity! Pay pennies a gallon! Strong enough to kill germs but gentle on your skin!
The use of electricity and water to clean and disinfect has been embraced by some food and hospitality businesses looking to save money and go green by swapping out conventional products.