Staying hydrated and fast recovery is important to athletes. Watt-ahh is absorbed at a cellular level up to 3% faster than regular water.
Dr. Carol Brown, M.D. recently said: “One of the great things about the Polarized Water is that it not only flushes out poisons and toxins, it increases and stabilizes the nervous system so it can function at its maximum potential.” The neurons of our own brains have an accelerator-type of system that requires a balance of electrons and protons …
Hydration is key to any First Responder’s performance in their line of duty. Some of the benefits of AquaNew’s Polarized Water include: Efficient hydration that reduces the carrying weight of water (One liter is equivalent to one gallon of filtered water.) Retain mental clarity and concentration while on guard Revive those that collapse from dehydration …
As we honor the service of U.S. Military Veterans this month, one of our primary missions is to offer an effective and economical therapy for Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). A recent article in The American Legion Magazine (October 2016), indicated that hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT), which we assume is set at a higher pressure when …
By Rob Gourley, Inventor and CEO of AquaNew and WIT International Hurricanes Matthew and Nicole are powerful examples of the only two forces of Nature: electricity and magnetism. Those same forces are essential for life. The human body is 99.9% electromagnetic when considering the prominent amount of vacuum space inside our cells. The small remainder …
Tired of all of the mud slinging? We think Real Juice Bar’s Solstice Cleanse is a good way to get through the rest of the presidential election season.
Many commercials show close-ups of an exhausted and sweaty athlete glugging down a refreshing beverage in front of the TV camera. During this hot Florida summer, we have discovered another type of athletic warrior we admire … those who work outside. There is an army of individuals who brave the heat and humidity each day …
In June of 2015, AquaNew presented an article entitled, “Healthy Sanitation” that discussed harsh chemicals used in cleaning solutions and how they may be damaging to skin cells (or worse). Now, it appears that certain chemicals used in antibiotic soap, and added to many consumer products—including clothing, kitchenware, furniture, and toys—to prevent bacterial contamination, may …
FDA Issues Final Rule on Antibiotic Soaps and Body Washes Read More »
August 30, 2016 — A pet insurance provider has analyzed its claims data on urinary issues of cats and dogs, including urinary tract infections, incontinence, cystitis (inflammation of the bladder), urinary obstruction, and crystalluria (crystals in the urine). The study results can be found on the company’s blog. Note: The 2016 blog link for the …
Medical Insurance Claims Relate to Quality of Water Given to Our Pets Read More »
Dewey, our black cat, occasionally eats tender blades of grass that grow in our garden beds around the house. It became a realization several years ago that I must stop my chemical warfare of combating the errant weeds to protect our (and Dewey’s) good digestive bacteria. Yes, we have more weeds since I am no …
Mark your calendars for Sarasota’s Eco-Friendly Florida Fest. The goal of the festival is to show the local community that we have all the resources needed to live a healthy and sustainable life that is in tune with our environment. This year’s festival will include vendors offering homeopathic remedies, organic farming resources, solar energy solutions, …
