Category: Health/Nutrition

Staying hydrated and fast recovery is important to athletes. Watt-ahh is absorbed at a cellular level up to 3% faster than regular water.

AquaNew Rolls Out Its Commemorative 10th Anniversary One-Liter Watt-Ahh® Bottles

“It’s a high rise beauty, a great looking new bottle and label. It will pop on the shelf, looks more fun to heft, and a shelf will hold more product with this design.” ~Watt-Ahh® Customer Morgan W. of New York  Watt-Ahh® is ready to move with our busy customers who want energy and hydration on the go. […]

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Heal the Brain, Release the Pain – Dr. Deb Cox Wood, PhD, ND (Naturopathic Doctor)

Dr. Deb identifies TBI (traumatic brain injury) and PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder) as “signature illnesses of our Veterans and First Responders.” She describes herself as a grateful American for their giving of their lives, and she says it is her duty to give back. Dr. Deb is fulfilling her promise with meaningful actions, being an

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Polarized Water and Gas Help First Responders

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

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Polarized Water Helps First Responders

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

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