AquaNew remains on the cutting edge of water-related technologies.
An AquaNew Customer, Gary Seaboyer of Sarasota, FL., recently forwarded to us this article from Live Science on a potential research breakthrough in the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease. The neurological disease affects more than 5 million Americans, a number that is expected to hit 14 million by 2050. Alzheimer’s disease has become the sixth-most common …
The Top 10 Most Googled Resolutions this New Year are health-inspired, including everything from how to cook healthy greens to drinking more water for weight loss. Rob Gourley, CEO of Sarasota-based AquaNew (a company that produces premium bottled water), was asked whether drinking more pure water can help with the “holiday bulge.” Gourley has a different spin …
Inventor Rob Gourley continues to refine his design and build prototype devices for remote areas. His most recent one is a four-cell that circulates electrolyte solution through the cells without any electrical pump that may break. He also reduced the weight for this bedside device such that the cells are not immersed in the electrolyte …
Watt-Ahh® Inventor Rob Gourley is a “bubble master.” No, he does not make the bubbly champagne used to toast in the New Year. Instead, he infuses the stable all-water gas into a tank filled with up to 6,000 gallons of ultra pure liquid water. The gas goes through special air stones placed at the bottom …
Sanitation in both hospital and other clinical environments is one of the major challenges in avoiding the spread of contagious pneumonia worldwide. As we discussed previously in this series (Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3), our WIT Machines offer nature-based, effective solutions since the gas-infused water stabilizes hydrogen peroxide. Surfaces, walls, and floors in …
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Update on Water Ion Technologies (Part 3) In Part 1 and Part 2 of this series, we discussed the dire need for a new effective modality to reduce mortality of children worldwide from the ravages of antibiotic-resistant forms of pneumonia. We are not aware of any vaccine that will safeguard all children (and …
After Bryan Shaw’s son, Noah, was born with a rare form of eye cancer known as retinoblastoma, Shaw – a chemist from Baylor University – went on to help develop an iPhone app that enables users to check for early signs of certain eye diseases. Shaw noticed signs of his son’s condition when Noah was …
Update on Water Ion Technologies (Part 2) In Part 1 of this series, we discussed the dire need for a new effective modality to reduce mortality of children worldwide from the ravages of antibiotic-resistant forms of pneumonia. We are not aware of any vaccine that will safeguard all children (and adults) from all types of …
Update on Water Ion Technologies (Part 1) One of the pillars of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is aiding women to unlock the “Cycle of Prosperity.” Women typically maintain the household budgets that are allocated to give nutrition, shelter and education for their children. A family’s livelihood and prosperity are severely damaged over the …
What would you do if you dug up an 11,000-year-old woolly mammoth fossil in your backyard? For Michigan farmer, James Bristle, and his wife, the solution was an easy one. “Well, the wife said we’re not hanging it over the mantle,” he joked following the mammoth discovery on their soybean farm in Chelsea, MI. The …
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