IV hydration salons are becoming more common. They offer intravenous (iv) infusions that may or may include a cocktail of nutrients, sugars and salts added to the water. Their clients, including professional athletes, may enjoy a boost in energy but is it worth the risk of kidney injury? We recognize that an emergency IV infusion […]
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Wearing black can be both elegant and slimming. White salt rings that can form near the arm pits, however, is a glamour no-no. A very observant Florida customer with a high science knowledge, gave us the most recent “Naturally Looking Good” beauty tip to share with our other customers. He called Rob Gourley and they
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I have a fascination with the varying shapes of tea pots, particularly the classic Japanese tea pots made from metal and ceramic. The photos show some of my collection displayed in the AquaNew office. I thought at one time, to make the perfect tea, the water had to reach a super hot boil before pouring
Marketing campaigns for beverages can go to the extreme in competing for the customer’s (your) attention. Through the years, we have good-naturedly teased about some of the “super human/monster” beverage brand names. In 2016, we did a 180-degree turn when we blogged about 5-Hour Energy such that our teasing became the inspiration for the slogan
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Today (May 30, 2018) is a major health milestone. Terminally-ill patients now have access to experimental drugs and devices shown to have great promise without having to travel abroad for treatment. The “Tricket Wendler, Frank Mongiello, Jordan McLinn and Matthew Bellina” or the “Right to Try” Bill was signed by President Trump in the presence
Dr. Walter “Buck” Campbell, DAOM, uses the WIT Technology in his clinic located in Hollywood, FL. His patients wear adapted swim goggles to disperse the Dioxytetrahydride Gas across their eyes. Dr. Buck’s therapies seem to help those with either low vision or eye inflammation issues. Dr. Buck was recently interviewed by Kylar Productions’ Amanda Roxborough
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Recently, I learned from Dr. Walter “Buck” Campbell, DAOM, how to protect the integrity of the lining inside hollow organs such as the urine bladder and stomach. The human body produces hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) as part of the production of thyroid hormones. Hydrogen peroxide, however, is unstable and will breakdown into water (H2O) and a
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Millions of persons worldwide experience adverse symptoms of sickle cell disorders. Even more are born with the sickle cell trait (SCT). The U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention estimates about one in 13 Black or African-American babies are born with SCT. The disorder can cause round red blood cells to contort into a sickle
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This long trailer loaded with 6,720 liter bottles of Watt-Ahh® headed to Georgia towards the end of 2017. The Watt-Ahh® was shared among the family and friends of our customer. It is a record haul by a single customer.
What: Third Annual Gala to Benefit the Joseph P. Cory Foundation (JPC Foundation) Where: Double Tree Hilton Deerfield Boca, 100 Fairway Drive, Deerfield Beach, FL. When: Saturday, April 28, 2018, 4:30 to 7:30 P.M. for Health Expo, 6:30 P.M. Cocktails and 7:30 P.M. Dinner More Information Several years ago, Rob and I met at least
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