What’s in your water?
by Lynn Fraser
Here are the photographic results of a water experiment performed by Dr. Chad Nielson, a chiropractor in Twin Falls / Magic Valley, Idaho. He used tap water, reverse osmosis water, well water, and Nikken’s PiMag water. The water in each container was changed weekly with fresh water from each source.
The sweet potatoes were organically grown and were approximately the same size at the beginning. The experiment went for 5 weeks — at which point the photo was taken.
I feel this is an easy choice to make. Do you want to thrive using the Nikken PiMag, or would your prefer one of the other choices?
Look how the tap and reverse osmosis water dehydrated the potatoes. This will do the
same thing in the human body.
I have two West Highland white terriers and when they go to the sitter or breeder, I have to supply the water. They will only drink Nikken water. When I took them for their checkup the veterinarian couldn’t believe the 7.0 pH of their urine. She said she seldom sees that. When they go out in the backyard their urine doesn’t stain the grass.
I tutor children with special needs and they always ask for my water. The younger children call it “fluffy” water and when one of my teenage students tasted it, he said “smooooth”. The parents of these children say they don’t drink water at home.
Nikken is in partnership with Healthy Child Healthy World. From the HCHW website: ‘Healthy Child Healthy World ignites the movement that empowers parents to protect children from harmful chemicals. With a growing body of evidence linking everyday environmental contaminants to asthma, learning disabilities, obesity, cancer and more, Healthy Child translates the science and inspires parents and caregivers to create healthy environments where families can flourish.’
Lynn Fraser
Nikken Wellness Consultant
Educational Consultant
613-224-9450
www.nikken.com/lynnfraser
