When I was growing up in the 1960’s, my dad would always tell jokes. One of his favorites was the water joke which went like this. One day, a gent walks into a bar and tells the bartender that he can name any drink blindfolded and would bet the price of the drink on that. The bartender went through several different drinks and the gent named each one correctly. So, the bartender sat up a glass of water. The gent drank the water and spat it out immediately. When the bartender asked the gent what it was, the gent replied, “I don’t know, but they’ll never be able to sell it!!”

He didn’t know how wrong he was. The soda pop companies have duped you into buying their “bottled water.” Dasani, from Coca-Cola, Deja Blue from Seven-Up, and Aquafina from Pepsi. What these companies have done is to take the water they have added syrup to for a long time, bottle it, and sell it on the market for more than the soda. There are also many local water companies in all areas of the country. What most people do not understand is that the bottle is made from petroleum. They store these bottles in warehouses where temperatures can reach over 140 degrees. This leaches toxins into the water before you ever open the bottle. I have also done ph tests on the water that comes from these companies, only to find it an acidic 5.5 ph. It is actually dehydrating you. The soda is a 2.7 ph. The body needs 7.365 ph in order to operate holistically. Anything less than that creates illness and disease that could otherwise be avoided.

When I was in the military, I had the opportunity to spend two years on Okinawa, Japan. Recently, something dawned on me. I didn’t see any of the people there in wheelchairs or walkers, and rarely saw one on a cane. There was no handicapped parking places there off the base.

They eat a lot of fish products and drink a lot of green tea. Green tea has a ph of around 9.0. I worked with Okinawan civilians there that were older gents. I’m not sure how old they were, but they had excellent mobility and didn’t seem to ever be in much pain.

When I am out in public, I have my water with me in dark blue bottles to preserve the freshness of the charge from my machine. This attracts people who have questions about where they can buy the water. We have regressed since the 1960’s to the common practice of buying water. I no longer drink anything that does not come from my machine other than some milk. I make my coffee out of it.

I have never experienced anything that makes me feel like the water from the machine does. I found out that my diet wasn’t just about what I eat, it is also about what I drink. If you do not currently have one of these machines in your home, then the water you are drinking is a joke. Unfortunately, it isn’t funny like the joke listed above once was.

Manny Wallace
702-765-4183
http://www.waterforlifeusa.com/dealer/Manny.Wallace/

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