Kangen Water and a very tall order

This year at the state fair I set a goal for myself to successfully complete paperwork for a machine purchase right there at the fair.  Tonight I accomplished that.  However, there is/was no sense of victory involved!  Rather, there is a sense of sorrow and misgiving.  Why?  Because the reason it came about is a nightmare I’d not wish upon anyone!!  A woman and her grown daughter came to my booth with the sorrowful information that her other daughter has been sent home by her doctor to die.  This young lady has cancer.  After 12 treatments with chemotherapy and radiation, there is so much cancer within her that the doctors simply sewed her back up.  Stage 4!  Nothing can be done further.  That is the predicament upon which these two women stopped at my booth.  They had heard of Kangen Water and that it has proven very effective at ridding the body of disease.  We spoke together for nearly an hour and I informed them that I could certainly make no promises.  The young lady has been filled with the ravaging poisons of radiation and chemo.  I know our water is effective but this is a very tall order.  We could try but…. 

In the end I offered to bring my machine to their home, install it for one week if they would go ahead and purchase their own, then go back and help install theirs while retrieving mine.  Recognizing this was likely their last hope, they chose to purchase one right there at the fair tonight.  They will be getting a machine a week from Monday and I will be putting it together for them.  Since I won’t have my trusty travel machine it will put a strain on quick follow-ups after the fair, but this dear family is in dire straights and I would violate my own conscience if I did not go out of my way to help.   

My goal has been accomplished, but it’s a very hollow sense of accomplishment.  I cannot bring myself to celebrate given this is the scenario by which it came about.  This is a young lady to keep in your prayers!  If our water will help, praise God!  There’s only a thin margin of opportunity here.  Let’s see what we can do!!! 

Carbonic Gas

Last Friday I was in Lyons , Oregon taking part in a water experimentation involving what is known as “carbonic gas”.  The problem typically involves well water and many times people who utilize Enagic machines (or any type of water ionizer) struggle with this complication.  (To be exact, the only municipal water I’ve ever found with this issue was in Tigard , Oregon where the Willamette River breeds all manner of complications as anyone who lives local to the area is all-too-familiar.)  But back to the point…carbonic gas is not a well-understood complication.  Truly few have heard of it and fewer still understand it.  It involves rain water or surface water which picks up carbon dioxide.  This CO2 is then held in suspension unless acted upon by enough filtering dirt or calcium, etc.  It turns out this is prevalent in well water throughout the Western side of the state.  We have typically soft water with low mineral counts and while each well is different, it affects many of the people who purchase our machines.  They simply cannot retain the properties of Kangen Water® the way the rest of us can.   Traveling around like I do, I’ve seen well waters that, after treating them with an Enagic machine begin a gradual decline in properties ranging from a few minutes to literally a few seconds.  The ultimate challenge I witnessed was a well in Scappoose.  The water coming directly out of our machine there in Scappoose measured a pH of somewhere upwards of 9.0 as it hit the bottom of an empty cup and by the time it splashed to the top, it had reverted to a pH of somewhere around 6.0 !!!  It shocked me!  That is a change in pH of 1,000 times!!  (The lady of the house had cancer.  Is it any surprise?) 

 

My wife, who is a chemist working for one of the largest laboratory chains in the US , had the water from one of these wells tested.  The technicians who tested it did discover what we were describing, but were unable to determine how to rid the water of it.  Since then I’ve spoken with water quality technicians around the country and while those select people recognize the issue, none have been able to adequately provide a remedy.  So that is what is I was involved with on Friday.  I came into contact with a (younger) man who just earned his water quality certifications, and who recently graduated from Oregon State University .  He is now  interested in trying to solve this puzzle.  He and I mixed and matched various compounds (“medias”) and ran the results through a machine connected to a well producing water with carbonic gas and measuring 6.5pH which is obviously too acidic.  While we certainly were able to improve the situation and make Kangen Water® that was at least passable, he and I were unable to make it exact.  He has a scientific mind-set and is personally intrigued by trying to figure out how to unlock this door.  Of course that is what I’ve been wanting to discover for some time, so I’m greatly looking forward to what may come of it!!  I certainly did not fail to inform him that I’ll keep him busy with this if we can put keys to this puzzle!