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incho
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Digest Number 1394

Post by incho »

Electrodialysis is what the Alkalizer does喫t is an ionizing, water

Sara,

I wonder if the terms electodialysis and elcetrolysis are interchangeable.
If my memory serves me right, the latter is the process of breaking water
into acid and base( alkaine) It does nothing for pruification.

Just a thouhgt.


Sara Klein Ridgley, Ph.D.
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Re: Digest Number 1394

Post by Sara Klein Ridgley, Ph.D. »

You are right only in a sense. The Alkalizer has a strong carbon filter
that purifies the water first and then the electrolysis occurs. The
splitting of the water to acid and alkaline does take out a lot of
contaminants that do not fall into the alkaline stream. I have seen reports
that even fluoride will be removed from the alkaline water this way.
S

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