Kangen Water Review: Does It Even Work?

Posted by: Rhona Reid On August 9, 2024 2:31 pm

Like you, I wanted to buy a water ionizer machine. I did my research (but not enough by half) and decided to buy a Kangen machine from Enagic. After all, the company had been around for a while, which had to count for something, right? 

The truth is, Enagic operates as a multi-level marketing (MLM) company, which often results in significant pressure to purchase their products, especially when the distributor is a close friend or family member. MLM companies typically rely on a network of distributors who earn commissions not only from their own sales but also from the sales made by their recruits. This structure can create high-pressure sales tactics and a focus on recruitment over product

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Is Kangen the Best? Find Out Now! – Updated

Posted by: Rhona Reid On July 23, 2021 12:00 pm

Kangen or Tyent?  A little friendly competition never hurt anyone, right? In fact, some of mankind’s greatest achievements have come about as a result of competition and the desire to be the best.

 

Is Kangen the Best Find Out Now

 

So which water ionizer is best? Kangen or Tyent? Let’s find out!

Solid/Mesh Hybrid Plates
More Watts = More Power = Better Electrolysis
Filtration and Adjustability
Lifetime Warranty
Price Tag
Chemicals in Kangen Water?
Kangen on Trial!

Solid/Mesh Hybrid Plates

Tyent engineers wanted to design the perfect plate: one that was both durable and maximized ionization potential. The result? Tyent’s Solid/Mesh Hybrid Plate. Each titanium plate is dipped in platinum multiple times for strength, and features strengthened mesh surfaces to increase the rate of ionization.…

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Alkaline Water Ionizer Comparison – UPDATED

Posted by: Rhona Reid On January 22, 2021 12:00 pm

Buying a water ionizer for your home? Then you need to make sure that you’re buying the best. We’ll cut to the chase here: the best water ionizers in the world are Tyent Water Ionizers.

 

Alkaline Water Ionizer Comparison

 

The reason for this is simple: every Tyent Water Ionizer is built from the ground up to be that way. And it’s not just us who thinks so.

In fact, from the medical establishment to A-list sports stars, people can’t stop singing the praises of Tyent alkaline water. Just look at what Pittsburgh Pirates Catcher Michael McKenry told us about his search for an alkaline water ionizer

“It was very easy to find who was at the top. That

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21 Reasons Why Tyent is Better Than Enagic

Posted by: Rhona Reid On June 17, 2020 12:00 pm

Tyent and Enagic are two of the most established water ionizer brands in the industry. But even in a two-horse race, there has to be a winner.

When it comes to water ionizers, Tyent is the brand to beat. We are proud of our position at the apex of the industry. But what are the key differences between a Tyent water ionizer and an Enagic machine?

Buying a water ionizer means that you need the facts at your fingertips, so we’ve listed the 21 Reasons why Tyent is better than Enagic!

 

21 Ways Tyent Water Ionizers are better than Enagic 1

 

1. Style Trial: Your water ionizer is going to be in your kitchen for a long time, so you’ve got to like the way it looks. Tyent’s …

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Is Dasani Water Safe To Drink? | Dasani Vs Alkaline Water

Posted by: Rhona Reid On April 4, 2019 2:00 pm

Have you ever considered what’s inside a Dasani water bottle? Learn how drinking Dasani water affects you, your family, and the environment.

RELATED: PFAS Water Contamination And What You Can Do

In this article:

  1. Dasani Water: A Popular Brand of Bottled Water
  2. Is It Really Pure, Still Water?
  3. What Makes Dasani Water Bad?
  4. What Should You Do?
  5. Water Ionizers: The Superior Choice

Dasani Water vs Alkaline Water: What Should You Drink?

Dasani Water: A Popular Brand of Bottled Water

Whether it’s at fairs, concerts, movie theaters, or street markets, there’s always one or two stalls selling Dasani water. So since it’s everywhere you go, you’d have no choice but to drink it, right?

If you’re like most Americans, then you …

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5 Types Of Water Filtration Systems

Posted by: Rhona Reid On April 1, 2019 2:00 pm

Are you getting a new water filtration system? Here are some of the pros and cons of the different water filtration systems in the market today.

RELATED: 13 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Drink Tap Water

Water Filtration System | Pros and Cons of the 5 Types

1. Water Ionizer Filtration System

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A water ionizer is a water filtration system that raises the pH level of your water through electrolysis. It purifies your tap water and then separates the water into one acidic stream and one alkaline stream as the water that passes through it.

This is among the best water filtration systems to use because it offers an array of health benefits. By dividing the water into alkaline and …

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Water Science: Splitting Up Molecules

Posted by: Rhona Reid On June 20, 2018 10:42 pm

Water science is more advanced than ever before. You might have noticed in the news that scientists have made a breakthrough in identifying a way to separate the two types of water molecule for the first time.  

Water science and water ionizers
Water science goes on and on…

Remember This From School?

Two types of a water molecule?  Yes!  To briefly revisit our high school chemistry notebooks on water science, water is comprised of two hydrogen atoms and a single, lone oxygen atom, forming a kind of V-shape.

Maybe Not This…

Every single water molecule on the planet is either a para-water molecule or an ortho-water molecule.  To distill vast amounts of complex particle physics into the briefest of summaries, the difference is that the …

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Coal Ash Ponds – Are They Contaminating Your Water?  

Posted by: Rhona Reid On March 22, 2018 12:00 pm

Look, don’t shoot the messenger, but there’s something else to worry about in America’s water.  

Is there coal ash contamination near your town?

Bosses at coal-burning power plants country-wide are required to file reports with the Environmental Protection Agency this month, looking into the toxins that are being released into groundwater from vast, unlined “ponds” containing coal ash and debris.

“Coal ash ponds need to be addressed as potential environmental and human health issues.”

~ Avner Vengosh, Professor of Earth and Ocean Sciences, Duke University

Coal Ash Court Cases

130 million tons of coal ash is produced each year.  Arsenic, Chromium-6, mercury and radium are just a few of the dangerous substances potentially leaching into the water supply.  And

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The Best Valentine’s Gift Ever!

Posted by: Rhona Reid On February 13, 2018 7:00 am

The day of love is almost upon us.  Whether you think it’s a cynical ploy to extract whatever disposable income you have left after the Christmas frenzy or the most romantic thing since Romeo scaled a balcony to compare Juliet’s beauty to the sun; you’ll be hard pushed to avoid it.

Give your Valentine the best gift EVER this year.
Go Hearts or Go Home

Manufacturers and stores seemed locked in an unspoken battle to make as many things as possible heart-shaped.  If you’re marking the day of romance at home, why not pick up a pair of heart-shaped tuna steaks?  They’ll go pretty well with the heart shaped fondant potatoes and heart-shaped chocolate mousse.  The message?  Go hearts or

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The Environmentally Friendly Odd Couple?

Posted by: Rhona Reid On January 30, 2018 7:00 am

 
Back in November last year we talked about America Recycles Day, a great cause supported by Keep America Beautiful.

We all need to do more of this.

Now, it’s easy to think about the bottled water industry being right at the other end of any “Earth-friendly” scale, but some recent news is heartening and perhaps surprising.  

Planet-Friendly Partnership

On January 17, at the 2018 Keep America Beautiful National Conference, the International Bottled Water Association (IBWA) announced that it would be sponsoring the Keep America Beautiful initiative. 

“We stand committed to helping Americans better understand recycling and its potential for economic, environmental and community benefits by working with all stakeholders—manufacturers; the waste management industry; government entities; other nonprofit

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