Welcome to the forum, anaisnun.

Thank you, kind moderator.

anaisnun - 14 April 2008 01:47 PM

 

*reads username* *cleans beer off monitor*

I always just referred to her as anus ninny

Gee, this sure sounds a lot like SmartWaterexcept for the “added oxygen” claim. I’ve actually tried SmartWater, and can’t say I noticed anything in particular about it other than it really does taste quite good (I have issues with the taste of a lot of water, including bottled water). I’ve often wondered how people can claim to have added more oxygen to water, and yet still sell it as a drinkable product.

I might suggest that in order to verify the actual dissolved oxygen content in this PerfectWater, we might be able to use a BOD test. Although not a 100% quantitative measurement, I’d be curious to see what the results would be if you ran these tests with a) Tap Water b) Lake Water c) Bottled Spring Water d) Bottled Filtered water (i.e. Dasani) e) Several kinds of “Overoxygenated” water. Anyone have any biological organisms they would like to sacrifice for testing purposes?

Aye, my flatmate.

Renquist - 15 April 2008 08:38 AM

Aye, my flatmate.

Sounds good Renquist, however I’m going to rely on your mastery of all things legal to find us a location to experiment where we will not be prosecuted should we accidentally drain your flatmate of all of his disolved water.

Power of suggestion takes a hit.  I saw someone bring a bottle to my place of work the other day and use it on a girl who is a pretty big skeptic.  Her invitation was “Yeah bring it so I can prove it wrong.“  Her response was “Whoa”.  Upon it working.  Doesn’t sound too much like a phony tip test either as other co workers stepped up and pulled on her.

Like I mentioned before the water was originally made for grocery stores BEFORE an MLM bought it so I don’t call it hype.  Also I’ve had it.  It tastes like water, not peroxide.  What were my benefits?  I had worked out the day before and had sore muscles.  Within about 10 minutes my mucles soreness went away.  Before you call this a bogus statements go read up on what Creatine does for muscles.  Creatine is a product that bodybuilders use.  its legit, its everywhere.  Seems as though perfect water can have the same effect getting hydration to the muscles quickly.  Also it isn’t hype o say that lack of hydration weakens your center of balance.  This is why the tip test worked on my I assume.

Only problem perfect water may have is if they tip test someone who takes extra care to stay fully hydrated and the person never tips over in the first place.  Like I said before I have no number to give out, I’m not here to recruit anyone and I got nothing to sell.  I am just speaking up for the water because I’ve tried it and it did what it said it would do, it tasted fine, it wasn’t peroxide.

I respect some of the members on this forum, even the ones who are skeptical of perfect water.  Others however try to explain how it doesn’t work and these are the people that slept in class from 5th grade science on up.  Some degree of skepticism is needed but recall in the brady bunch movie when in a joke Mr. Brady gets off the phone and says “Now wait mister, you’re telling me that just by screwing a little cable into the back of my TV that I can get over 100 channels?  Its called cable?  Yeah I wasn’t born yesterday *click*

Some things are too good to be true but are true, Viagra, we sent a guy to the moon, they cloned a sheep…. things happen…

I’m just saying if you;ve never tried it then don’t hype it up or put it down either one.  One day this stuff is gonna penetrate the market a lot and people around you are going to try it and potentially you.  whether you’re on the doubting side or the hype side once the truth comes out if you were wrong then you look dumb.  just wait and see.

I’ll wait and be dumb for now.

I’ll stick with Kentwood Springs Bottled Water.
Hey! It did Britney good!

I’ll wait to see the double-blinded studies, thanks.