Mr. Asenbaum How do you rate reverse osmosis systems from Hpreiss and Truu Water?
Dear Mr. Asenbaum,
I have been dealing with the topic of water for a long time out of personal interest.
This email is simply to thank you for all your actions, your commitment, sharing your interview, preparing the topic, for example in the form of short videos, so that I can understand everything too.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for that.
Now I'm not a professional like you, I just know that there are various cleaning systems out there, of which if you want to spend some money, the reverse osmosis process with subsequent swirling/activation if necessary is a good choice. That's the technology. There are many providers, some of which are probably very similar, but others offer rather inferior products.
I find enrichment with hydrogen very exciting and have been able to learn a lot about it through your videos, among other things.
I would be pleased if you could tell me - more as a water expert than as a representative of a specific brand - how you rate the products from hpreiss and truu water, although in my opinion truu does not currently offer a variant with hydrogen enrichment.
(Oh...since you don't really live around the corner, I was hoping to be a little closer to the lots of interesting information you keep sharing by connecting via your Facebook page. So I had one for you Short message sent via Facebook/messenger. But I think you spread the information about water through other channels. Therefore the connection request may not seem appropriate.)
Thank you very much for your help and your time.
Sunny greetings from Düsseldorf
Ulrike K.
Dear Ms. K.,
Thank you very much for your great praise and your questions. I recommend that you work through my link list in advance, as I can only go into it very briefly here. https://aquavolta.eu/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Linkliste-Asenbaum-aktuell.pdf
Reverse osmosis is the most complex filter process and removes both pollutants and useful dissolved substances such as minerals from the water. It only makes sense if the water contains pollutants that cannot be removed by the first 3 stages of a reverse osmosis system (sediment/activated carbon/ceramic filter). In Germany this is necessary in around 10% of cases. The osmosis membrane as the 4th filter stage then creates almost pure water, which does not meet any standard for drinking water because it has the property of filling up with anions and cations like a sponge and thereby demineralizing the body. As a result, people start eating more than is required in terms of calories to compensate for the missing minerals from water intake. Drinkers of pure osmosis water are therefore usually overweight. In my opinion, the fact that in areas where the natural water is almost as soft as osmosis water, more coronary diseases occur, especially in men, is not a direct effect of the water, but rather the urge for over-calorie nutrition that arises there.
I therefore strongly advise against long-term drinking of reverse osmosis water that has not been re-mineralized.
By activation I only mean the activation measured electrically in millivolts by dissolved hydrogen gas, which leads to a very low redox potential. Turbulence, on the other hand, has the exact opposite effect because it creates oxygen. i.e. high redox potential introduced into the water.
The two never fit together.
Hydrogen-rich water occurs naturally in a few healing springs, but is extremely rare and the hydrogen content is practically impossible to bottle, as hydrogen-rich water is very sensitive due to rapid degassing into the atmosphere. Therefore, over the last 17 years, while I have been working on this topic full-time, processes for increased enrichment and preservation of hydrogen water have been invented. Why hydrogen-rich water is the most interesting variant of drinking water treatment (besides filtering) can be found in detail in my book “Electroactivated Water – from healing water from the socket to hydrogen therapy” mentioned in the links.
I have been involved in some new techniques for production and preservation in the form of the “Aquavolta” brand I developed, which is sold worldwide through licensing partners such as www.aquacentrum.de. Please forgive me if I generally give cautious assessments of other brands or distribution systems. The colleagues in question certainly put a lot of effort into their products. However, I am usually one of the first to find out about new technologies, and in fact we always develop a new Aquavolta product as soon as a sensible technological leap in water treatment becomes apparent. However, the two systems you asked about, hpreiss and truu, are actually neither new nor interesting to me.
hpreiss has 2 hydrogen devices on its website: The Hydron, a Koranic device with which I was able to measure a hydrogen concentration of 1300 ppb maximum. Today's systems achieve significantly more than 2000 ppm. As well as the Hydrogen Mini, which I haven't been able to test myself yet. However, hpreiss states the following: “Concentration of dissolved hydrogen ions: 700 – 1100 ppb”. From today's perspective, this is downright ridiculous for a hydrogen booster. Apart from the fact that the company apparently has no idea about the technical terminology: Because “hydrogen ions” are H+ ions. Chemically, they have about as much to do with hydrogen gas as the name “Gustav” has to do with the word “inn”.
The scope of truu products is not described in more detail on the website. It seems to be pure filters. In any case, it is a multivel marketing structure sales, which explains the prices of over €3000. I think these prices are misleading customers. As with the structural distribution of the Kangen devices, which are also far overpriced, there are indications of a connection with Scientology organizations. https://www.swr.de/swraktuell/baden-wuerttemberg/karlsruhe/truu-wasserfilter-scientology-100.html
Kind regards /with kind regards
Karl Heinz Asenbaum
