Thomas N.: At a health fair someone told me that alkaline activated water is a thing of the past. The latest achievement with much more oxygen is Pimag water. But I didn't understand the difference. What do you mean?
- According to the manufacturer's publications, this is a type of water swirler whose effect is increased by permanent magnets. As a result, it temporarily absorbs a little more oxygen from the air, but also more carbon dioxide. When such swirling, magnetically aligned water is passed through a mineral salt, it absorbs some of those mineral salts. You can also achieve the same effect if you swirl a mineral powder into the water with a stir fixer or a mixer.
- In the electrolysis cell of a water ionizer, water is swirled by stronger electromagnetic forces and pushed through selective membranes. The important thing is that the positive ions are separated from the negative ones. This leads to an enrichment of the basic minerals in the cation chamber while at the same time the acidic anions are removed.
- In addition, an excess of OH ions is created. This also results in an excess of molecular oxygen. It can be argued whether the excess of gaseous oxygen in Pimag water caused by swirling with air is more valuable than the excess of molecular oxygen. An aquarium owner may prefer Pimag water. But we don't have gills.
- How many ions are in the water depends on the starting water. If the original water is very low in minerals, it absorbs calcium ions from the filter cartridge, or you can add coral calcium, for example. With the alkaline functional water from the electrolytic cell you can greatly support the deacidification processes in the body, promote mineral and water absorption and reduce free radicals through the stored electrical energy. Pimag water cannot do any of this. In this respect, I don't see any innovation in it.
Excerpt from the book by Karl Heinz Asenbaum: “Electro-activated water – An invention with extraordinary potential. Water ionizers from A – Z”
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