I haven't read anything about ORP...Oxidation-Reduction Potential ... Oxidation vs. Redox...from the debunker-experts that, frankly, seem to have no clue. Simply put, plus ORP is the "kill rate" of biological matter. It kills both biological material in the water, and in the human system.
And in most personal/home ionization machines, there is NO SALT or any other chemical added to the water. Salt is added in only one manufacturer, and only on one setting that is for 2.5-3.5 pH/10.5-11.5, which has very high positive ORP water for cleaning...and it really, really works.
Ionizers, home and now some industrial equipment, use JUST electrical energy in the form of increased ion/molecular energy. And, that is why it does not "hold", because as soon as the electrical charge is taken away, it begins to return to it's earlier "dead" state which is a high positive ORP...oxiding anything and everything, including the internal systems/body.
ORP is related...not the same...but related to this subject. It is a long-established measure of literally the energy/chi/life force that can be established as millivolts, with a very common and relatively inexpensive ORP/pH meter.
COMMERCIAL INFO ..ORP is used by pool, fish tank, and water facilities and there is a national standard also established. If it's plus (oxidative) it's killing bacteria and biological materials. The standard is +650 for the US and +750 for Germany. The acidic oxidation process is sanitizing the water sufficiently. The standard of ORP measurements is replacing just pH because that information more adequately expresses the "kill rate" and allows often for more exact, thus usually less, addition of toxic chemicals, such as bleach/chlorine. The ppm of chlorine can be reduced significantly when electrically energizing the water...
Usually, the lower the pH, the higher the ORP, but not necessarily related as the two numbers in relationship can be very different.
It's the minus ORP, or the Redox/Reduction end of the scale that is less well known or understood, or so it would seem. The Redox/Reduction is the power/energy/chi/life force to reduce oxidation molecules and the greater the minus value, the greater the ability to act as an anti-oxidant, bond with the singlet molecules and "reduce their oxidation potential" Basically, it's the reverse of the +ORP external oxidation allowing the energy to bond/neutralize the free radical (-ORP) and carry it out of the system as harmless fluid.
Here's a good example...toxic sodas i.e. Sprite and Coke and many commercial bottled water produts have an ORP of around +400 and a pH of 3 and up, give or take. Fresh orange juice has an ORP of around -200 with varying alkaline measurements. Canned orange juice has positive ORP...life force is pasteurized out, as it was meant to do.
I have one of these meters...it's sound science. Use "the Google along with the internets".
Remember when people thought it was crazy that moving water (hydropower) could light up their homes across little wires miles and miles away?
Well, join the 21st century "miracle"...electricity (electroysis..electrolyzing..ionization) can now empower water to heal, clean, disinfect, and ... god help Mansanto and the other poision manufacturers ... replace toxic chemicals to green up our lives.
It is for that reason it will not hit "mainstream", excuse the pun, until, like solar power or hydrogen power, the Big Guys and Girls at our have their hands on it and can control it.
And in most personal/home ionization machines, there is NO SALT or any other chemical added to the water. Salt is added in only one manufacturer, and only on one setting that is for 2.5-3.5 pH/10.5-11.5, which has very high positive ORP water for cleaning...and it really, really works.
Ionizers, home and now some industrial equipment, use JUST electrical energy in the form of increased ion/molecular energy. And, that is why it does not "hold", because as soon as the electrical charge is taken away, it begins to return to it's earlier "dead" state which is a high positive ORP...oxiding anything and everything, including the internal systems/body.
ORP is related...not the same...but related to this subject. It is a long-established measure of literally the energy/chi/life force that can be established as millivolts, with a very common and relatively inexpensive ORP/pH meter.
COMMERCIAL INFO ..ORP is used by pool, fish tank, and water facilities and there is a national standard also established. If it's plus (oxidative) it's killing bacteria and biological materials. The standard is +650 for the US and +750 for Germany. The acidic oxidation process is sanitizing the water sufficiently. The standard of ORP measurements is replacing just pH because that information more adequately expresses the "kill rate" and allows often for more exact, thus usually less, addition of toxic chemicals, such as bleach/chlorine. The ppm of chlorine can be reduced significantly when electrically energizing the water...
Usually, the lower the pH, the higher the ORP, but not necessarily related as the two numbers in relationship can be very different.
It's the minus ORP, or the Redox/Reduction end of the scale that is less well known or understood, or so it would seem. The Redox/Reduction is the power/energy/chi/life force to reduce oxidation molecules and the greater the minus value, the greater the ability to act as an anti-oxidant, bond with the singlet molecules and "reduce their oxidation potential" Basically, it's the reverse of the +ORP external oxidation allowing the energy to bond/neutralize the free radical (-ORP) and carry it out of the system as harmless fluid.
Here's a good example...toxic sodas i.e. Sprite and Coke and many commercial bottled water produts have an ORP of around +400 and a pH of 3 and up, give or take. Fresh orange juice has an ORP of around -200 with varying alkaline measurements. Canned orange juice has positive ORP...life force is pasteurized out, as it was meant to do.
I have one of these meters...it's sound science. Use "the Google along with the internets".
Remember when people thought it was crazy that moving water (hydropower) could light up their homes across little wires miles and miles away?
Well, join the 21st century "miracle"...electricity (electroysis..electrolyzing..ionization) can now empower water to heal, clean, disinfect, and ... god help Mansanto and the other poision manufacturers ... replace toxic chemicals to green up our lives.
It is for that reason it will not hit "mainstream", excuse the pun, until, like solar power or hydrogen power, the Big Guys and Girls at our have their hands on it and can control it.