I love Kangen Water for our overall health

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The continuous electrolysis water generator installed in our home


I went to Konan to buy food for my cat.
At the entrance hall, around 10 water servers were lined up on the left side.

A young man in his twenties came up enthusiastically and asked, "How about a water server?"
I thought, "Here it comes!" But we already have one at home.


I answered, "We already have one."
He then asked, "What kind of water server do you have?"
So, I answered, "A continuous electrolysis water generator."


Maybe I had a smug face when I answered that.
It seemed like he realized we already had something impressive and backed off without much resistance.


I felt a bit sorry for him, probably standing all day from opening to closing,
talking to every customer and mostly getting rejected.

But since water servers aren't consumables, I couldn't buy one even if I wanted to (laugh).
I cheered him on in my mind, "Hang in there!"
But isn't a water server just mineral water?

He backed off when I answered with "continuous electrolysis water generator,"
perhaps realizing that I knew what I was talking about (laugh).
Just knowing the term "continuous electrolysis water generator" might be impressive (laugh).

Previous: Sorry! I made a movie by English...
Before that: Science experiments with blueberries
The reduced water discussed here
This refers to alkaline ionized water, but where does it come from?


It’s not that you’re buying bottled water... Of course not (lol)
That expensive, weakly alkaline water (lol)
In Japan, the law allows anything even slightly alkaline (meaning even with a low pH value) to be called alkaline ionized water.
So, the alkaline ionized water in bottles is about pH 8 to 9.

By the way, pH 7 is neutral, and higher numbers are alkaline.
However, drinkable alkaline ionized water is between pH 9 and 10.
Alkaline ionized water above pH 10 is not recommended for drinking.

Or rather, please don’t drink it.
Too much of anything is as bad as too little.


The pH value is 9.5.
By the way, alkaline ionized water is water where the hydroxide ion concentration is higher than the hydrogen ion concentration.
At the same concentration, it would be neutral water with a pH of 7.
And the hydroxide ion concentration of water with a pH of 9 contains 10 times more hydroxide ions than pH 8.
The hydroxide ion concentration at pH 10 is 100 times that of pH 8.

Back to the topic, the reduced water provided is pH 9.5,
which is considered to be good, drinkable alkaline ionized water.

By the way, the reduced water used in the science experiment was pH 11 (lol).
It is alkaline water containing about 32 times the hydroxide ions of pH 9.5.


The manufacturer is Enagic International.
The company is headquartered in Japan and sells products worldwide.
Founded 50 years ago on June 21, 1974.
And it is certified as a medical device manufacturer and distributor.

They developed a machine that purifies hard water containing a lot of calcium ions from Okinawa and electrolyzes it,
a machine that won’t break even in places outside Japan where tap water quality isn’t as good.
(We can’t sell machines that break, after all, right?)

Of course, Japan’s tap water is of good quality (it’s drinkable), so the burden on the purifier is light.
But in other countries, the burden on the purifier is heavier... Even so, Enagic’s continuous electrolysis water generator’s purification function doesn’t break down (not absolutely, though (lol)).

Moreover, you can also obtain a dealership qualification to conduct business.
No wonder it’s so popular worldwide (lol).

If you’re interested, check this out This blog post: The charm of reduced water (Sorry, this is written in Japanese)

Also, take a look at this My other blog (lol): You’d think you were deceived! (2) Can you become a millionaire by speaking English? (Sorry, this is also written in Japanese)
This is a blog talking about broader business topics

See....

I found frozen blueberries at a discount supermarket and started eating them over a year ago.

Frozen blueberries are a deep indigo color, but the juice left in the bowl after eating is red.

So, when washing the bowl, I usually didn’t pay much attention to it (I used alkaline ionized water to wash, which is a bit luxurious, right? (^▽^)).



When you wash it with alkaline ionized water, the red juice turns blue. Until then, I didn’t think much of it, but then I wondered what would happen if I washed it with acidic water.

And then... it turned yellow (laughs).

Wait a minute! This reminds me of a science experiment from middle school. Oh yeah! Litmus paper!

I thought, maybe...



I wondered what would happen if I added alkaline water first and then acidic water. And just as I expected, it worked perfectly ( ´艸｀).

I made a video of it, so check it out!



And read this blog news wrote before

I found frozen blueberries at a discount supermarket and started eating them over a year ago.

Frozen blueberries are a deep indigo color, but the juice left in the bowl after eating is red.

So, when washing the bowl, I usually didn’t pay much attention to it (I used alkaline ionized water to wash, which is a bit luxurious, right? (^▽^)).



When you wash it with alkaline ionized water, the red juice turns blue. Until then, I didn’t think much of it, but then I wondered what would happen if I washed it with acidic water.

And then... it turned yellow (laughs).

Wait a minute! This reminds me of a science experiment from middle school. Oh yeah! Litmus paper!

I thought, maybe...



I wondered what would happen if I added alkaline water first and then acidic water. And just as I expected, it worked perfectly ( ´艸｀).

I made a video of it, so check it out!


I've made a video of it, so you can watch it.

I have long been friends with a part-time lady who works in the cafeteria of the company where I currently work.
We started talking about Kangen Water (alkaline ionized water), and she knows a lot about Kangen Water.
So I wanted her to try the Kangen Water and I promised to provide it.

I now take about 5 liters each to her three times each week (Monday, Wednesday, and Friday).

That lady seems to like cooking and tries all kinds of things with kangen Water!

And each time she brings me happy news!

I am a contract employee and will be leaving at the end of this month (August).
My next workplace will probably be in the opposite direction from my house, so I won't be able to take Kangen Water to my friend lady in the future!
This is a shame... for both of us.

However, if you try to bring it once a week, it will cost you about $80 a month just for transportation costs!
This is too much of a burden for me, so I'm going to have to go to ・・・・ for a bit.

I'm thinking about it today!
Is there any way to make it work?
TA-Q-BIN or YU-PACK (laugh) Shipping charges on delivery.
Kidding (laugh)

Patent name: Sales Management System (Patent No. 4747092)
Inventor: Hironari Oshiro (current Chairman of Enagic International)
Patent Description: Unique sales management compensation payment system based on multi-level marketing

Purchase of a high-performance continuous electrolytic water generator simultaneously qualifies you for agency status.
Income is earned as new buyers are discovered.
And the money is transferred within a week after the conclusion of the sales contract.

Please see the product information page:Kangen-8


Sales and rewards are in Japanese yen.Please note that the unit of sales and rewards is Japanese Yen.

Well, I'm not saying it will go this way (laughs).
It's just a possibility.

If you had a friend who lived abroad...
Let me tell you...
Because there are only about 15 countries, including Japan, where tap water is drinkable as it is.

Other countries have water purifiers and water regulators like this one.
Or because you have to drink bottled water.

Strangely enough, bottled water is pretty expensive, too.
When I used to work in Jakarta, the local 500mL mineral water was
It cost about $1.

Humans consume 5 L of water per day in some form.
He drinks 2 liters of it.

Then four 500mL bottles of water per day
Then, $4 per day, $120 per month, and $1.440 yen per year.
If there are four family members,
$16 per day, $480 per month, $5,760 per year

Are you sure?
In fact, I've heard that the locals are actually drinking cheaper filtered water.
Anything, water is placed in an unglazed urn and collected as it drips through the walls of the urn.

Hmmm... kind of like the water purifier principle...
But it's going to take some time.

Back to the story,
Enagic Business is a patent-protected sales model.
Which means it's not a shady business.

Enagic is a global company
Originates from Okinawa, Japan, an island made of coral reefs
Manufactured a machine that completely purifies tap water, which is rich in calcium, and further electrolyzes it.
Continuous electrolytic water generator performs well because of its hard water
Therefore, even in countries where water quality is poor and tap water is undrinkable, Enagic's continuous electrolytic water generator is trouble-free!
This has been well received, and the company now has a worldwide sales network of nearly 200 countries and branch offices in 26 countries.

Currently, the number one seller is not in Japan, where it originated, but in India.
followed by the U.S.
Enagic Chairman Oshiro often says that he wants to make Japan the number one in sales in the whole world...

Enagic will continue to expand its sphere of activity.
Enagic's continuous electrolytic water generator is a wise choice when considering the total cost of Kangen(reduced) water (alkaline ionized water).

Reduced water is water that has a reducing effect ....
Well, simply put, it's alkaline ionised water.

Alkaline ionised water ranges from low to high alkalinity.
You know what pH is.If you don't know it, search for it online.

The pH of alkaline ionised water suitable for drinking is
about pH 8 - pH 10.

I drink about two litres of alkaline ionised water with a pH of 9.5 every day from a machine at home.

Reduced water has many benefits

The quality of drinking water is also very important for maintaining good health.Enagic continuous electrolytic water generators remove chlorine and trihalomethanes from tap water, providing you with safer, healthier water.The best choice for you and your family's health.


If exercise is not your thing, there are other ways to support a healthy lifestyle.For example, drinking good quality water every day can help your metabolism and tone your body.


The Enagic generators are easy to use and can be simply installed in the kitchen for easy access to fresh, safe water every day.It is a very convenient way to support your health without having to go to the gym.


In the long term, drinking good quality water can help tone the skin and eliminate toxins from the body.Particularly from the age of 50, the body often feels diminished, and proper hydration can help to alleviate this decline.Long-term health benefits


This generator supports the health of the whole family.Especially for those who want to enjoy a healthy lifestyle with their husband, this generator is of great value as it provides good quality water.


Using reduced water in your cooking improves the quality of your meals.
This means that you will be able to eat better.

Grinding rice with reduced water and cooking it with reduced water produces fluffy, sticky rice.
Be careful not to eat too much as it is delicious.

Tea and coffee taste better.　Mild thirst-quenching and makes tea time more enjoyable.

When simmering meat, washing the kashiwa removes the sliminess and makes it easier to cook and, of course, tastier.
Beef brisket, in particular, is tenderised faster and tastes better when cooked in reduced water than in plain water.

It can also be tasty in many other ways.

When you drink alcohol, you probably also drink water, but if you drink reduced water instead of water, you can
It is said to reduce the risk of getting a bad drink.
Of course, individual differences exist, so be careful not to drink too much alcohol just because you are drinking reduced water.

Our machine is not a machine that produces only reduced water.
As electrolysis produces alkaline ionised water, the opposite electrode also produces acidic water.

Of course, as they are equipped with a water purification function, they naturally have the ability to purify tap water.

Now, all you need to get it is money.
Well, let's just say that it is not cheap.

Buy a machine and love it... I think it's worth it.
Other benefits include.
Don't abuse it lol.

In the past, there were groups that abused the privilege and caused considerable damage.
But don't worry, we've learnt our lesson and now we can't cheat .

So, I hope you too will fall in love with reduced water .

Recently, I've become particularly friendly with the cafeteria lady.
We used to talk a lot before.
But ever since we talked about water...


One time, I saw the cafeteria lady setting a 10 kg (or so?) bottle onto the deep ocean water dispenser installed in the cafeteria.

I said, "Shall I do that for you? It's heavy, right? (^_-)"
But she replied, "Not really," while struggling to lift the heavy bottle and set it on the server.


According to the bottle's description...
Product name: "Bottled Water"
Ingredients: "Pure water (deep well water), deep ocean water"
Nutritional content per 100mL:
Calories, protein, fat, carbohydrates: 0
Sodium chloride equivalent: 1mg
Magnesium: 0.66mg
Calcium: 0.13mg
Potassium: 0.02mg

What catches my attention is that the sodium chloride equivalent is 0.001g, which is a different unit from the others.
Since 0.001g = 1mg, I wrote the units to match.
This makes it look like a lot, so is it intentional...?

Still, it's just 0.001% salt solution...
Since seawater is about a 3.5% salt solution,
it doesn't add up...


Back to the conversation...
While talking to the cafeteria lady about the water dispenser,
she asked me, "Don't you drink this water?"

I knew about the water dispenser,
but I never drank from it, so she probably never saw me drink from it.
That's why she asked.

I answered, "I bring alkaline ionized water from home in a thermos, so I don't need to drink this."

Then the cafeteria lady, who is quite knowledgeable, ...
(omitting some parts as the conversation flourished)

I told her, "I have a continuous electrolysis water generator at home and can make alkaline ionized water cheaply, so I can bring some for you if you'd like."


Since then, I found out the lady works on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, so I bring a few liters for her on those days.

Today, I'm on a private vacation, so I brought a bit extra last Friday.
I'll bring more the day after tomorrow

・Effects recognized by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare
Improvement in gastrointestinal symptoms
Excess gastric acid
Chronic diarrhea
Chronic constipation
・Effects in cooking and food preparation (individual results may vary.)
Water boils faster (slightly saving on utility bills.)
For diluting whiskey or shochu (makes it smoother.)
For removing harsh taste from vegetables and meat (reduces the time needed for removing harsh taste.)
In miso soup and other soups (enhances flavor even with less miso.)
For rice washing and cooking (makes rice fluffy, shiny, and keeps it fresh longer.)
For brewing tea or coffee (achieves a vivid color and rich flavor with less leaves or beans.)
As drinking water (mineral water becomes unnecessary; reduces plastic bottle usage.)


・Strong alkaline water has a surfactant effect that emulsifies oil and water.
Simply put, it becomes a detergent. Such strong alkaline water is not suitable for drinking.
It may dilute stomach acid too much, causing indigestion and mucosal irritation.
・Effects
For removing harsh taste from vegetables (especially effective in a short time for vegetables with strong harsh taste.)
For removing stains from clothes (removes stains from coffee and soy sauce without damaging the fabric.)
For washing vegetables and fish (cleans in a short time without losing the natural flavors.)
For cleaning yellow stains in toilets (breaks down protein-based stains.)
As laundry water (reduces the amount of detergent needed.)
For cleaning greasy dirt from exhaust fans and range hoods (cleans safely without chemicals.)


For cleaning tatami and floors (cleans and disinfects while drying quickly.)
For boiling noodles (makes soba, udon, and pasta chewy and al dente.)
For tempura batter (makes it crisp and delicious.)
For bathing (makes the bath water less likely to cool down quickly and reduces lime scale.)
For hair rinsing (acts as a conditioner, leaving hair moisturized.)
For face washing (tightens and tones the skin; acts as an astringent after shaving for men.)


For removing tea stains (removes without bleach, so there's no odor.)
For sanitizing and maintaining hygiene of toothbrushes (keeps toothbrushes and oral cavity hygienic.)
For hand washing and gargling (prevents colds and food poisoning.)
For sanitizing and cleaning cooking tools (prevents food poisoning by sanitizing knives, cutting boards, and cloths.)


For making baby formula
For taking medication (drinking medicine with reduced water can enhance its effects, making it too strong.)
Medicine isn't only good; it can enhance the bad (side effects) too.


�@ Buy a continuous electrolyzed water generator
�A Buy bottled water

Which is more expensive?
Of course, it's the bottled water.
With bottled water, you get change back from a 500 yen coin

I met an acquaintance last Saturday.
I use a continuous flow electrolyzed water generator and recommended it to that acquaintance.

He bought it and also obtained a dealership license.

However, when that acquaintance introduced it to others,
they were told that the machine itself is too expensive to buy, and they agreed.

Moreover, they didn't understand the difference between a continuous flow electrolyzed water generator and a water purifier,
and of course, it would seem expensive if thought to be the same as a water purifier that costs tens of thousands of yen (laughs).


When it's considered expensive, I use commonly used sales talk

Like, just 100 yen per day...
If you try to sell a product worth 30,000 yen,
and if that product lasts for a year,
divide by 365, and you can get this product for just 82 yen a day (^_-)

Some people think, no, no, you still need 30,000 yen upfront!
Others think, oh! It's just 82 yen a day.
How it's taken depends on the person, there's no right or wrong way to take it.


The con is, of course, the expense.
The more the expense, the more likely people are to refrain from buying the product.
But if the benefits outweigh it, most people will buy.
And the perception of cons and pros varies from person to person.

For example, when recommending a 1,000 yen lunch to someone who is hungry,
and recommending an 800 yen lunch to someone who just ate,
which one will buy the lunch?

If compared only by cost, i.e., the magnitude of the cons, of course, it's the 800 yen one.
But after you've been treated to a full lunch for free,
if you're offered a 2,000 yen lunch for 800 yen... you wouldn't eat, right? (laughs)

Conversely, if you tell a hungry person to pay 1,000 yen for a 500 yen lunch,
and if that hungry person has no other options,
they will almost certainly eat.


That's most important, but it seems my acquaintance didn't understand that.
It's very unfortunate.

They were told it's too expensive to buy.
Then why are you driving a Prius?
If it's just for getting around, wouldn't a cheap used compact car have been enough?
It's because, compared to a cheap compact car, the more expensive Prius
had a greater ＜benefit＞ minus ＜detriment＞.

What are the benefits of a continuous flow electrolyzed water generator?
I recognized those benefits and therefore purchased it.
I thought it was a bargain.


I will not state these benefits here.
Because there are many different opinions on the internet.