Alkaline water: a scam?
Channel: NutritionFacts.org
Date: 2011-10-16

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DESCRIPTION: Hawkers of "ionizer" water machines (like Kangen) claim healing alkaline water benefits; skeptics call it snake oil. They both may be wrong. 

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