Review: Mostly an ad for an alkalizing water machine
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 03 11, 2014
The book is basically an ad for an alkalizing water machine. Because of that, the information in it is highly suspect because the spin that is put on it is simply a way to convince you why you need to buy a machine that makes alkalinized water.Just once I'd like to read something about water that doesn't have an agenda behind it or a sales page. Lots of "facts", but they are used in such a way as to LEAD a person into a sale. (Read the book "How to lie with statistics" and you'll understand the concept going on here).The water that GOD put on the planet is absolutely PERFECT for the body that He created for us. It already is the CORRECT acidity/alkalinity for our very delicately balanced bloodstream.  Seriously, do you honestly BELIEVE that you can change the body's pH significantly by drinking artificially alkalinized water?  If that was even possible, then you would kill yourself doing it, because if our blood deviates only .01 outside what is a NORMAL pH of 7.35-7.4, we die.  Ask any biologist...NOT a nutritionist or water machine salesman.There's also a "missing chapter" that the author tells you about (he "didn't have time to put it in the book"... yeah, I didn't believe that for moment!)  it requires your name and email address to download it,  so that you can be sent sales material and yes, spam. It's an Internet marketing trick to get a LIST created from book buyers so that the author can sell things to that email list, not just alkalized water machines, but other things, too, like make money affiliate links etc., but you opted in, right? So now that means he can send you spam with impunity.  No thanks...deleted the book.