The 5 questions a customer should ask anyone proposing an alkaline machine

We all want to drink good, healthy and pure water but how do we know if the water we are drinking is really such?
We trust what they tell us, the labels, but how can we be sure that the water we are drinking is really so pure?
Imagine you line up 20 bottles of water of different labels on a table. Which one do you think is the best?
Konstantin Korotkov, a doctor of social sciences and deputy director of the Federal Institute of Physics in St Petersburg said: 'We analysed very good quality water sold in particular bottles, and the company that produces it brands it as the best water in the world, but it is empty: it is dead water. It is really clean, it is good, and there are minerals added, but it is completely dead, there is no energy or life in it'.
Energy: a term unknown to most but fundamental to the quality of a water.
But where does this energy come from?
To answer this question, let me tell you a historical anecdote: during the Cold War years, in a secret laboratory of a military institute that dealt with the development and production of weapons of mass destruction, a number of scientists had been working for several years on the production of the deadliest next-generation bacteriological weapons.
The properties that these weapons were to possess were discussed for many hours in a secret meeting.
Suddenly the meeting was interrupted and all the participants were taken to hospital with severe symptoms of food poisoning.
An investigation was conducted which ended in a dead end: the participants had tasted nothing but the water on their table.
The water was checked but no trace of contaminants was found: it was plain H20.
The doctors were therefore unable to understand the reason for this collective poisoning.
Twenty years later, a group of scientists came up with an incredible hypothesis that could explain what happened two decades ago: water has a mind.
The water had 'listened' and memorised the negative and toxic energy of that long discussion and transferred it into the body of those who drank it.
To confirm this hypothesis, another group of scientists and researchers from different nationalities, led by Masaru Emoto, studied water from famous natural springs, located in various places around the world, to which local populations attributed beneficial or even 'miraculous' properties.What these researchers discovered was revolutionary: water is an entity in its own right endowed with memory. Its molecules have the property of combining and organising themselves into hormonal or disharmonic clusters (geometric shapes).
This organisation is given by the type of information that water has received throughout its life from the energies (positive or negative) that surround it.
The form taken by water is nothing more than a mirror of the quality of the energy it contains.
In light of this, the most important question you should ask when purchasing an alkaline machine is: is the water dispensed dead or alive?
That is, what is the level of vital energy contained in the water and how have you proven that the water is alive?

This is the fundamental question, without which talking about everything else makes little sense.
Because as Rustum Roj, a university professor in Pennsylvania and a member of the US International Academy of Sciences, says: 'The dominant viewpoint in water analysis has always been chemical analysis, and so the sensational news is that this is all nonsense. The structure of water is much more important than the chemical composition. The structure of water is in how its molecules are organised."