Now here is the Earth Day Challenge

As I cling to the edge of my soapbox, I recollect that soap itself is a contaminant that contributes to earth’s continuation of having to stress against its balancing a polluted environment. The dollars that consumers spend on laundry soaps and chemical cleaners is spiraling out of site, while the contents of these products are both harmful to our earth and not necessary when you discover what we are paying for.

It was an eye-opener to me to discover that the majority of the ingredients in these products are designed to change the tension of the water which in many areas is hard or polluted. The Earth Day Challenge is to the educate yourself and consider alternative solutions that may be more user friendly to the environment. We live in exponential times and Earth Day should come every day.

Here is your Earth Day assignment.

Look into ionized Water. 11.5 PH Alkaline Water is as strong of a cleaning agent as the hazardous toxic chemicals we use every day. This Water will pull blood and other stains out of fabrics, is the most earth friendly laundry soap on the planet and will emulsify the oil based pesticides off of all your fruits and vegetables.

Many of the toxic chemicals we use (Ammonia, Alcohol, Disinfectants) will become history and totally useless in the Great New Earth Day Every Day life we can create Today! Look at 2.5 PH Acidic Water. This Water is used widely in hospitals and food institutions in Japan, for sterilizing, disinfecting, food preparation and a host of other health related conditions. Skin conditions plague many of us (who would guess why in our chemically modern life) and this 2.5 PH Acidic Water is also used as a topical treatment by Doctors and the New World Holistic Health Industry (as soon as they read this).

My Dream for Earth Day is that I Live this Dream for all of our Earths children’s, children’s children.

For more info on Kangen Water including health benefits

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