Alkalizing drops
There are a multitude of choices when it comes to alkalzing drops to put in one's water--to make it more alkaline--imagine that :). Anyone have experience with any of the drops or have a recommendation for a brand? What ingredients should you look for? The Ph miracle has a few options......but what about something you can get at a health food store or Whole Foods? Thanks for any input.....
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Comment by Janet on June 20, 2009 at 11:11am - yes, I eat an alkalizing diet but tend to run on the acidic side (could it be my thoughts--yikes!). I just thought it might help to add some drops to my water...to be on the safe side. Thanks...
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Comment by Steve Z on June 20, 2009 at 8:54am - for ph drops i like alkavision !
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Comment by RawMatt on June 20, 2009 at 12:15am -
Hi Janet,
Are you currently eating an alkalizing, non-processed diet? If you are, there is no need for alkaline water unless your water is acidic or you have poor digestion. Water is naturally slightly alkaline at 7.2-7.6 pH.
Take care,
RawMatt
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