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		<title>Comment on Drinking Your Way to a Healthier You:  Antioxidant Drinks by phDrinkingWater.com Staff</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 06 May 2008 20:54:48 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Teas and Juices just don't cut it.
Once upon a time, I drank many juices and teas to obtain my antioxidants.  Until I read some medical studies that show that these teas and juices, while beneficial for our bodies, are actually making a minimal impact as far as antioxidizing was concerned.  This was because of the low absorbancy impact these 'solids' have on the body.  That's right, "solids"!  I thought that sounded rather strange, but apparently the body treats juices and teas just like solids we eat, due to the various components of the juices and teas that the body needs to break down before utilizing.  Due to this process, much of the good stuff we would get from teas and juices are completely lost.  

Thus why we turned towards Kangen Water&#8482;!  Water is not treated as a solid (so long as it is not mixed with anything else) and therefore begins near IMMEDIATE absorption into the body's ecosystem.  Combine that with the fact that Kangen Water&#8482; is an extremely potent antioxidant (far more than you can get in juices and teas) and you have a powerful method of consuming antioxidants!

Most people have heard about Green Tea and its beneficial effects on the body, however, did you ever think about the water you make your green tea with?  Most water, even bottled water, is a powerful OXIDANT!  So how much can green tea lower the ORP (oxidation-reduction-potential) to become beneficial to our bodies?

If you gotta have your tea, at the very least, make it with the right water! :)</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Teas and Juices just don&#8217;t cut it.<br />
Once upon a time, I drank many juices and teas to obtain my antioxidants.  Until I read some medical studies that show that these teas and juices, while beneficial for our bodies, are actually making a minimal impact as far as antioxidizing was concerned.  This was because of the low absorbancy impact these &#8217;solids&#8217; have on the body.  That&#8217;s right, &#8220;solids&#8221;!  I thought that sounded rather strange, but apparently the body treats juices and teas just like solids we eat, due to the various components of the juices and teas that the body needs to break down before utilizing.  Due to this process, much of the good stuff we would get from teas and juices are completely lost.  </p>
<p>Thus why we turned towards Kangen Water&trade;!  Water is not treated as a solid (so long as it is not mixed with anything else) and therefore begins near IMMEDIATE absorption into the body&#8217;s ecosystem.  Combine that with the fact that Kangen Water&trade; is an extremely potent antioxidant (far more than you can get in juices and teas) and you have a powerful method of consuming antioxidants!</p>
<p>Most people have heard about Green Tea and its beneficial effects on the body, however, did you ever think about the water you make your green tea with?  Most water, even bottled water, is a powerful OXIDANT!  So how much can green tea lower the ORP (oxidation-reduction-potential) to become beneficial to our bodies?</p>
<p>If you gotta have your tea, at the very least, make it with the right water! <img src='http://www.phdrinkingwater.com/blog/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /></p>
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		<title>Comment on Drinking Your Way to a Healthier You:  Antioxidant Drinks by Green Tea &#8212; The Best Anti-Oxidant</title>
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		<dc:creator>Green Tea &#8212; The Best Anti-Oxidant</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 06 May 2008 20:27:04 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>[...] Drinking Your Way to a Healthier You: Antioxidant Drinks - Acai juice is growing in popularity these days because of its extremely high antioxidant abilities and a taste that is a mixture of chocolate and berries. Pomegranate juice is also a great option since it is a healthy and beneficial &#8230; [...]</description>
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