09/05/2025
Naturally alkaline water — what does that really mean?
Water like Pure One gets its alkaline pH the way nature intended: from essential minerals like calcium, magnesium, potassium, and bicarbonates. These minerals don’t just add nutritional value — they help stabilise the water’s pH, keeping it naturally balanced over time.
Research shows that these mineral ions play a key role in maintaining alkalinity and supporting how the body processes and absorbs the water.
Now, compare that with artificially alkaline water from ionising machines (like Kangen). These use electrolysis — not minerals — to raise the pH. But here’s the catch: once that water’s exposed to air or stored for a while, the pH often drops. That’s because it’s chemically altered, not naturally buffered.
Sources:
🔬 Journal of Environmental Science & Health (2012) – Artificial alkaline water can lose its pH stability over time.
📘 Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology (2012) – Naturally alkaline water may help neutralize acid reflux.
💧 Nutrients Journal (2020, Grosso et al.) – Mineral water offers essential nutrients and long-term health benefits.
