Alkaline Water and Hydration

Give Thanks for Alkaline Water!

Posted by: William Poole On November 26, 2015 4:35 pm

 
After 65 days at sea, surrounded by salt water, without a drop of land or fresh water in sight, I bet the pilgrims could’ve used a tall glass of alkaline water. The hydrogen and antioxidant-rich alkaline water would’ve given them an ultra boost of hydration as they set foot in the New World.

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Unfortunately for the first pilgrims, alkaline water ionizers didn’t exist in 1620, but, thankfully, they do exist today. This Thanksgiving, as we consider the things that are most important to us, make sure to give thanks for alkaline water!

Alkaline Water Has Antioxidant Benefits

Water ionizers are wonderful machines that take normal tap water and turn it into delicious, healthy alkaline water. By siphoning water through …

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Dehydration Strikes Two Runners at Toronto Marathon

Posted by: admin On July 29, 2015 5:37 pm

Dehydration can be a killer. The summer heat and physical activity can unfortunately be a nasty combination. Are you ready for a better answer than just sports drinks and bottled water?

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Listen to Your Body

It’s easy to ignore the signs that your body is getting dangerously dehydrated. Just this past week I was at a family BBQ, where I spent all day sitting in the sun and eating salty food.

I wasn’t drinking nearly enough water, and sure enough the signs of dehydration started creeping up on me—my mouth was bone-dry, I had a pounding headache and I felt unusually sleepy.

Luckily, I didn’t make it to what doctors consider “severe” dehydration, with symptoms described by the Mayo Clinic…

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Remember to Hydrate with Alkaline Water during Summer Fun

Posted by: admin On July 24, 2015 2:00 pm

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Upcoming heat waves mean trips to the city pool for my family and I’m sure you have your own way of cooling off too. Whenever my kids and I go swimming, I fill up my Goodlife water bottles with my Tyent water ionizer so we have alkaline water available, even at the pool. Whether you hit the beach, take a dip in the lake, or enjoy an afternoon at the water park, remember to take along Tyent alkaline water to replenish after fun in the sun.

Alkaline Water Hydrates Better Than Regular Water

When people run, bike, or play sports our sweat is obvious. However, when we swim, our sweat is lost to the water so we might not notice …

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Tyent’s Alkaline Water and Anti-Aging

Posted by: admin On July 23, 2015 2:46 pm

Is the secret to looking young at any age good genes, magic, or a little bit of both? Or, is the answer much, much simpler?

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Why Are Celebrities So Darn Attractive?

I don’t know about you, but whenever I watch a movie or TV show I always get a little jealous over how young most actresses and actors look.

It’s easy to just say, “Well, they use a lot of makeup and everyone in Hollywood gets plastic surgery and uses Botox.”

But is that really the case?

Maybe There’s Something in the Water

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Pictured: Not a Tyent water ionizer.

Not according to Yannick Bisson, star of TV’s hit show Murdoch Mysteries.

As far as he’s concerned, the …

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3 Reasons to Never Be Without Tyent Alkaline Water While Working Out

Posted by: admin On July 20, 2015 2:30 pm

Have you ever tried exercising when your body wasn’t optimally hydrated?

Recently I took a week-long vacation, and I spent many of those mornings at a local gym—without air conditioning.

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The Cost of Thirst

I was in a hurry, and didn’t drink quite enough water after I woke up. Oh well, what’s the worst that could happen?

According to the Australian Sports Commission, the average person loses about 34 ounces of water during just one hour of exercise. That’s not taking into account the effects of prolonged physical activity or intense heat, though.

I was almost through with my workout, but I’d run out of gas well before that. I felt weak, sore and dizzy. When I went to …

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