Every day’s a school day, right?  In a good way, obviously.  We’re not about to send you to the bench for forgetting your gym socks, or make you read aloud your poorly-prepared take down of a little known 17^th century poet in front of 30 disinterested faces. And that included the teacher.

But what we do want to do is keep you right ahead of the game when it comes to alkaline water. So we’re focusing this blog on the 3 things you may not know about hydrogen in alkaline water.

Antioxidant Properties of Hydrogen
We breathe oxygen, 24/7, but did you know that we don’t actually utilize all of the oxygen that we breathe?  So what happens to …

Top Gym CEO Works Out With Tyent Alkaline Water

We’ve arranged for you to have a sneak peek at why Dave Green, CEO of Willow Bend Fitness, in Plano, Texas recommends Tyent Alkaline Water.

Work Up A Sweat!

Dave is right on the frontline of knowing that what you put into your body affects your output. He does a great job of explaining how we should be accompanying our workouts with alkaline water, for maximum hydration. And when you’re working up a sweat, then your hydration has to work harder too! Drinking alkaline water mean that you recover from exertion faster and you can work out for longer, because a hydrated body means a more energized one.

Another key point …

Shocking News: Even Record Breaking Athletes Can Be Hospitalized When They Don’t Take Precautions!

Would drinking Tyent alkaline water have saved record-breaking swimmer Kimberley Chambers a trip to the hospital?

While most of us were probably still easing ourselves into Saturday with coffee and breakfast, Kimberley Chambers, a New Zealander, now San Francisco resident, swam into the record books with an awesome – and I don’t use the word lightly – swim from the Farallon Islands to the Golden Gate Bridge.  That’s 30 miles, and 17 hours of swimming. And did I mention the sharks? I kid you not. Her training partner had to call off his own attempt at the record the previous week, due to a circling …