Cinco de Mayo Without the Hangover!

Posted by: Rhona Reid On May 5, 2016 9:00 am

 
Often mistaken for Mexican Independence Day (which actually falls on September 16), Cinco de Mayo celebrates the Mexican Army’s astonishing victory in 1862 over the almost undefeated French military at the Battle of Puebla.  It’s a day to toast Mexican bravery, history and pride.

Still got a Mariachi band playing in your head?
Still got a Mariachi band playing in your head?

Cinco de Mayo is celebrated around the world and in Puebla itself, parades and re-enactments take place alongside traditional Mariachi bands, fabulous Mexican food and…beer.  And tequila.  Maybe a couple of margaritas.

You get the picture.

Without further ado, here are our three awesome tips on how to have a fantastic, roof-raising Cinco de Mayo, without the morning after hurting too much.

  1. Hydration. Hydration.

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Why Alkaline Water Beats Bottled Water Hands Down!

Posted by: Rhona Reid On May 3, 2016 9:00 am

 
In data recently released by the Beverage Marketing Corporation, it was apparent that one area of growth exceeded it’s projected performance.  Sales of bottled water are over and above the industry forecast, and it begs the question why that might be.

Millions of these end up in landfill every year.
Millions of these end up in landfill every year.

Damage Limitation?

A desire to be a bit healthier?  Certainly water is a better option than soda.  An inevitable reaction to the frightening stories about exactly what the water that comes out of your taps might contain?  After Flint came Bruni, and if recent reports are to be believed, there’s more trouble brewing in the pipelines of America.

Disposable Dilemma

But bottled water is a bit of …

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STOP! Don’t Eat Anymore Fruits or Vegetables Until You Read This

Posted by: William Poole On April 29, 2016 9:00 am

 
The organic craze of the last decade was largely a rebuttal against the unsavory yet common practices of modern industrial farming. In order to maximize yield and to protect crops from pests, farms have taken to spraying their fruits and vegetables with pesticides.

Tractor spraying wheat field

Pesticides are poisons meant to kill living things and when we eat food from the grocery store, the surfaces are inevitably covered in harmful chemicals. That’s why it is important to wash all fruits and vegetables in turbo alkaline water before consumption.

Pesticides and Our Food

Pesticide Application

In theory, pesticides are supposed to be good things because they create more fruits and vegetables for humans to eat. They are also ideally not harmful to humans and only …

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Three Ways to Greet Summer Beautifully with Alkaline Water!

Posted by: Rhona Reid On April 27, 2016 9:00 am

 
Spring is in full swing, and that means that full-on summer is just around the next corner.  Most people find that their beauty routine, however high or low maintenance it is, tends to change as the weather warms up.

It’s going to be a beautiful summer.
It’s going to be a beautiful summer.
How can your Tyent Ionizer help?  Well apart from helping you get into shape and slowing down the aging process, your Tyent Ionizer can also give you an instant beauty boost!

  1. Fresh Faced

Whether you use cosmetics on your skin or not, this spritz is so refreshing on a warm day.  If you do wear make up then spritz it on as soon as you’ve finished applying it, to help ‘set’ your …

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The Flint Water Crisis – Art Imitates Life

Posted by: Rhona Reid On April 26, 2016 9:00 am

 
Where life goes, Hollywood follows.  And so during the same week that Michigan Governor Rick Snyder vowed to drink Flint water both at home and at work for 30 days to give reassurance that it’s safe to consume, a film is being fast tracked through the erm…pipeline.

“Can we get Costner to play Snyder? Tell him it’s another film about water.”

Inspired by Time Magazine’s February cover story “The Toxic Tap,” producers Craig Zadan and Neil Meron have optioned the rights and will make the film for Sony Pictures Television.

Another Town in Crisis

The news cannot really come as much solace to the people of Flint, where up to 12,000 children have been exposed to elevated levels of …

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3 Summer Skin Preps Using Your Water Ionizer and Tyent’s Secret Weapon

Posted by: William Poole On April 23, 2016 9:00 am

Summer can be especially hard on skin. People spend more time in the sun, at the beach, and in the pool, and although these are fun activities, they can be cause skin to become dry, or prone to breakouts.

people laying on sand at beach

This summer, use a Tyent water ionizer and Tyent’s “Secret Weapon” to keep your skin happy and healthy all season long.

  1. Use Acidic Level 4.5 Water as a Toner

applying cosmetic cream

Maintaining the proper pH balance of the skin is very important for a healthy complexion, and washing your face with the level 4.5 acidic water from a Tyent water ionizer helps to do just that. Acidic water doesn’t strip the skin of vital moisture or throw off the pH level of the …

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It’s Getting Hot Out There So Hydrate All You Want with Alkaline Water

Posted by: William Poole On April 22, 2016 9:00 am

 
“It’s getting hot in here, so hot!” is the intro line to rapper Nelly’s 2002 hit song “Hot in Herre.” And yes, that’s actually how it is spelled.

Celsius thermomether with fire flames

Although Nelly goes on to suggest removing one’s clothes as a way to cool off, Tyent USA advises adequate hydration when heat becomes a pressing issue.

Why Hydrate With Alkaline Water?

All water is not created equally. Tyent alkaline water is best in hot weather.
All water is not created equally. Tyent alkaline water is best in hot weather.

Alkaline water is a superior source of hydration because it is antioxidant and hydrogen rich and it can be used by the body quickly due to faster gastric emptying. Under heat stress, fluids that are efficient and serve multiple purposes are of the greatest value. Tyent …

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Five Reasons a Water Ionizer is Better than Reverse Osmosis

Posted by: Rhona Reid On April 21, 2016 9:00 am

 
Reverse osmosis (RO) is a method of producing clean, drinkable water from seawater, brackish water or any kind of water that contains impurities that untreated, renders it unsuitable for safe drinking.

Only one of these will try to steal your calcium.
Only one of these will try to steal your calcium.

It is produced by pumping water through a semi-permeable membrane, which removes undesirable elements such as salt, effluent, bacteria and particle matter.  Excellent, right?  Well, yes and no.  Let’s take a closer look.

  1. What’s in RO Water?

Not a lot.  Almost everything gets removed.  And that includes the good stuff.  In order to make sure the toxic and undrinkable constituents don’t make it into the drinking water, the minerals that your body needs also get filtered out.  Short …

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3 Dangerous Products to Throw Away and Replace with a Tyent Ionizer

Posted by: Rhona Reid On April 19, 2016 9:00 am

 
You probably know that some of the regular cleaning products we use in and around the home can be hazardous if ingested, for example.  But did you know just how potent some of these things are?

Should I trust something that I can’t pronounce?
Should I trust something that I can’t pronounce?

More importantly, did you know that you can substitute these products with Turbo water straight from your Tyent ionizer?  The Turbo setting on your machine can replace some of those products lurking in the cleaning cupboard!

  1. Oven Cleaner

Often containing a powerful cocktail of chemicals to cut through baked-on grease and dirt, the label of the average pack of oven cleaner is a pretty scary read!  Most come with warnings about respiratory problems if …

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Is Micro-Clustering in Alkaline Water Real?

Posted by: Rhona Reid On April 16, 2016 9:00 am

 
A lot is written about alkaline water.  Some of it is excellent, peer-reviewed, solid science.  However, because of the nature of the internet and the constant stream of information and misinformation, half-truths become ‘fact’ and if a rumor is repeated often enough, then it probably becomes a statistic without many people actually noticing.

And then there are the persuasive, as yet unproven theories and suppositions that will one day become either fact or perhaps evolve into entirely new concepts.

This is what your ionizer does. But with a little less drama.
This is what your ionizer does. But with a little less drama.

So Is Micro Clustering Real?

Scientists are (mostly) agreed that water molecules probably have a tendency to associate with each other.  But that’s not micro clustering.

The idea …

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