What’s Your Water Ionizer IQ?

Posted by: Rhona Reid On July 17, 2020 12:00 pm

An acronym for Intelligence Quotient, IQ is the most widely-used method of measuring intelligence, quantified as a number.

But what is intelligence? According to Professors Resing and Drenth, the co-authors of “What is Intelligence?” (2007):

“The whole of cognitive or intellectual abilities required to obtain knowledge, and to use that knowledge in a good way to solve problems that have a well-described goal and structure.”

 

What's Your Water Ionizer IQ?

 

Perhaps you know what your IQ is, or you’ve never felt the need to find out. 95% of us have an IQ between 70 and 130, with an average IQ sitting at 100. But here’s a thing: how high is your Water Ionizer IQ?

Chances are that you’ve never given this …

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Water Ionizers and Skin Health

Posted by: Rhona Reid On July 15, 2020 12:00 pm

Hot weather can be tough on your skin. So can cold weather. Actually central heating, the sun, air conditioning and even stress are pretty challenging for your complexion as well. In other words, wherever you are, and whatever time of year it is, your skin needs some TLC.

So how can a water ionizer help to achieve your healthy skin goals? It does so in several ways!

 

Water Ionizers and Skin Health

 

Hydration Hydration Hydration

Every cell in your body needs water. When you don’t drink enough water, your skin – the largest organ in your body – soon gives the game away. A dry, dull appearance, fine lines and a feeling of tightness are all indicators that you need to drink …

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Water Ionizers and Sports Performance

Posted by: Rhona Reid On July 10, 2020 12:00 pm

Countless sports enthusiasts and professionals rely on Tyent Water to boost their performance.

So how does that work?

 

Water Ionizers and Sports Performance

 

How a Water Ionizer Works

To find out, we need to examine the ionization process itself. A water ionizer is plumbed directly into your source water. At the push of a button, the water flows into the water ionizer unit, is filtered, and guided over electrically charged plates in the ionization chamber. Here, the water is subjected to positive and negative charges, which create two streams – acidic and alkaline water.

It is this process that infuses the water with thousands and thousands of tiny bubbles of dissolved, bio-available molecular hydrogen.

Maximum Energy From Within

This element is …

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CNET Features Tyent USA

Posted by: Rhona Reid On July 8, 2020 12:00 pm

CNET is one of the most popular one-stop platforms for news, reviews, podcasts and more. Its trusted format and content make it an essential hub for anyone looking to stay ahead of the news curve, know when the next Big Thing is about to drop, and whether to spend your money or save it for a better deal.

 

CNet and Tyent USA

 

So what happened when CNET featured the Tyent UCE-9000?

The CNET Verdict?

Well you know, we don’t like to blow our own trumpet, but it’s safe to say that they loved it!

In fact, CNET went as far as saying that the UCE-9000 changes your concept of what running water is, and what we can now expect it to …

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Terry Fator and Alkaline Water

Posted by: Rhona Reid On July 3, 2020 12:00 pm

It’s fair to say that even more than most of us, 2020 has been a tumultuous year for everyone’s favorite ventriloquist, Terry Fator. After an astonishingly successful 11-year tenure headlining at The Mirage on the Las Vegas Strip, the former America’s Got Talent winner is on the lookout for a new venue to continue performing to his tens of thousands of fans, who flock to see him.

 

Terry Fator and Alkaline Water

 

2020: Changes and Challenges

A little time away from his hectic performing schedule may be no bad thing – Fator had a period of debilitating illness back in February that led to tests for COVID-19, which were thankfully negative.

With resilience and verve throughout this tricky period, Fator has never stopped …

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10 Top Fitness Hacks

Posted by: Rhona Reid On July 1, 2020 3:18 pm

Want to get fit fast? There’s a hack for that! Actually, there are 10 of them…check out our list!

Top 10 Fitness Hacks

1. Get Some Cool Gear

Really? Yes! It makes a difference to your workout, to wear gear that fits well and looks good. Would you go to the office wearing PJs? Wearing the right clothes for whatever activity you’re engaged with makes you feel good. Sure, you could do power yoga in an old tee shirt and saggy leggings, but exactly how good will that make you feel?

2. Take a Slice of Exercise

No time to get to the gym? Exercise in short, sharp bursts throughout the day. During the adverts on TV: 10 burpees, 10 sit-ups and 10 star …

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Low Carb Bread Recipe

Posted by: Dr. Lori Shemek On June 29, 2020 12:00 pm

Dr. Lori Shemek is back with another delicious, healthy recipe!  Many people are choosing to reduce carbohydrates in their diet for health and weight reasons, yet still, that big elephant in the room remains… no more bread. This can be frustrating for many who adore bread. Have no fear, I have the delicious solution for you!

 

Dr Lori low carb bread

 

When we lower carbohydrates in our diet, we are doing an enormous benefit that we will experience not just in the present, but in the future as well. The average person ingests a whopping 300 grams of carbohydrates daily and it is leaving our global communities with a myriad of health conditions. In America, 78% of the population is either overweight …

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What Are the 7 Types of Poop?

Posted by: Rhona Reid On June 26, 2020 12:00 pm

We’re aware of some of the visual signs of how we’re doing, health-wise: our skin, eyes, tongue and fingernails are often barometers of wellbeing that we can see and assess, albeit with a layman’s eye.

But what about our poop? Measured according to the Bristol Stool Scale, our poop tells us how our digestive system is doing, whether we’re properly hydrated, and all manner of other things.

So, what is your poop trying to tell you?

 

7 Types of Poop and What They Mean

 

1. Pellets

If your poop takes the form of small, separate pellets, then drink more water – it’s a sign of dehydration.

2. Solid, sausage shape but with lumps

Another sign of being dehydrated, and possibly lacking in essential …

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Golf and Alkaline Water

Posted by: Rhona Reid On June 19, 2020 12:00 pm

Pro-golfer Russell Surber’s listing on the Official World Golf Ranking tells the story of his professional achievements over the years, including seasons with the Korn Ferry Tour, previously known as the Web.com Tour.

We’re grateful that Russell took a break in his busy schedule to catch up with us and talk about why a Tyent Water Ionizer is a big part of his life…and his dog’s!

 

Golf and Alkaline Water

 

The Life of a Pro-Golfer

For anyone who doesn’t play golf, and might assume that it requires little more than unusual talent augmented with practice, it’s enlightening listening to Russell talk about his game, and life as a professional golfer.

“It helps me recover if I work out hard…It’s nice to know

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21 Reasons Why Tyent is Better Than Enagic

Posted by: Rhona Reid On June 17, 2020 12:00 pm

Tyent and Enagic are two of the most established water ionizer brands in the industry. But even in a two-horse race, there has to be a winner.

When it comes to water ionizers, Tyent is the brand to beat. We are proud of our position at the apex of the industry. But what are the key differences between a Tyent water ionizer and an Enagic machine?

Buying a water ionizer means that you need the facts at your fingertips, so we’ve listed the 21 Reasons why Tyent is better than Enagic!

 

21 Ways Tyent Water Ionizers are better than Enagic 1

 

1. Style Trial: Your water ionizer is going to be in your kitchen for a long time, so you’ve got to like the way it looks. Tyent’s …

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