Posted by: TyentUSA On August 10, 2017 12:00 pm
We learned a little more this week about how lead ended up flowing out the taps in Flint. Researchers at the University of Michigan have released their forensic conclusions on how the crisis took shape.
Officials had put forward a claim that failure to add anti-corrosion chemicals hadn’t impacted on the eventual contamination of the water. This assertion was undermined by the researchers’ …
Posted by: TyentUSA On August 3, 2017 12:00 pm
We love busting myths. Especially the ones that relate to water ionizers! The wonder of all of the information flowing freely around the internet is that inevitably, myths and inaccuracies start to emerge.
We’ve taken hold of 5 popular myths that seem to crop up regularly, in order to bust them!
Posted by: TyentUSA On August 1, 2017 7:00 am
Ventriloquist and entertainer Terry Fator likes to joke that overnight success following his appearance on America’s Got Talent in 2007 was only 25 years in the making.
On the fringes of the business for years, the lowest point, Fator recalls, came when he was already disheartened after plugging away in small town fetes and theaters for years. Then one night, Fator opened a show in …
Posted by: TyentUSA On July 25, 2017 7:00 am
Reverse osmosis water units are important in survival situations or in war zones where the usual water infrastructure has broken down, for example. The idea is that dirty water is pumped through a semi-permeable membrane, which removes salt, some bacteria and other contaminants.
The good news? It works. Nearly everything is removed from the water. The bad news? That includes the good stuff — the elements we need our …
Posted by: TyentUSA On July 20, 2017 12:00 pm
We all know that there are serious problems with America’s water pipelines and infrastructure from coast to coast, so well water must be a better option, right?
Well water gives an impression of natural purity, untainted by miles of aging, contaminated pipework. After all, people have drunk well water for hundreds of years. Lots of us have grandparents who drank water from their own wells, and they …
Posted by: TyentUSA On May 30, 2017 7:00 am
Big question. The answer? Well it depends on your ionizer, your source water and how the two work together.
Let’s look at source water first. Is your water contaminated by herbicides, pesticides, chemicals or even worse – lead? The harsh truth is if you buy a water ionizer that doesn’t filter your source water properly, it can be dangerous. The reason? Well, some machines will process the water …
Posted by: TyentUSA On March 7, 2017 7:01 am
When something is embraced by some of the biggest names in the health industry, it’s time to sit up and take notice.
More health professionals than ever before are endorsing the incredible benefits of ionized hydrogen water; but which machine are they raving about?
You guessed it! Tyent water ionizers are the choice of so many health professionals and practitioners that we can’t list them all here, but we wanted …
Posted by: TyentUSA On November 24, 2016 12:00 pm
We really hope that you’re all enjoying our “How Does an Ionizer Compare to…” series as much as we’re loving putting it together! We try to be as big on information as we are broad, so hopefully you feel as though you’re getting a clear picture and enough pointers to make an informed decision.
With that in mind, we’re going to take a look at a well-known alternative to an ionizer – a reverse osmosis system.
Posted by: TyentUSA On October 27, 2016 12:00 pm
We rightly focus a great deal on what ionized alkaline water does for you, but less so on the actual ionizer itself. We know that an ionizer produces alkaline water, but how does it do that? What goes on inside the machine that produces such amazing results? Let’s find out!
Free Water Report!
The first thing to remember is that an ionizer works with your existing water supply. Step one, when …
Posted by: TyentUSA On July 12, 2016 7:00 am
Following hot on the heels of a damning report by a British newspaper about the state of water regulation in America, comes the latest in increasingly worrying reportage on the crisis.
An astonishing 5,300 water systems in America have violated the EPA guidelines on lead and copper, putting 18 million Americans unknowingly at risk.
How Did it Get This Serious?
The creaking, aging infrastructure that supplies the water is a known problem. The cost of replacing it is too …
