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French
Water Cure Diet Supports Health and Green Living with the Low-Cost, DIY Water
Curing Method
The doctor-recommended method neutralizes chlorine and contaminants while improving the pH, flow structure, mineral and electrolyte content of plain water. French Water Cure Diet helps with weight loss, diabetes, headaches and more while reducing medical costs, bottled water costs and destruction to the environment.
Bottled water has been one of the fastest-growing sectors in the beverage industry. Most plastic bottles are discarded, ending up in landfills. Even more concerning, the World Health Organization warns of the longterm negative effects of drinking demineralized water typical of filtered, reverse osmosis, distilled and bottled waters. Some bottled water companies have countered this ticking timebomb with super premium mountain spring water, but expensively at $4 or more per 20 ounce bottle. The French Water Cure Diet satisfies three core issues of drinking water - cost, health and environmental. Consumers can be their own doctors by conveniently making their own premium health water - or "water cure", but without the high cost and waste.
"Viewed
from a perspective of health, ecology and finance, a bottled water habit is
simply unsustainable," said Michael Grady, Independent Scholar of the
Institute for Cultural and Healing Traditions in Moline, Illinois, and Founder of Atlantispa. "The DIY water curing method makes plain water
healthy, low cost and environmentally sustainable. The water cure cures unintentional
chronic dehydration, a condition that affects over 80% of all Americans, thus
creating amazing health results for anyone who makes and drinks it every day.
The minerals, electrolytes and flow structure in the water cure are normally
only available in a handful of European glass bottled spring water brands
costing fifty times more per volume. Anyone can be their own doctor by making
fantastic tasting health water at a mere half cent per ounce with no bottled
water container waste ever again."
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