There are
some changes you can make to your ionized water that won’t have drastic effects
on its ORP or pH, but there are some changes I don’t recommend you make to your
ionized water if you want to keep the good qualities of your water.
Boiling
I don’t
recommend boiling your ionized water. When the ionized water is exposed to air
it oxidizes and loses its antioxidant property. Boiling the water oxidizes the
water very quickly and so it loses its ORP, making it more acidic.
Microwaving
Maybe you’d
like to warm up a cup of water for tea or some such beverage. I tested the
temperature of microwaved water up to 108 degrees and found that it didn’t
affect the properties of the water that much. So, go ahead and warm up that mug
of ionized water for a warm cup of tea or lemon water.
Freezing
I didn’t find
that freezing ionized water had much effect on its good properties. The ORP
went down slightly, but not too much. The pH hardly dropped at all. If you,
like me, love ice in your water, I suggest getting yourself some stainless
steel ice trays, filling them up with ionized water and sticking them in the
freezer right away.
Adding
Supplements
I highly recommend
adding your electrolyte supplements, vitamins and minerals to your ionized
water. The micro-clustering of the water helps you absorb even more of the supplement
than you would in tap or bottled water.
|
|
pH Before
|
ORP Before
|
pH After
|
ORP After
|
Temperature
|
|
Microwave
|
10.7
|
-764
|
10.4
|
-755
|
208
|
|
Boil
|
10.7
|
-735
|
9.9
|
103
|
212
|
|
Fridge
|
10.6
|
-755
|
10.5
|
-385
|
45
|
|
Freeze
|
10.4
|
-755
|
10
|
-460
|
32
|
|
Cup of ice water
|
11
|
-785
|
11
|
-770
|
32
|
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