> This allegedly created positively charged and negatively charged solutions. This sounds like an "interesting" usage of the term "charged". In general, the pr

> This allegedly created positively charged and negatively charged solutions. This sounds like an "interesting" usage of the term "charged". In general, the process they developed sounds like total, antiscientific BS. And advertising the product as "Real Water", when it's deliberately made alkaline, is false advertising; real water is Ph-neutral.