Alkalinity and The Athlete

Athletes develop lactic acid in their muscles when they compete or workout. Alkaline hexagonal water combats the challenging side effects of exertion. Southern Californian Charles A. Pechin, Athletic Trainer to High-Performance Athletes, uses and endorses the Enagic SD501 water called Kangen™. Here is what he has to say…

• Hexagonal Kangen™ water is ahead of any other kind of water for rapid recovery from exertion because of its superior absorption and permeation qualities.
• The alkaline properties of Kangen™ water prolong the elasticity of the muscles which creates better performance and greater stamina.
• Kangen™ water presents with higher alkalinity which facilitates better permeation of cell membranes. It does this quicker than any other water and leads to a more rapid recover from injury.
• Kangen™ water’s efficacy is attributed to its hexagonal structure of its molecules. Hexagonal water goes deeper into the interstitial tissue where it feeds and baths the cells at the cellular level. This principle is called “micro-clustering.”
• Hexagonal Kangen™, more than any other water or liquid, oxygenates the muscles and creates the very best in hydration.
• Better hydration means that muscles return to their normal elastic state quicker thus giving a greater range of motion.
• Waste from lactic acid build-up that occurs when stress is placed on muscles during work-outs and competition is more quickly removed at the cellular level when drinking Kangen™ water. Again, muscles return more efficiently and more rapidly to a normal elastic state allowing for the body’s quicker recovery after exertion.
• Muscles perform with greater range of motion when hydrated with Kangen™ water.
• Stamina and energy increases and the ‘wall’ can be dramatically reduced or eliminated when staying hydrated with Kangen™ water.

In his work with high-performance athletes and in his personal life, Chuck has found Kangen™ water is water he simply can’t do without.— LouAnn Savage

(LouAnn Savage is President of Health Fit for Life. She publishes and writes for www.KangenWaterBlog.com where you can sign-up for The Weekly Healthline and be notified of new health and wellness programs and events. Follow her at ‘kangenwater’ on twitter and Facebook.)