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pirataga (11/25/2011) [+]
(9 replies)
"Changes the molecules of the water"....... Oh dear. Someone skipped way too many chemistry classes.
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N. Korean citizen (11/25/2011) [+]
(9 replies)
Hate to rain on the parade, but this water is not any better for you than regular tap water, and if anything, it's worse.
Fulvic acid actually increases the water's solubility of pesticides and other organic contaminants. Fulvic acid is not required by the human body and has no known benefits to humans. Also, drinking water with a pH of 9.0 is only good if you have an upset stomach or acid reflux.
Sources: 2nd year of my master's degree in biochemistry (i wanted a master's in pokemon, but that was not an option at my university) and for the scholarly minds: Chiou et al. Environ. Sci. Technol., 1986, 20 (5), pp 502–508.
Fulvic acid actually increases the water's solubility of pesticides and other organic contaminants. Fulvic acid is not required by the human body and has no known benefits to humans. Also, drinking water with a pH of 9.0 is only good if you have an upset stomach or acid reflux.
Sources: 2nd year of my master's degree in biochemistry (i wanted a master's in pokemon, but that was not an option at my university) and for the scholarly minds: Chiou et al. Environ. Sci. Technol., 1986, 20 (5), pp 502–508.
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PowerToThePeople **User deleted account** (11/25/2011) [+]
(2 replies)
If it has a ph of 9 then it is a base, not an acid.
#4
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hackapelite ONLINE (11/25/2011) [-] "jk, it's just shitwater from the sewers, our water purifiers broke, but no-one would drink black water anyway so it's ok"
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dolphinjew (11/25/2011) [+]
(1 reply)
You spelled "eh" wrong in the description, you silly American ;)
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Humonculous (11/25/2011) [-] Being from Canada my entire life.. I've never seen this shit in my life.
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tuckerleaptrot (11/26/2011) [+]
(5 replies)
**tuckerleaptrot rolls 0** everyone stand the FUCK back! I'm about to start dividing.
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chairmanwow (11/26/2011) [+]
(2 replies)
Fulvic acid (this particular mixture, at any rate) is black. When you dissolve something black in water, the water will eventually turn black. Fulvic acid does not "make water molecules black" any more than your pee makes them turn yellow.
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jettripleseven (11/26/2011) [-] Somehow I don't see how pitch black liquid could possibly be good for you.
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bronypie (11/26/2011) [+]
(1 reply)
OBJECTION! How can you say that it is an acid when the ph level is 9
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tablespoons (11/26/2011) [-] You know what else is black and composed of dead plant and animal matter?
Oil
Oil
