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At AQUAMANTRA, we are more than the beautiful energetic affirmations we put on our bottles. When we were searching for which Natural Spring Water to chose from, we made sure that it was the best tasting, it had impeccable filtration and it sits at the perfect pH for our consumers. We are a Premium Natural Spring Water, the very best from California. Now, combine the best water with the energy of the highest frequency words and you too will taste the magic of what we have created.
How is AQUAMANTRA created and filtered?
Our source Spring Water comes from Palomar Mountain Spring, near San Diego, California. Stainless steel tankers transport the water between the mountain and the production facility. The Natural Spring Water is transferred from the tanker through FDA and NSF approved channels, filtered through a one micron absolute filter to remove any single celled protozoan type microorganism, passed through a high intensity Ultra Violet light to destroy any bacteria,and then stored in stainless steel holding tanks. Prior to bottling the water is again treated with high intensity Ultra Violet light, filtered through a one micron absolute filter, Ozonated to sanitize the water, and filtered again with a 0.2 micron absolute filter.
Why is AQUAMANTRA better than Municipal Tap Water?
AQUAMANTRA’s purification process exceeds the standards set by the EPA for a majority of municipal water systems and other local, national or foreign bottled water companies to make sure their water is safe to drink even for individuals who have weakened immune systems. Unlike many other municipal and private water companies, every drop of AQUAMANTRA has gone through a one micron filtration process, ultraviolet and ozone purification systems to remove “cryptosporidium” a micro organism that can wreak havoc with anyone who may have undergone chemotherapy treatment, received organ transplants, suffer from HIV/Aids, or other immune disorders. Some elderly and infants can be particularly at risk from infection from water that has not been adequately purified. Extra care and preparation has gone into AQUAMANTRA to assure that is safe to drink for individuals with weakened immune systems.
What is the Mineral Content and pH of AQUAMANTRA?
AQUAMANTRA is Natural Spring Water, flowing from the abundant source of Mt. Palomar. As with nature, comes gifts from the mountain which include a high % of silica, low Total Disolved Solids and an even pH of 7.4.
The technical definition of pH is that it is a measure of the activity of the hydrogen ion (H+) and is reported as the reciprocal of the logarithm of the hydrogen ion activity. Therefore, a water with a pH of 7 has 10-7 moles per liter of hydrogen ions; whereas, a pH of 6 is 10-6 moles per liter. The pH scale ranges from 0 to 14.
The pH of pure water (H20) is 7. In general, a water with a low pH (< 6.5) could be acidic, soft, and corrosive. Therefore, the water could leach metal ions such as: iron, manganese, copper, lead, and zinc from the aquifer, plumbing fixtures, and piping. Therefore, a water with a low pH could contain elevated levels of toxic metals, cause premature damage to metal piping, and have associated aesthetic problems such as a metallic or sour taste, staining of laundry, and the characteristic "blue-green" staining of sinks and drains . |
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A water with a pH > 8.5 could indicate that the water is hard. Hardwater does not pose a health risk, but can cause aesthetic problems. These problems include:
Formation of a "scale" or precipitate on piping and fixtures causing water pressures and interior diameter of piping to decrease;
Causes an alkali taste to the water and can make coffee taste bitter;
Formation of a scale or deposit on dishes, utensils, and laundry basins;
Difficulty in getting soaps and detergents to foam and formation of insoluble precipitates on clothing, etc.; and
Decreases efficiency of electric water heaters.
Research from : Wilkes University
What do people say about the taste/flavor of AQUAMANTRA?
"Water was something that a lot of chemo patients say have an "off" taste once you begin treatment. Aquamantra tasted great the entire course; never tinny or too overwhelming on the mineral side. Just a clean, crisp taste." - Beth Lehman-Brooks,
Inglewood Junior High Spanish
"Aquamantra tastes surprisingly good. Anything that tastes good brings happiness inside. It’s pure so it reminds me to strive for clarity, purity and positive thoughts in my life and in spirit." - Kaylin Cannon, Long Beach, CA
"What I love about drinking Aquamantra water is the sense of peace I have drinking it (especially drinking "I am loved")! The flavor is smooth and refreshing-it seems to quench my thirst more than other waters!" -Charissa C. Shaw, MA, OTR, President, Ergolution, www.jointheergolution.com
"Aquamantra has a refreshing clean taste that seperates it from other bottled waters. Each one has there own unique taste!" - Cathy Ponsford, Orange, CA
"Not only does Aquamantra taste amazing, you feel amazing too! How can you not feel "lucky" all day when you drink "I AM Lucky" water? Everything that day goes YOUR way!" - Leisa Ruis, Pura Vida Day Spa
What's the truth about arsenic in drinking water?
Aug. 19, 2008 -- A new analysis of government data is the first to link low-level arsenic exposure, possibly from drinking water, with Type 2 diabetes, researchers say. The study's limitations make more research necessary. And public water systems were on their way to meeting tougher U.S. arsenic standards as the data were collected.
Arsenic can get into drinking water naturally when minerals dissolve. It is also an industrial pollutant from coal burning and copper smelting. Utilities use filtration systems to get it out of drinking water. How arsenic could contribute to diabetes is unknown, but prior studies have found impaired insulin secretion in pancreas cells treated with an arsenic compound.
Make sure you find out if your tap water filters out arsenic and lead. AQUAMANTRA's water was tested by BSK Analytical Laboratories, there were no trace elements.
Research from Trace Arsenic in Water Linked to Diabetes | Carla K. Johnson, Associated Press Associated Press 2008
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