FAQ

Naturally alkaline water is source from bodies of water or underground aquifers that naturally have a higher pH level, typically above 7. These sources contain various minerals, particularly alkaline minerals like calcium, potassium, and magnesium, which contribute to the water's alkalinity.

The research on the health benefits of alkaline water is still an area of ongoing study, and the scientific community has not reached a consensus on many of the claims made about its potential advantages. Here's an overview of what research and experts have found: Hydration: Some studies suggest that alkaline water may be slightly more effective at hydrating the body due to its lower surface tension, making it easier for cells to absorb. Antioxidant Potential: Alkaline water is sometimes marketed as having antioxidant properties due to its negative oxidation-reduction potential (ORP). Antioxidants can help counteract oxidative stress.

Alkaline water may have a slightly different taste due to its higher pH. Some people describe it as smoother or sweeter compared to regular water.