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1. Does it make alkaline water? (water with alkaline minerals) No.. It’s high pH water with very low alkalizing ability. Check this video explainer here. Check this discussion of how to alkalize .. or not .. using water and diet See how easy it really is to alkalize here. Read about the sort of problems that may surface with so-called alkaline water.
2. What does ORP mean? Orp is an INDICATION, shown as an electrical charge in the water of POSSIBLE molecular hydrogen, which has some ability to SUPPORT antioxidant effects in the body. High ORP does not necessarily indicate high H2. See this simple explanation of what ORP is.. and isn`t.
3. Does it filter chloramines? Chloramines are commonly used in municipal water supply. It does not. To remove or reduce chloramines they’ll try to sell you an expensive extra filter that will go between the alkalizer and your tap. Read more about how to buy a water filter here. Read more about chloramines in your drinking water here.
4. Does it filter fluoride? It does not. To remove or reduce fluoride they’ll try to sell you another expensive extra filter that will go between the alkalizer and your tap. Want to know more about why your new alkalizer should remove fluoride? Is fluoride really so bad that it should be removed by your alkalizer? Learn more.
5.  Does it remove heavy metals? It does not compared to good water filters that employ better technology. To really remove or reduce heavy metals they’ll try to sell you another expensive extra filter that will go between the alkalizer and your tap.
6. Does it remove nitrates, Bisphenol-A, PFOA’s, viruses, pharmaceuticals parasites and bacteria? No. Read more about PFOAs here. Read more about 1,2,3-TCP here. Read about where BPA-A comes from and ask your seller if there is any polycarbonate in his alkalizer. here Learn all about how pharmaceuticals are getting into our drinking water here.
7. Do you need to send it back to the supplier for cleaning annually or more? Yes. Ask who pays for that, how often, and whether the warranty depends on it. And perhaps investigate why other ionizers have overcome this expensive necessity. See more here
8. Does it produce molecular hydrogen? Yes, some. H2 production is highly dependent on source water and how clean the plates are in the machine. A constant cleanse program is required to maintain H2 output. Without constant 20-minute cleanses you may get no H2. Time spent on Google will reveal many more efficient devices at a fraction of the cost. See more from a hydrogen expert here Read a user`s story here.
9. Is any level of H2 output unconditionally guaranteed? No.
10. Does it add alkaline minerals to the water? No. It uses electricity to artificially create high pH water which is not the same in terms of health as alkaline minerals. The only alkaline minerals in the water were already in the water it used to make its output water.
11. Does it microcluster the water? Ask for proof that you can understand,. The micro-clustering of ionized water has never been proven, even though it is used relentlessly in selling the units.
12. Did Otto Warburg really say Cancer cannot survive in an alkaline body? He did not. Check this post about what Otto really said.
13. What will it cost me every year in replacement of all of my prefilters for chloramines, fluoride, heavy metals etc plus sending it back to the supplier for cleansing plus replacement of the internal filters in the machine? Prepare for a shock. Make sure to ask about all the contaminants you want removed, and for actual independent test results over the life of the filter.
14. If I only sell a unit once or twice a year will I have the same financial benefits as someone who sells a machine a month? The MLM system benefits regular and high performers far more. You may also be asked to meet certain targets to maintain your status with the company. See what you are giving for FREE to sell an MLM water alkalizer here.
15. Can your seller show you the statutory statement of average earnings as required by government in the US? According to the Direct marketing Association, one distributor in 20 will ever get their initial investment back from an MLM scheme. Be firm ask for the statement. Read the Life and Death of the Water Ionizer here. The Alkaway

    UltraStream delivers real alkaline water, higher H2 levels land far superior filtration for a fraction of the cost of an MLM alkalizer. Want to learn more? Talk to Leon in USA Talk to Angela in Canada Talk to Callum in UK Talk to JJ in Singapore and Malaysia Talk to Michael in Australia Talk to Leon in NZ

In the intricate world of SEO and website navigation, every element on your page can influence user experience and search engine rankings. One question that often arises is whether it’s beneficial or even advisable to link a page to itself. Let’s dive into this query to understand the implications and click here to learn more.

Understanding Self-Referential Links

What Are Self-Referential Links?

Self-referential links occur when a webpage contains a hyperlink that points back to itself, either directly through the same URL or via a redirected link. This might happen intentionally or accidentally, and understanding its impacts is crucial for maintaining an optimal site structure.

The Pros of Linking a Page to Itself

Reinforcement of Page Relevance

• SEO Benefit: When used sparingly, self-links can emphasize the relevance of a page regarding specific keywords, potentially aiding in SEO efforts.

Improved User Navigation

• Anchor Texts: Self-referential links can be useful if they help users navigate a long page. For instance, returning to the top of the page or highlighting a section in a sidebar can enhance user experience.

The Cons of Linking a Page to Itself

User Confusion

• Navigation Clutter: Links that lead users to the same page they are currently viewing can cause confusion and may lead to a poor user experience.

SEO Dilution

• Wasted Link Equity: In SEO, each link on a page distributes some of the page’s authority to other pages. A self-referential link might waste this valuable link equity, diverting it away from other, more useful pages.

Best Practices for Self-Referential Links

Use With Clear Intent

• Navigational Aid: Ensure that self-links serve a clear purpose, such as aiding navigation or emphasizing a section of a long article.

Avoid Overuse

• Minimal Implementation: Use self-referential links sparingly to avoid dilution of link equity and potential negative impacts on user experience.

Ensure Clarity in Design

• User-Friendly Interface: Clearly mark any self-referential links to avoid confusion, ensuring they contribute positively to the site’s navigability.

Alternatives to Self-Referential Links

Table of Contents

• Navigational Tool: Instead of linking back to the same page, use a table of contents with anchored links to different sections of the page.

Footer Links

• End-of-Page Navigation: Provide links in the footer to users to other relevant pages instead of looping them back to where they started.

Conclusion

Linking a page to itself can be useful in certain contexts, particularly when improving navigation or emphasizing specific content. However, it’s crucial to implement this practice judiciously to avoid potential pitfalls such as user confusion or SEO dilution. By adhering to best practices and considering alternative navigation methods, you can ensure that your website remains user-friendly and SEO-optimized.