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Is water a type of ion?

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Ion water, also called "Ionized water" alters water in two significant and measurable ways: pH and ORP. pH being the acid/ alkalinity and ORP being the Oxidation Reduction Potential. Ionized water has a reduced molecular cluster size and a negative charge. In other words, it's a wetter water, it has the ability to hydrate the body up to six times better then normal water. Ionized water can provide a body with a rich source of extra oxygen, restore the body's natural pH balance, and effectively flush acidic toxins from the body. (Alteration to the OPR is what causes the microclustering, antioxidant and oxygenating effects) For more info you can email me at dr.phbalance@Yahoo.com

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No. Water is a molecular compound. It is a polar molecule, in which the oxygen end of the molecule has a partial negative charge and the hydrogen end of the molecule has a partial positive charge. Despite the partial charges, water is not an ion.

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