Ingredient

Fresh Sea Water

Water that is "alive" has many minerals and trace elements. The life of water is measured in its minerals and the way the water flows before we get to it. Nothing could be more alive than fresh sea water. Sea water contains sodium, combined with chloride, calcium, magnesium and potassium; oxygen, nitrogen and carbon dioxide are dissolved gases.

Minerals are vital for the body. They help to maintain water balance and are essential for healthy living.

Seawater is alkaline and has a pH of around 8. It has an average of 3.33% of salt. This concentration varies from 2.9% in the polar seas to 3.55% at the equator.