Podcast 461: Water Beads

Cellular dehydration is the root cause of many diseases and aging is related to cellular water loss. Water plays a crucial role in every biological activity, and our bodies are mostly made up of water. It’s important to ensure that the water we drink or bathe in is of the highest quality. When water is energetically polluted, it can have a significant impact on our bodily functions and health.

Water Beads are an incredible way to bring life back to water. They will energize and improve the quality of water in anything, including food, beverages, your body, pets and plants. Water Beads are a portable and convenient version of Water Sticks for water pipes. You can even try the lemon juice pucker test and you’ll be convinced! Water Beads are designed to comfortably fit in a pocket, purse, hat or shoe, giving you the freedom to travel and still structure your drinks and beverages wherever you go.

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MARTIN: Hey everybody, this is Martin Pytela for Life Enthusiast Podcast, and today I want to talk to you about water. And with me is Fred Kaufman, or maybe Kaufman, how do you pronounce it Fred?

FRED: Kaufman. But either way is fine. It’s a German oriented word, so. .

MARTIN: Alright. So Fred comes to us with a very important message. You may remember back in 2002 when we kicked off and opened Life Enthusiast, one of the first products we introduced were tools to help structure water. So we are aware and we have understood that delivering structured water is critical. And I would like Fred to help us really dive into it and explain. So Fred, would you be so good and tell a little bit about how you got here?

FRED: Yes. I won’t go all the way back to that hot summer night in 1950. ,

FRED: We’ll start in 1969, when I was just a college student and had learned about water and the chemicals and especially chlorine and its connection to health, or even health problems you might say more directly. And so I wanted to be involved and I was so excited. My parents bought this water filter, and so I wanted to tell the world and wanted to sell these water filters. And I quickly ran into a brick wall because people were like, how could the government be putting things in our water or even allowing things in the water that could be harmful to us? You must be nuts. So,

MARTIN: This is too funny. . So you didn’t have an understanding of the structuring of water then. It was still just an engineering issue of chemicals in water, right?

FRED: Yes. Which by the way, as you know, the focus has been on the wrong thing. We’ve been talking about the pollution in water and trying to get the pollution out. And I know you have agreed in your knowledge of this, but when you take everything out of water, like with distilling or reverse osmosis,