THE BEST FILTER FOR WATER - TRUE WATER FOR LIFE
- 15 years ago
http://www.rsfwater.com
Become a distributor yourself -
www.MultiPureUSA.com/rsf
call directly 1-800-622-9206
You sponsor is Serguei Roudnev, ID# 397754
My phone in Canada is 647-343-7760
E-mail: info@rsfwater.com
at skype as serguei.roudnev1958
To help all people in the world understand water better, I have created "Classification of water for life" in 2005 shortly presented here as follows. My suggestion has been successfully approved by many scientists and simple people all over the world and at last scientifically documented by ***International Symposium on Health Aspects of Calcium and Magnesium in Drinking Water (24-26 April 2006 Baltimore, Maryland, USA).
"Beginning about 50 years ago, numerous epidemiology studies in many countries concluded that populations consuming "hard water" containing calcium and/or magnesium have a lower risk of certain types of cardiovascular disease. These studies have not always observed the "hard water" benefit effect, but in 2004 a committee report to WHO concluded that, on balance, the benefits hypothesis was probably valid, especially for magnesium in drinking water…"
Become a distributor yourself -
www.MultiPureUSA.com/rsf
call directly 1-800-622-9206
You sponsor is Serguei Roudnev, ID# 397754
My phone in Canada is 647-343-7760
E-mail: info@rsfwater.com
at skype as serguei.roudnev1958
To help all people in the world understand water better, I have created "Classification of water for life" in 2005 shortly presented here as follows. My suggestion has been successfully approved by many scientists and simple people all over the world and at last scientifically documented by ***International Symposium on Health Aspects of Calcium and Magnesium in Drinking Water (24-26 April 2006 Baltimore, Maryland, USA).
"Beginning about 50 years ago, numerous epidemiology studies in many countries concluded that populations consuming "hard water" containing calcium and/or magnesium have a lower risk of certain types of cardiovascular disease. These studies have not always observed the "hard water" benefit effect, but in 2004 a committee report to WHO concluded that, on balance, the benefits hypothesis was probably valid, especially for magnesium in drinking water…"