What is the difference between electrolyte water and activated water?

Difference between electrolyte water and activated water

Engelbert D.: At an event, a doctor introduced me to the unique effects of Kangen® water. Now in your book “Drink yourself alkaline” you only write about “alkaline active water”. So what's the difference?

The original German name for activated water was coined by the inventor Alfons Natterer and was called “electrolyte water” until the 80s because it was created through electrolysis. In the preface to this second part of the book I mentioned various other terms that are in circulation for this.

All of these terms refer to alkaline, acidic, or neutral types of water that are produced using... —> Electrolysis be won. A special feature of activated water is that it is supplied with direct current and the use of a separating membrane (diaphragm). But nothing is added to the water, as happens when a —> chemical water ionization is carried out. The first publication to use the term activated water was Dietmar Ferger's book: “Basic activated water - how it works and what it can do”, Lörrach 2006. Since then, the term activated water has become established in Germany. Kangen® water, Aquion® activated water, AquaVolta® etc. are protected trademarks of various companies because the German Patent and Trademark Office has refused to protect the term activated water.
Further information on the history and classification of the term activated water can watch an expert discussion on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NoEQp2q0jtE

The main point of activated water is the limited duration of its activity, which is called —> Relaxation time designated. During this time it exhibits abnormal properties that are medically and technologically useful, so it is considered —>Functional water can denote.