pH = Hydrogen potential, a measurement unit that indicates the acidity and alkalinity of a solution. It is measured on a scale from 0 to 14. Anything between pH 0 and 7 is considered acidic, 7 is neutral, and anything above pH 7 is considered alkaline.

The human body strives to maintain the pH level of bodily fluids at 7.365 based on the function of homeostasis (maintaining normal values within the body’s internal environment). Accordingly, the body attempts to maintain the balance of each organ and, to this end, uses the most alkaline bodily fluid, which has a pH value of 8.8, in the pancreas.

On the other hand, acid formation in the body continuously weakens the body’s self-protection function. While all this is happening, there are no visible symptoms of disease. Drinking alkaline ionized water prevents physically formed acidity in the body, providing protection against diseases of old age and supporting the body’s homeostasis function.

ORP measurement determines the quality of water. If the measurement result is a positive value, it indicates that the water has oxidizing, rust-causing, and degrading/decaying effects. If the result is a negative value, it shows that the water has rust-preventing properties, meaning it has an antioxidant effect. Rust forming on a piece of iron or an apple slice turning brown are simple examples of oxidation that we frequently encounter in daily life. When this process occurs inside our body, however, it can lead to many different diseases.