Alkaline water: its effect on the organism? Literature review
Abstract
The article presents a review of the literature on the study of the influence of alkaline water on the organism, and also recommendations for use to maximize the preservation of its action. It is highlighted that the use of alkaline water can be an additional antioxidant support which favorably influences on state of health in diabetes and hyperlipidemia, and can improve blood rheology when it is disturbed due to intense physical exertion.
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