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Alkaline drinking water
- 1. Presented by HélèneDOMINGUEZ Professor University PhD in Microbiology & Biotechnology By choosing to drink alkaline water, you help your body find its balance. ALKALINE DRINKING WATER
- 2. 02 To be wellhydrated is essential ! Alkaline drinking water Free radicals / Oxidative stress. Molecular hydrogen, an ideal antioxidant ! Presentation Guide Hélène DOMINGUEZ Professor University PhD in Microbiology & Biotechnology
- 3. WATER,THE MOST ABUNDANT COMPOUND OFTHE HUMAN BODY 60%* OF WATER IN MANY ORGANS + DE 70% INTRACELLULAR WATER / EXTRACELLULARE WATER 65% / 35% AFTER INGESTION IN PLASMA CELLS AND BLOOD CELLS . 5 MIN 03 WATER, IN HUMAN BODY *for a man of 70 kg - 42 liters Armstrong 2005 ; Marieb et Hoehn 2007 Peronnet et al.2012 Hélène DOMINGUEZ Professor University PhD in Microbiology & Biotechnology
- 4. 04 OMNIPRESENT IN THE HUMANBODY, WATER PARTICIPATES IN MANY ESSENTIAL AND VITAL FUNCTIONS. Regulation of cellular volume Transport of nutrients Elimination of waste Regulation of the temperature of the body Digestion Energy Neurotrans- mettor production Hélène DOMINGUEZ Professor University PhD in Microbiology & Biotechnology
- 5. 1500 ml 750 ml skinand lungs (30%) urine (60%) 200 ml faeces (8%) 50 ml sweat (2%) 500 ml minimum Variabtions ccording to circumstances EFSA 2010 LOST WATER BY DAY 2,5 LITERS 05 TOTAL WATERE BY DAY 2,5 LITERSTO COMPENSATE NECESSARELY to prevent dehydration and ensure optimal cell function. Water and drinks 20 à 30 % water in food 70 à 80 % 300 ml Porduces water by human body EFSA 2010 Hélène DOMINGUEZ Professor University PhD in Microbiology & Biotechnology
- 6. DEHYDRATATION EVEN SLIGHT RESULTS 06 HEALTH DISORDERS constipation,coronary heart disease, heart attack, stroke, gallstones, dental disease, headache, fatigue... COGNITIVE DISORDERS decrease in memory, concentration, vigilance, ... TROUBLES PHYSIQUES rise in temperature, rise in heart rate Performance drop of 20% for water loss of 2%, and 55% for water loss of 4%. Manz F. et al, 2003, F. Manz 2007 Manz F. et al, 2003, F. Manz 2007 RJ Maugham 2003 Hélène DOMINGUEZ Professor University PhD in Microbiology & Biotechnology
- 7. TO DRINK WATER ISESSENTIAL! TO DRINK QUALITY WATER IS ESSENTIAL! 07 Hélène DOMINGUEZ Professor University PhD in Microbiology & Biotechnology
- 8. A CLEAN WATER,WITHOUT HARMFUL SUBSTANCES, RICH IN MINERALS, SLIGHTLY ALKALINE AND WITH A STRONG REDUCING POWER. " SAID BY DOCTOR SHINYA IN HIS BOOK The Shinya diet - the diet of the future that will prevent the 3 major diseases called "civilization": cancer, degenerative diseases, cariovascular diseases. 08 " THE GOOD WATER TO DRINK ..... Hélène DOMINGUEZ Professor University PhD in Microbiology & Biotechnology
- 9. PRODUCED BY AMACHINE THAT IONIZES TAP WATER BY ELECTROLYSIS ALKALINE, RICH MINERAL AND HEALTHY TO DRINK RICH IN MOLECULAR HYDROGEN - KNOWN TO BE ANTIOXIDANT Water a high reducing potential. CALLED TOO Electrolysed and alkaline water - Kangen Water, ...Reduced electrolysed water (REW) or alkaline electrolyzed water - used by scientists. Mon K..1997 Shirahata , S et al.1997 Shirahata , S et al.1997 2012 Nishimoto, 2009 Shirahata , S et al.1997 EAU ALCALINE IONISÉE Hélène DOMINGUEZ Maître de Conférences Doctorat en Microbiologie et Biotechnologies 09
- 10. 10 ALKALINE DRINKING WATER PROTECTS CELLS TOFREE RADICALS. REVEALED SCIENTIFICALLY IN 1997 BY S. SHIRAHATA ALKALINE DRINKING WATER Hélène DOMINGUEZ Professor University PhD in Microbiology & Biotechnology
- 11. FREE RADICALS Reactive oxygen derivatives,which lack an electron, which makes them very unstable. To stabilize, they react very easily with other molecules leading to a series of chain oxidation reactions. Generated by the body simply by breathing or exposed to different physicochemical or pathological conditions. Hydroxyle radical (HO•) Superoxyde radical (OO•) Peroxyde radicals (ROO.) Hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) 11 Hélène DOMINGUEZ Professor University PhD in Microbiology & Biotechnology
- 12. 12 REQUIRED AT LOW LEVELS essentialto fight infections and in the regulation of autophagy and apoptosis. KATERYNA KON / SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRA / KKO / SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY / AFP West et al., 2011, Zhou et al., 2011 Li et al., 2012, Garg et al., 2013 Mates et al., 2012 Hélène DOMINGUEZ Professor University PhD in Microbiology & Biotechnology
- 13. 13 VERY DANGEROUS AT HIGH LEVELS causingmultiple irreversible cellular damages by reacting with many molecular species (lipids, proteins, and DNA). Taub J., 1999, Lee C.K. 1999, Migliaccio E., 1999, Melov S. 2000 Andersen, 2004, Bagul and Banerjee, 2013, El Assar et al., 2013, Westerblad & Allen, 2011, Kim and Byzova, 2014 Hélène DOMINGUEZ Professor University PhD in Microbiology & Biotechnology Alimentation trop riche en sucres et graisses Consommation excessive d'alcool Tabagisme Surexposition aux ultraviolets Pesticides, médicaments, drogues, produits chimiques Pollution Liu et al., 1996, Agarwal,2005, Harma et al., 2006, Tanriverdi et al., 2006, DIFFERENT FACTORS PRODUCING FREE RADICALS IN THE HUMAN BODY
- 14. 14 A BALANCE BETWEENFREE RADICALS AND ANTIOXIDANTS IS NEEDEDGOOD PHYSIOLOGICAL FUNCTIONING.Peng et al. 2014 NATURAL DEFENSE SYSTEMSFROM THE BODY such as antioxydant enzyme : superoxide dismutase (SOD) catalase (CAT) glutathione peroxidase (GPX), etc.. Glutathion Peroxydase (Antioxydant Enzyme)) Hélène DOMINGUEZ Professor University PhD in Microbiology & Biotechnology
- 15. 15 EYES Macular degeneration, Degeneration ofthe retina HEART Cardiovascular illnesses Ischemia of the myocardium BLOOD Hypertension, Arthérosclerosis DIFFERENT ORGANS Aging, Diabete, Chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia SKIN Aging, Melanoma, Psoriasis KIDNEYS Renal insufficiency, Nephritis IMMUNE SYSTEM Autoimmune Reactions, Inflammation, Lupus ARTICULATION S Rheumatoid arthritis, Classical arthritis LUNGS Asthma, Allergies, Cancer BRAIN Alzheimer, Parkinson, Embolism, Cancer, Autism Taub J., 1999, Lee C.K. 1999, Migliaccio E., 1999, Melov S. 2000 Andersen, 2004, Bagul and Banerjee, 2013, El Assar et al., 2013 Westerblad & Allen, 2011, Kim and Byzova, 2014 ANY IMBALANCE, IN FAVOR OF FREE RADICALS, LEADS TO A STATE OF OXIDATIVE STRESS causing aging and pathologies AGING AND RELATED DISEASES AT A STATE OF OXIDATIVE STRESS Hélène DOMINGUEZ Professor University PhD in Microbiology & Biotechnology
- 16. 16 Hélène DOMINGUEZ Maître deConférences Doctorat en Microbiologie et Biotechnologies FIGHT FREE RADICALS IS ESSENTIAL to limit oxidative stress and reduce the risk of associated diseases.
- 17. 17 ANTIOXIDANT INTAKE IS AWAY OF FIGHTING THEM . Since 1997, many research programs have demonstrated the effectiveness of alkaline antioxidant water to limit it. Liu et al. 1996, Komatsu T et al. 2002, Chan et al. 2002, , Li, Y et al., 2002, Shirahata S 2002, DAN J. et al. 2006, Ye, J 2008Fujita K., et al. 2009, Li Y. et al. 2011,Yan, H. 2011; Spulber, S. 2011, T.Ishibashi et al 2012, Shirahata et al. 2012 He, B., et al. 2013, Qian L, et al. 2013, Tomofuji, T., et al. 2014, S. Ohta, 2014, Ichihara et al. 2015 1.000 ARTICLES 1.600 RESEARCHERS Hélène DOMINGUEZ Professor University PhD in Microbiology & Biotechnology
- 18. 18 DEMONSTRATED EFFICACY OFIONIZED ALKALINE ANTIOXIDANT WATER BY NUMEROUS STUDIES ON MANY DISEASES AND ON AGING. Publishied by Shirahata et al. 2012 IONIZEDALKALINEWATER Hélène DOMINGUEZ Professor University PhD in Microbiology & Biotechnology
- 19. PROTEC THE CELLS BYREDUCING OXIDATIVE STRESS. Professor S. OHTA Nature medecine - 2007 MOLECULAR HYDROGEN 19 EFFICACY OF MOLECULAR HYDROGEN DEMONSTRATED BY CLINICAL TESTS ON SEVERAL COMMON DISEASES. ALZHEIMER ILLNESS CEREBRO-VASCULAR DISEASES INFLAMMATIONS RHUMATOID ARTHRITIS DIABETE HYPERTENSION OBESITY ARTHÉROCLEROSIS CARDIOVASCULAR ILLNESSES CANCER THERAPY S. Ohat. 2014 Hélène DOMINGUEZ Professor University PhD in Microbiology & Biotechnology
- 20. AN IDEAL ANTIOXIDANT 20 Penetratesinside cells and cell organelles. DIFFUSE QUICKLY even at high concentrations.. NON TOXIC The most unstable, reactive and toxic species derived from oxygen, against which no natural antioxidant is produced by the body. NEUTRALIZES THE RADICAL HYDROXYL (OH•) Fontanari et al., 2000 Ohsawa, I., et al.,2007 Ohsawa, I., et al.,2007 MOLECULARHYDRGEN for example, drinking ionized alkaline water that naturally contains it. EASY TO ADMINISTER Hélène DOMINGUEZ Professor University PhD in Microbiology & Biotechnology
- 21. WHEN THIS MACHINETRANSFORM YOUR ORDINARY TAP WATER INTO HEALTHY, FRESH TASTING ALKALINE DRINKING WATER Dr. William KELLY - author of the book Healing Cancer "Alkaline water produced by an ionizer, has become the most important progress in health care". MOLECULAR HYDROGEN NATURALLY PRODUCES 21 Hélène DOMINGUEZ Professor University PhD in Microbiology & Biotechnology
- 22. CHANGE YOUR WATER ! DRINKALKALINE HYDROGEN WATER! ADDRESS MAIL dominguez.helene@gmail.com PHONE & WHAT'S APP + 33 6 98 89 39 53 22
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