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[treonsverdery]

I was looking through articles at pubmed that were "longevity lifespan mice" then read that n=150 mice lived longer with pH 8.5 water, generated electrically.

 

Here is an image from the paper.  the graphic *might* suggest about 10% higher survival, sort of.  perhaps a more thoughtful person would like to read the full text article http://www.ncbi.nlm....les/PMC4906185/

 

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creatively, this suggests that gall bladder genes could alkalize the GI tract differently, with a longevity effect. 

also pH8.5 water might be ...The Anti-Soda!  that is soda is kinda pH7ish (acidic) so if alkalne water causes longevity, this could be a non sugar basis for why soda causes cardiovascular illness

 

does anyone other than pH 8.5 water that is edible with pH 8.5?

 

[treonsverdery]

I think they should have measured the urine pH of the mice to find out if that changed, that would be a human measurable as well.