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About Enagic...

Here is some information regarding this great Japanese company, Enagic, that I discovered last year thanks to a very dear friend and it has litterally changed our family's life. From health to environment their product do it all with one single machine, the SD501. There are many ionizers out there, but you have to make sure you shop around to get the best.
The company's philosophy is humanitarian and ultimately serves not only us humans but the planet Earth, this is why I chose to buy their machine and share the water with everyone I know. This is a great way to meet people and help them with their health.
There is a lot to know about this technology and it is my role to teach and educate people about it... This is what I love to do and I will do it as long as I am alive...
Check out for yourselves and thank you for reading.

The Enagic Corporation feels that the personal nature of a direct sales marketing business model, utilizing hard-working, independent distributors is the best way to get the word out about Kangen Water®. The reason this method works so well is because only those that have used Kangen Water® and enjoyed its benefits can truly and honestly share the product with others.
Enagic's business model is the most effective way of allowing Kangen users to share the quality and effectiveness of our products with others and benefit in the greatest way possible. Kangen Water® quite simply, produces such profound results in peoples lives, that it's only natural that they share this with other family members, friends, neighbors, and associates. We feel that by spreading the miracle of Kangen Water®, they should be rewarded for doing so.
We believe this sort of sale and marketing method is the most effective way of doing business in today's economy. In the past, wholesalers and retailers took the largest percentage of business profits, whereas Enagic believes that rerouting these profits BACK to the distribution force is the true meaning of Kangen Business (Kangen, a Japanese term, meaning to return to the origin).
Our corporate philosophy is based on three basic principles:
  1. Realizing true physical health
  2. Realizing true financial health
  3. Realizing true mental/metaphysical health
Our purpose is spreading this tri-fold truth throughout the world.
When you commit to purchasing a product of this magnitude, it is your responsibility to find out all you can about the manufacturer, their corporate philosophy and customer service and the quality of the product. This is why we invite you to take a closer look at Enagic.

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