Ionized water, often referred to as alkaline water or ionized alkaline water, is water that has undergone a process called electrolysis. This process involves using an ionizer machine to electrically separate water molecules into positively charged ions (hydrogen) and negatively charged ions (hydroxide). The resulting water is then separated into two streams: one with a higher concentration of positively charged ions (acidic water) and the other with a higher concentration of negatively charged ions (alkaline water).

1. Micro Clustering

2. Anti- Oxidant

3. Hydrogenation

4. Alkalinity

It's important to note that the term "ionized water" is sometimes used in a broader sense to refer to water containing various ions, not necessarily produced through electrolysis. For example, mineral water naturally contains ions derived from minerals dissolved in the water.

Proponents of ionized water claim various health benefits, such as improved hydration, antioxidant properties, and the ability to neutralize acid in the body.