Magnation Water Technologies

Water is Life

• Water is a basic human right. Over half of our bodies are made up of water. Water provides a number of key body functions for us:

  • Builds and provides nutrients to the life of every cell in the body
  • Regulates body temperature through breathing and sweating
  • Transports food carbohydrates and proteins through our blood
  • Flushes waste out the body
  • Absorbs shock in the brain, spinal cord and for babies in the womb
  • Creates saliva, foundational in digestion
  • Lubricates joints

  (Source: United State Geological Survey)

   

  “Water is sacred to all Human Beings.
  If you do not have water, you cannot have life.”
  Autumn Morning Star, Blackfeet and Choctaw Magician and Storyteller

   

  When we experience dehydration, it means that our bodies don’t have enough water to carry out these essential functions. We end up feeling tired and lack energy. For our bodies to function properly we need to replenish our water supply by hydrating effectively. You know that you’re getting enough water if you rarely feel thirty and your urine is colorless or a light yellow.

  • Men need about 15.5 cups of water (3.7 liters) a day
  • Women need about 11.5 cups of water (2.7 liters) a day
  • Children should drink the number of 8 ounce cups of water equal to their age, with a maximum of 64 ounces of water for children over the age of 8

  (Source: Mayo Clinic)

   

  Optimizing your water use

   

  “Water is the lifeblood of our bodies, our economy, our nation and our well-being.”
  Stephen Johnson, Former Head of EPA under G.W. Bush Administration

  The way we use water has increased sixfold in the last century. Each year our use rises about 1%. Poor water management can have a negative impact on society. It also increases ‘water stress’ in countries that don’t have access to enough clean water and sanitation.

  (Source: United Nations University, Institute for Water, Environment and Health)

  Each of us have a responsibility to optimize our water use. It’s time to not use one drop more than we have to. Households are the smallest consumers of water but have the largest potential for positive impact! We need a minimum of 6.5 gallons (25 liters) per day to make basic needs. In the U.S we average 70 gallons (262 liters) of water a day. When you start to optimize your household water you can:

  • Lower your water costs through water conservation
  • Reduce energy costs through less use of hot water
  • Reduce contamination by eliminating salts, for easier cleanup for wastewater treatment

  (Source: SSWM)

  Magnation has been the top-of-class for salt-free and consumable-free water conditioning, correcting and balancing since 2008. Awarded for innovative designs and sustainability, Magnation has developed some of the smartest and most effective ways to give people the quality of water they desire for everyday living.

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  Essential water resources

  We want to help everyone become as passionate about water as we are at Magnation. The following links will help you evolve your relationship to the water in your body and the water in Earth.

  “Water is the most critical resource issue of our lifetime and our children’s lifetime. The health of our waters is the principal measure of how we live on the land.”
  Luna Leopold, U.S. geomorphologist and hydrologist

   

  UN Human Rights to Water and Sanitation

  Access to water and sanitation are recognized by the United Nations as human rights, reflecting the fundamental nature of these basics in every person’s life

   

  Project WET

  The most comprehensive collection of award-winning water education books, guides, maps, posters and downloadable resources you’ll find anywhere.

   

  Water Use it Wisely

  An interactive resource providing 100+ tips for conserving water

   

  World Water Day

  Held 22^nd March each year explores what water means to people, its real value and how we can better protect this resource

   

  The Water Project

  Non-profit organisation that unlocks human potential by providing reliable water projects to communities in sub-Saharan Africa. Provides lesson plans for teachers

   

  100 Ways to Conserve Water

  Gathered from students in 10 school on 6 continents to help us all use our water resources more effectively

   

  Water Sense

  Information from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on how to be smart with our water resources

   

   

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