Anecdotal evidence is still evidence, it's recognized as not being as "acceptable" as more rigorous reproducible scientific tests.

>Then we started soaking his diabetic feet in 2.5 pH strong acidic water. Nothing remarkable happened for about 2 weeks, but at about 2.5 weeks, he started having tingling in his feet bottoms. The next day he felt pain in his arches. A couple days later he was feeling the bottoms of his feet. So, after about 6 weeks total of drinking the alkaline water and 3 weeks of soaking his feet, he started having feeling in his feet once again, something he had not had in 15 years. I have known him for over 12 years now. The Dr. continues to make remarkable progress in his health.

Wouldn't that have happened without the water "purifier"?

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>Scientific proof? Perhaps not from a scientist, but the things which I have written above are true and you may choose to be skeptical if you like; it is your choice. How did you know FoxPro was a good development tool? You tried it.

Don't forget people have a tendency to want to believe in things they believe in.

>Sorry to have annoyed some of you.

I'm only sorry I missed this whole side thread until now. :)