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Strong Acid Water (pH 2.7or less)

Not suitable for use as drinking water

Antibacterial and Disinfectant Uses (make sure to use 99% pure salt for generation).

Burns:
Spray on (with fine mist) or apply with soaked cotton ball.

Athlete's foot:
soak in lukewarm strong acid water (about body temperature for 3Q-4Omlnutes, continue for several days. Also effective against ringworm.

Oral inflammation:
Rinse out your mouth several times with strong acid water.

Gum disease:
Rinse out your mouth several times. Use strong acid water to brush your teeth. You won't need commercial toothpaste (in a tube) any more.

External injuries:
Spray on or apply with soaked cotton ball.

Hemorrhoids:
Oat on with soaked towel or cotton ball.

Chronic hemorrhoids:
Apply with soaked cotton ball. For even more effectiveness, put strong acid water in a wash basin and apply to the affected area for about 3O minutes.

Heat rash:
Soak cotton ball or towel with strong acid water and hold against the affected area for 3O minutes (continue for week).

Body odor:
Spray on.

Sunburn:
Spray on or pat on with towel soaked in strong acid water.

Atopic dermatitis:
Pat on with towel when entering the bath, or spray on (using as fine a mist as possible).

Inflammation:
Apply strong acid water to inflammation around the mouth.

Tonsillitis:
rinse regularly.

Sty:
Use strong acid water as eye drops 2-3 times.

Ear lobe inflammation:
Apply using cotton swab.

Hair:
Spray on several times daily for pattern baldness.

Dandruff:
Use strong acid water as a rinse after washing your hair, spray on scalp during salon hair care.

Feminine hygiene:
Spray on white using the bidet or toilet (eliminates odor from candidacies and tricomonas vaginalis).

Gonorrhea:
wash affected area with strong acid water.
Bedsores: spray on affected area.

Other:
wash your face and spray on your face after shaving every day for a better appearance.

Cleaning:
use to clean and disinfect foods (vegetables, fish, meat) and utensils. Strong acid water dissolves and washes away pesticides and synthetic kitchen detergents.

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