SPUR Bottled water Acidic

While at the Spur at the airport I ordered a bottle water

In general bottled water should be basic or alkaline. The water tasted acidic for me and I was not happy and looked at the bottle and the PH was 5.2 which is acidic.

The pH (potential of Hydrogen) level is a measure of how acidic or base a liquid is, in this case how basic or acidic water is. The range goes from 0 to 14, with 7 being neutral. A pH value that is less than 7 indicates that the liquid is acid, whereas a pH value greater than 7 indicates that the liquid is basic. Since pH can be affected by chemicals in the water, it is an important indicator of water that is changing chemically.

According to WHO criteria, the ideal pH level of drinking water is often in the range of 6.5 to 9.5.

Therefore their bottle water is worse than tap water and we are paying for it and in the end I paid for 3 individuals who all wanted bottled water.

The worst is the water is labelled CERES Spring water

The truth about acidic pH of blood is that this is related to aging and degenerative diseases. With ageing, many mechanisms in the body stop functioning properly. For example, when the kidneys’ buffering capacity declines, their ability to excrete acids is also reduced. This also applies to all buffering systems with age.

Here I go to the SPUR as a health conscious person order a raw Greek salad without feta, baked potato and a bottle water.

The potato looks like it is an old potato from weeks ago reheated.

This is not a pro health organisation and they are ripping us off