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twilko

09/17/11 6:55 PM

#10465 RE: sunspotter #10463

How do they make an alkaline water out of water than?
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DTGoody

09/17/11 8:26 PM

#10466 RE: sunspotter #10463

Obviously you haven't been keeping up with the latest scientific research on Water Memory? AQLV is leading this technology and will be very disruptive in the current market place. I suggest you watch this video;

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The Rainmaker

09/17/11 8:32 PM

#10467 RE: sunspotter #10463

I'll go with this group of Scientists at Aqualiv and their credentials over some message board poster who suddenly is now a chemist out to save penny investors from themselves.

AquaLiv's Scientific Team

Craig Hoffman - CEO
Craig Hoffman is an entrepreneur with more than 15 years of business development and strategic planning experience across a range of professional interests from sales and marketing to biotechnology. Fueled by his passion for natural health, he founded AquaLiv in 2006 to bottle and distribute an advanced health-enhancing water he invented. By 2009 he had miniaturized and re-engineered the core AquaLiv technologies to create the AquaLiv Water System. Mr. Hoffman continues to guide the company as its CEO.

Known as a subject matter expert, Mr. Hoffman is often interviewed about water and health by publishers and medical doctors. Additionally, he has provided consultation to investors and others evaluating emerging water technologies.

Mr. Hoffman served as a Nuclear Engineer for the U.S. Navy. He is a graduate of Naval Nuclear Power School where he studied mechanical engineering and nuclear physics before achieving nuclear plant certification at Idaho National Engineering Laboratories.



Dr. Takemi Ichimura - Chief Science Officer
Dr. Takemi Ichimura joined AquaLiv as Chief Science Officer in early 2010 and brought with him decades of bioinformation research. Dr. Ichimura spent many of his early years aboard marine research vessels in the northern Pacific. His observations at sea fostered a comprehensive understanding of how organisms interact with their environment.

Most of Dr. Ichimura's professional career was spent developing innovative production techniques for the fisheries industry. He worked for both the Western Alaska Enterprise Company and the Fish and Shrimp Farming Co. in Tokyo and Anchorage.

Dr. Ichimura is a Japanese government Certified Engineer for the marine products industry. His innovative shrimp culture methods and technology are still used in Japan today. Dr. Ichimura also managed a central laboratory for the Taiyo Fishery Company.

After Dr. Ichimura's initial retirement, he served as Aqua Police Mayor for the Okinawa International Exhibition. Dr. Ichimura received his Masters of Agriculture with an emphasis in Marine Biology, as well as his Ph.D. in Marine Ecology from Tohoku University.



Dr. Takashi Mori - Senior Scientist
Dr. Takashi Mori joined AquaLiv in late 2010 as Senior Scientist. He possesses more than thirty years of work experience in novel pharmaceutical drugs development. Dr. Mori's knowledge of organic chemistry and technical translation skills are a major asset to Aqualiv. Dr. Mori graduated from Kyoto University with a Ph.D. in Chemistry.

After he received his doctorate he joined Chugai Pharmaceuticals Co. in their new drug planning department where he was the department's Director for the majority of his career.

Dr. Mori served for five years as Professor of Chemistry at Tokyo Institute of Technology and Kyoto University.



Kiyoshi Takasuga - Senior Scientist
Kiyoshi Takasuga joined AquaLiv in late 2010 as Senior Scientist. With over 30 years of research and development experience as well as a long list of inventions, he is an invaluable asset to AquaLiv's scientific team.

Having founded and managed Global Environmental Technology, for over 20 years Mr. Takasuga has developed new products primarily to minimize water and air pollution. Recently, he invented an inorganic electroluminescent device that was highly regarded by the Japanese Ministry of Industry. Mr. Takasuga holds two patents for a novel tourmaline ceramic technology he invented.

Mr. Takasuga also served in various management roles for the Japanese Broadcasting Corporation including Director of Science Programs. He graduated with a BS of Physics from the International Christian University in Japan.