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your energetic gateway to health and well-being
“You are not ill, you are only thirsty!
Don’t quench your thirst with medicine!”
Dr. med. F. Batmanghelidj |
The Free-Flowing Quality of Life
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We know that water is the basis of all life. When it springs from a source it is pure, fresh and brimming with life. But we also know something else: along its long journey to us, this costly liquid loses its original vitality, freshness and energy.
Yet exactly these qualities are decisive for our sense of well-being. The SALVERE Principle creates the conditions needed to feel vitality and efficiency; it strengthens body cells and enables them to carry out their functions, and makes us feel good.
What could be better than "living" water straight from your water tap? But before we can drink the energy, we have to re-energize the water. You can do it in a few easy steps using the SALVERE Spring Water System.
Your Own Personal Source of Energy |
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Re-endow your tap water its original state of being, its purity. It will give you something in return: vitality that you can feel and revitalizing energy. The SALVERE Spring Water System first deletes the harmful information which can be stored in water as a result of mechanical, chemical or physical treatment, and then actively enriches it with oxygen.
This simple and cost-effective revitalization enhances your positive body feeling. SALVERE water can stabilize your circulatory system, regenerate cells and detoxicate your system.
The gift of nature in your water tap
Nature and water have always belonged together. After such an enduring friendship, it is only natural that they live together in harmony and share secrets, like the invaluable cleaning power of whirling. The SALVERE Springwater adapter copies this gift of nature to freshen up your water and enrich it.
The combination of finest whirling technology with the unique energizing process of the SALVERE Principle sets new standards and revives your water appreciably.
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Introduction
