Does ASEA contain Chlorine?
ASEA is not chlorinated drinking water. ASEA contains the same balanced mixture of stable redox signaling complexes (including chlorine species) found in living cells. Many methods (such as EPA/600/330.3) used for standard drinking water are not appropriate for analyzing the total chlorine in ASEA. They can strip down stable Redox Signaling complexes to artificially release chlorine. Such methods do not offer a true measure of the chlorine in ASEA, nor do they indicate toxicity. Standard colormetric methods show the total available chlorine in ASEA to be under 25 ppm. Aside from any chemical analysis, the true measure of toxicity for any substance can only be determined by comprehensive toxicity testing, as prescribed by the FDA. Such studies have already been done on the redox signaling complexes in ASEA, costing millions of dollars and many years. Where chlorinated water is a known irritant, ASEA is soothing. Where highly-chlorinated water is easily shown to be toxic, ASEA has amply
