Chapters 15 and 16 are about maintenance of the Water4Gas System as well as the troubleshooting. The kit requires really minimal maintenance – you pretty much just put the water in when you run out. Also covers what to do if the mileage is not improving as expected.
Chapter 17 to 22 explain how to replicate the Water4Gas kit should you want to sell them to third parties and make a profit.
Chapter 25, 26 and 27 are basically a wrap up of the book with glossary etc.
So there you have it, now you have all the information that is covered in the 1st Water4Gas ebook!
Go to their website to have more detailed look - and remember that it comes with a 56-day guarantee.
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By Glenn Crawford on May 16, 2008 | Reply
send me all of the chapters please.
Thanxs
Glenn
By Alan on Jun 17, 2008 | Reply
Actually, Distilled water is not that good for you. On the plus side, distilled water has absolutely no impurities so it is 100% pure H2O.
The downside, however, is that our bodies need some impurities (namely electrolytes) to absorb and utilize the water. If someone were to drink nothing but distilled water, they may feel better at first as it flushes out impurities, but afterward it was start causing serious damage to their cells.
When distilled water is added to the system, it displaces the balance of the system. (for example, our cells float in a saltwater solution. Distilled water dilutes the salt/water ratio.) This is called a hypotonic solution. Our cells will then, trying to maintain homeostasis, attempt to absorb the excess water to get the ratio back to normal. If this continues, the cell membrane will not be able to keep in all the water (the cells will NOT stop absorbing water until it balances, mind you) and the cell membrane will burst. Those cells die.
However, if you INSIST on drinking distilled water, do yourself a little favor. Go to the store (a health store would be best) and get yourself some sea salt. It has to be sea salt, not regular salt, because sea salt has a wide variety of electrolytes your body needs, table salt (Sodium Chloride) included.