The Quiet Health Revolution in Your Home – Why More People Are Upgrading Their Water
- Brainz Magazine
- 2 days ago
- 6 min read
Updated: 23 hours ago
Marina Krauth is an online business mentor & entrepreneur who helps individuals create more freedom and purpose through an online business focused on health and personal growth. She guides others on how to leverage a powerful business model as a vehicle to achieve meaningful life changes.
If you already care about organic food, a plant-based diet, and reducing toxins at home, there’s one quiet change you could be overlooking right now, and that’s your water.
For as long as I can remember, I’ve always drunk tap water at home. Honestly, I never thought twice about it because it was just how I was raised. Tap water is “safe to drink,” right? And it’s better than plastic bottles. Or so I thought.
It’s almost crazy to think how little attention we give to water when it makes up around 70% of our entire bodies and sustains every single cell in it.
So, throughout my health and healing journey, it was no surprise that I eventually came across a home water system and started really rethinking everything I thought I knew about water (I actually knew so little).
Just like me, a growing number of health-conscious people and families are starting to see water not just as something to hydrate with, but as the foundation for healthier and more conscious living. From cooking and washing produce to reducing chemicals in household cleaning, and from daily hydration to disinfection, this quiet shift is inspiring a new wave of people to upgrade their water systems and rethink what health at home truly means.
How social media opened my eyes about water
To my biggest disappointment, learning what the best water for my health was did not come from my doctor, my parents, my friends, or school.
It actually came from social media. Yes, I know, even I was surprised. But social media changed my life in that sense. I was not happy in my 9 to 5 and was exploring new opportunities online, looking for a way to combine my passion for health and conscious living with something that could also bring income and purpose. That’s when I came across a woman who was building a business around something I had never even heard of before, a “water ionizer.”
At first, I was very skeptical. Honestly, who wouldn’t be? With so many “miracle” products promoted online, I had learned to be cautious. But this felt different. The more I looked into it, the more intrigued I became. I discovered that this company had actually been around for 50 years, leading the market globally with a strong reputation and patented technology.
A leader in the market for 50 years, that had to be for a reason, right? So, I did what I always do, my own research. I watched demos, read about the science behind water ionizers, and learned how they were being used not only for drinking but also for cooking, cleaning, and toxin-free living. And once I understood how much this simple change could influence everyday health, there was no way I could unknow it.
It made me question my daily habits and my whole health routine. How many of us spend money on supplements, skin care, or organic food while ignoring the very thing that makes up most of our bodies? It felt like I had been missing the foundation all along.
Today, water has become the biggest part of my wellness routine, something I now pay attention to with intention. Just as I choose food that nourishes me, I choose water that supports how I want to live, cleaner, simpler, and more aligned with the values I care about.
Why more people are losing trust in “safe” water
The more I learned, the more I understood that my experience wasn’t unique. Across Europe and beyond, people are starting to question what’s really in their water, both bottled and tap.
Over the past few years, several reports have raised concerns about the safety and transparency of large water companies. Investigations into major brands, including Nestlé, have revealed controversies around groundwater extraction and misleading “pure source” marketing. At the same time, scientific studies have shown that microplastics (tiny plastic particles invisible to the eye) have been detected not only in bottled water but even in tap water across multiple European countries.
A 2023 European Commission review estimated that the average person ingests tens of thousands of these microplastic particles every year, many through water alone. Add to that concerns over PFAS (often called “forever chemicals”) and aging urban pipelines that can leach contaminants into household supplies, and it’s no wonder people are searching for safer, more transparent options.
This growing mistrust has pushed many to take matters into their own hands, literally. Households are moving toward home water systems that allow them to see, taste, and trust their water again. For many, it’s about awareness and responsibility, knowing that what you drink, cook, and clean with actually supports your health, rather than compromising it.
Beyond filtration: The water ionizer
I have had charcoal and Brita filters in the past, so at first I assumed this was just a fancier version of a filtration system. But it turns out they’re much more than that. While filtration removes impurities and pollutants, ionization transforms the structure of the water itself, creating several types of water with different properties and everyday uses.
A water ionizer is a powerful, multifunctional appliance designed to improve your water quality and transform your daily life. It connects directly to your kitchen tap and filters out chlorine, rust, and other contaminants (those nice things initially put into your water to make it “safe”). Then, it uses a process called electrolysis to separate the water into acidic and alkaline streams by adjusting the pH level. Why is this important? Because different pH levels serve different purposes. Your body, your skin, your home. They all have different water needs.
The result? One machine that replaces dozens of products, including bottled water, beauty toners, cleaners, disinfectants, surface sprays, and much more. You not only save money and help reduce plastic waste, but you also protect your health and the environment every time you turn on the tap.
To dive deeper into the different ways to use this water at home, I invite you to download my free eBook* about the 60+ everyday uses of water. (Download it here for free or contact me to get the link.)
Disclaimer: This e-book is provided for educational purposes only and does not replace advice from a professional medical practitioner.
Turning awareness into action
What began as curiosity has now become my purpose. Today, I help individuals and families upgrade their water systems and create healthier, more conscious homes. Through this new career path, I’ve found a way to do what I love while improving my own well-being and that of others.
And if there is one thing we can all do today for our health, instead of searching for the latest supplement, wellness “hack,” or trendy workout, it’s to refocus on what’s common to all living beings – water.
Sometimes, looking for another career can mean much more than applying to another desk job. Sometimes, it’s opening your eyes to new things that completely change your life for the better.
Whether you’re a health-conscious person curious about improving your home’s water or someone exploring a new way to create a more meaningful lifestyle, I am here to help you with both.
Connect with me at marinakrauth.marketing@gmail.com to learn more or ask questions about upgrading your home water system and your career.
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Marina Krauth, Online Business Mentor & Entrepreneur
Marina Krauth is an online business mentor and entrepreneur who helps individuals build freedom-based online businesses focused on health, personal growth, and authentic living. After experiencing burnout, she chose a different path, creating a business that aligns with her own values and offers true flexibility. Today, Marina guides others to embark on this transformative journey, using a proven business model as a vehicle to achieve freedom, fulfillment, and meaningful life changes. Through her mentorship and coaching, she empowers a growing community of freedom-seekers to live purposefully and create lasting impact.
