Learn About the Water
Hey, we're Liz & Micah
We're Liz & Micah, and along with our partner Brendon we built this map for the community. We love this water, and we wanted a friendly way to help curious people find it and to connect the people who love sharing it, whether they are individuals or businesses.
No pressure, no pitch. Just a warm way to connect a community that already looks out for each other.
Most of us were never taught to question our water
We obsess over food, sleep, supplements and training, and we pour money into all of it. Yet we rarely stop to look at the one thing our entire body is actually built on: the water we drink all day, every day.
So many people move through their days tired, foggy, and a little off, and quietly accept it as just how life feels. We're not here to diagnose anything or promise anything. But we think it's a fair question, one almost nobody asks: when did you last really think about your water?
For us, changing our water changed something. We've felt a difference in our own lives, and we've watched it matter to a lot of the people around us. Everyone's experience is their own. This is simply ours, and we wanted a way to share it.
Kangen: a return to source
The machines are made by Enagic, and the water is often called Kangen water. Kangen is a Japanese word that means "return to source," bringing water back toward its original, natural state. What comes out is electrolyzed reduced water.
Think about why people will drive for miles to fill jugs at a mountain spring. They're after water in a fresh, living, original form. This is that same idea, except the technology now lets you create it right in your home or business, every single day, instead of chasing it.
The best way to understand it is simply to try a glass. That's what this map is for. You can learn more at enagic.com.
We share our own experience only. Nothing here is a health, medical, or income claim.
Why a map?
Because the water travels better as a community than as a machine in a suitcase. Going somewhere new? Find someone nearby. Curious for the first time? Find someone friendly to try it with. Have the water yourself? Get on the map so others can find you.