A New Activated Water Charged by Electrophoresis, Effect on the Experimentally Immuno-Suppressed Animal and Their Anti-Oxidative Activity

Yasuteru  Eguchi; Nobuo  Yamaguchi; Dilxat  Yimit; Nurmuhamamt  Amat; Kei  Yokokawa; Parida  Hoxur

doi:10.4236/oji.2015.53012

OJI Vol.5 No.3 , August 2015

A New Activated Water Charged by Electrophoresis, Effect on the Experimentally Immuno-Suppressed Animal and Their Anti-Oxidative Activity

Yasuteru Eguchi¹^*, Nobuo Yamaguchi^1,2, Nurmuhamamt Amat³, Dilxat Yimit³, Parida Hoxur⁴, Kei Yokokawa⁴

Abstract: Every individuals expose to the lisk of conventional immunodeficiency in daily life with both internal and externals. In a series of investigation, we have been assessed the various health promoting menu such as hot spring hydrotherapy, acupuncture & moxibution, light excurse, evidenced Control water western medicine technique. In this report, we try to investigate the regulatory effect of hydrotherapy by activated water molecule as our representative menu under the influence of hypothalamus system. We set up both animal and human model for assessment of hydrotherapy. Before starting experimental assessment, six males and females seven-week-old ddY mice, are used for the acute oral toxicity study. There is no sign for toxicity as judged by body weight, organ inspection by veterinary doctor. Next, young ddY mice are experimentally induced diabetes and immune-deficient status by administrating cancer chemotherapeutic agent, Streptzotosin. Charged Water was evident to control the blood sugar level compared to the Control Water group together with conventional control group. Both experimental group of mice wear statistically significant for recovery from blood sugar level and antibody secreting cell both IgM and IgG plaque-forming cell. We confirm also activated water group delivered the granulocyte that slow down the oxidative stress by super oxide.

Keywords: New Charged Water, Hydrotherapy, Peripheral Leukocyte, Leukocyte Subsets Ratio, Diabetes Meritesanti-Oxidative Activity, CAM

Cite this paper: Eguchi, Y. , Yamaguchi, N. , Amat, N. , Yimit, D. , Hoxur, P. and Yokokawa, K. (2015) A New Activated Water Charged by Electrophoresis, Effect on the Experimentally Immuno-Suppressed Animal and Their Anti-Oxidative Activity. Open Journal of Immunology, 5, 122-132. doi: 10.4236/oji.2015.53012.

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