I grew up in Baguio — a small city tucked high in the misty mountains of the Philippines, where wellness wasn’t really something we thought about. Life there was simple, and health wasn’t a daily conversation — it was mostly about making it through each day.

 

After moving to California and raising my family here, my view slowly began to change. It started with seeing close friends and family experience real benefits from Kangen water — including my dear family friend Jane, who shared how it helped ease her ailments during chemotherapy. At first, I’ll be honest: I didn’t completely understand it. But over time, I saw small but meaningful changes in myself: I was sleeping better, feeling genuinely more hydrated, staying healthier, and even having more steady energy throughout the day.

 

One of my biggest reasons for embracing Kangen, though, was deeply personal: my husband’s long struggle with acid reflux. Knowing that this water could help him in even small ways made it more than worth it.

 

Beyond the health side, what truly drew me in was the business itself. Becoming an independent distributor meant stepping away from the limitations of my corporate job — and choosing work that felt meaningful and aligned with my heart. Financially, it’s also given us more freedom and security than I expected. And something that really surprised and impressed me: Kangen’s strong pension plan for distributors, which makes this feel not just like a side business, but a real investment in our family’s future.

 

Today, wellness isn’t just something I read about — it’s become part of who I am, what I share, and what I truly believe in. And it all started with something as simple as changing the water we drink every day.