Clustered Water Technology Introduction

WATER... it’s the key to life, health and vitality. It’s the medium behind every process in the body. It helps regulate respiration, digestion, glandular activities, heat dissipation, blood circulation and waste removal - and that’s just the big picture. On the cellular level, water is the means of getting nutrients to the cells. Water is involved in the removal of toxins and waste materials. It even forms the matrix, which carries brain signals and nerve impulses throughout the body. Ultimately, water can be the difference between a balanced, alert and vital individual and one who experiences sickness, depression and disease.

Numerous studies within the last several years indicate that chronic dehydration is the underlying cause of many health problems - it has even been identified as one of the biggest factors in aging(1). Studies are also beginning to show that water has qualities (structure and memory) which have hitherto been unrecognized. One recent study, conducted in Japan, shows that structured water within the body decreases with age. This same study presents evidence that biological molecules require structured water in order to perform their functions. According to the paper, Aging Mechanism Associated with a Function of Biowater, when biological molecules are placed in unstructured water, they are “merely compounds” – with a decreased ability to perform their intended functions(3). These kinds of discoveries help to explain the degenerative processes involved in aging. They also provide an understanding which may help us to maintain the specific structure of the biowater within our bodies. According to this research, water clusters are found in high concentrations in our young cells, but as we age, they destabilize and by the time we are 60 years old, the amount of clustered water in our bodies is only about 40% of the total(3). This means that the ability to maintain youthful levels of structured water could delay the degenerative processes involved in aging and could significantly enhance our quality of life. In fact, this is exactly what those who use Clustered Water® say it does!

What is Clustered Water®? How is it different from ordinary water?

Water can be classified into two general categories: "bound" and "clustered." Typically, water is found in large conglomerates (groupings of unorganized water molecules) which are too large to move freely into the cells of the human body. This is commonly referred to as “bound” water. These masses of water are large and bulky on the molecular scale (see illustration A). Tap water, naturally occurring water (i.e. lakes, streams, ocean, etc), and even purified water that you purchase at the store is comprised of this bound water.

Clustered Water® is different! Through extensive filtration and the patented Clustered Water Technology Processing, water molecules are broken down from a bound state into small, stable molecular ring and chain "clusters." These small units, or “clusters,” are able to move more freely through cell membranes, helping to carry nutrients and expelling waste products with much greater ease and speed than ordinary water. (See illustration B). Laboratory and clinical studies have shown Clustered Water® hydrates more effectively, improves nutrient absorption, and improves metabolic efficiency. Do you know any other water that can claim that?!

Why Hydrate?

Did you know that our bodies are between 65-70% water, and some tissues (such as our brain) can be up to 90% water? Water is essential for healthy cell function. We depend on water to transport oxygen and nutrients to our cells as well as clean out the buildup of carbon dioxide and other waste products we accumulate every day.
The human body is extremely energy efficient, monitoring and mending thousands of functions and processes on a daily basis to support healthy life. Just like daily demands on our time, there is only a limited supply of energy to go around. When the demand for this energy exceeds the supply, our bodies are often unable to fight the buildup of toxins.