Why Athletes Choose Hexagonal Water

Hexagonal water can have a dramatic effect on a number of metabolic functions in the human body. But then, why not? Water is involved in every biological activity. It makes sense that more efficient water would have an impact on just about everything the body does.

Water is responsible for the activity of proteins and the activation of enzymes. It is the highway that delivers electromagnetic currents to fuel our cellular reactions. It is the resonance field through which our cells communicate. It is even involved in the transfer of data from the DNA. But in order for water to carry out these tasks in an optimal manner, it must be pure and "organized." Hexagonal water is organized into subunits of 6 individual water molecules which are hydrogen-bonded, forming a liquid crystal matrix capable of transferring nutrients and information within the body more efficiently.

Imagine the static when radio waves encounter interference in the atmosphere; the radio message becomes completely distorted. It is the same within our bodies. Water carries the vibrations and frequencies that transfer information along communication networks. When the water itself is filled with interference, the signals and messages become distorted. Pollution and the lack of organization in the water we drink is critical to accurate biological information exchange.

Hexagonal water for rapid hydration

Most athletes know how important it is to stay hydrated during performance. Water is vital for thermoregulation, replacement of fluid volume and the uptake of nutrients and electrolytes at the cellular level. Athletes are generally more in touch with how their bodies respond to quality supplements -- including the kind of water they drink. Perhaps this is why they have been some of the first to advocate the consumption of hexagonal water.

Organized hexagonal water units move more rapidly into the cellular environment -- hydration is accomplished much quicker. It actually takes less hexagonal water to hydrate the body since the water is more efficient. Body composition analysis shows water movement into the cells in fewer than 10 minutes.

One study indicated that hexagonal water was 13 times more efficient than distilled water. This means that it takes less hexagonal water to produce the same cellular hydration. For the athlete, that's important. A little goes a long way toward the reduction of fluid loss during performance, and there's no water sloshing around in your stomach.

Water is also responsible for the more efficient removal of wastes (especially lactic acid). Most athletes who drink hexagonal water notice they recover faster after a workout.

Hexagonal water improves blood volume

During strenuous activity, blood volume decreases. This is due to an overall reduction in body water (blood is between 85-90% water). Reduced blood volume diminishes the oxygen to muscles and has a subsequent effect on endurance and performance. Hexagonal water increases blood voloume, improves blood flow and increases endurance. One recent test showed that mice who consumed hexagonal water for 30 days nearly doubled their exercise time before the onset of fatigue. This same study also showed higher levels of glycogen storage in the liver. (Glycogen is the primary source of fuel during exercise and plays a major role in athletic endurance.)

Live blood analysis

Live blood analysis illustrates the rapid reduction in agglutination (clumping - which hinders absorption of oxygen and the delivery of nutrients) of red blood cells following the consumption of hexagonal water. This showed a capacity for greater oxygen uptake and more efficient nutrition utilization. It also represents an improved ability to remove cellular waste.

How much is enough?

To maintain proper hydration, it is recommended that everyone consume a minimum of 2 liters of hexagonal water per day. Athletes should consume 500 mls. 30 minutes before exercise -- then, depending on temperature and duration of exercise, they should consume 100-300 mls. every 30 minutes. Many individuals notice more frequent urination when they begin to consume hexagonal water. Many also report increased energy and a heightened sense of well-being; and depending on their level of health, some report the symptoms of detoxification -- characterized by a short period of fatigue, headache and/or other symptoms.

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References

Chen D. et al. Enhancement of swimming endurance by oral administration of clustered water. J. Internat. Soc. of Sports Nutr. (2005) 2(1):1-30 Poster #42.

Wang, Z.Y. et al. Microclustered water and hydration. Asia Pac. J. Clin. Nutr. (2004) 13:S128.