Could restructuring water molecules benefit our health?


MRET changes the angle of the hydrogen-oxygen bonds in water molecules from 104.5 degrees to 114.5 degrees, which is similar to that of intracellular water. — Wikimedia Commons

Water is something we really don’t really think about – we drink it, we filter it, we think it works.

But emerging technologies have begun to imply that the widespread concept of universal water behaviour in the body is an overestimate.

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