In the post-pandemic era, people's concern for health has reached unprecedented heights. To boost immunity and resist viral infections, people are focusing on balanced diets, exercise, adequate sleep, and nutritional supplements. Among these, drinking good water has become a key aspect of health awareness. Drinking hexagonal water, also known as structured water, is an excellent choice. Water nutrition experts point out that hexagonal water, due to its smaller molecular clusters, is more easily absorbed by the human body. It is even referred to as "cellular water." It not only helps transport nutrients and eliminate waste and toxins deposited inside or outside the body's organs, but also aids in the exchange of information between cells, maintains the normal functioning of cells and organs, and delays and slows down the aging process.
The Importance of Hexagonal Water to the Human Body
Hexagonal water plays an important role in human cells, especially in the role of electrical charges within cells. 
Taking red blood cells as an example, when there is hexagonal water on the surface of red blood cells, a negative charge called Zeta Potential (photo source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zeta_potential) will be formed, which causes the red blood cells to repel each other,reduce the viscosity and speed up the flow rate. At the same time, if the inner edge of the blood vessel wall also carries the negative charge of hexagonal water, the mutual repulsion between red blood cells and the blood vessel wall will further promote blood flow. Conversely, when there is not enough hexagonal water in the body, the blood becomes thicker and slows down.
Inside the cell, the difference in charge created by hexagonal water contributes to the electrical potential difference between the inside and outside of the cell membrane, which is critical for the proper functioning of the cell. Structured water not only improves blood circulation, but also helps the body fight against positively charged free radicals and has antioxidant effects.
Live blood samples – before and 20 minutes after drinking hexagonal water
Free Radicals and Antioxidants
Free radicals are molecules or atoms that contain unpaired electrons, making them highly reactive and prone to reacting with other molecules, thereby damaging cellular structures and functions. The production of free radicals is associated with various factors, including environmental pollution, radiation, smoking, and normal metabolic processes.
Antioxidants are a class of molecules that can neutralize free radicals by providing electrons to stabilize them, thereby preventing cellular damage. The negative charge in hexagonal water can act as an electron donor, helping to neutralize free radicals and thus reduce oxidative stress on the body.
Mitochondria and Hexagonal Water
Mitochondria are the powerhouses of the cell, responsible for producing adenosine triphosphate (ATP), the primary energy source needed for cellular activities. The electron transport chain within mitochondria is a series of chemical reactions that drive the production of ATP through electron transfer. This process requires the involvement of oxygen and hydrogen ions and results in the production of water.
When the cytochrome C oxidase (COX) protein in mitochondria is exposed to red light, far-infrared, and ultraviolet B radiation, it enhances mitochondrial activity and increases the production of metabolic water. This metabolic water carries a strong charge and is one of the purest water sources in the body, playing a crucial role in cellular function and health.
The Role of Hydrogen Bonds
Hydrogen bonds are crucial elements in hexagonal water, responsible for connecting water molecules to form a hexagonal structure. These bonds provide structural stability and can also store energy. When water molecules are stimulated by light, particularly red light, far-infrared, and ultraviolet B radiation, the hydrogen bonds capture and store this energy. This makes hexagonal water not only negatively charged but also an energized form of water. The energy stored in hydrogen bonds is similar to the way a battery stores energy, which can be released when needed to support various physiological processes within cells. This mechanism of energy storage and release makes hexagonal water play a vital role in cellular metabolism and physiological functions.
How to Increase Hexagonal Water Content in the Body
1. Light Exposure: Exposure to red light, far-infrared, and ultraviolet B can enhance the electron transport chain in mitochondria, increasing the production of metabolic water.
2. Exercise and Friction: Activities like exercise, massage, or yoga can increase collagen friction in the body, producing a piezoelectric effect that enhances the negative charge of hexagonal water.
3. Contact with Green Plants: Infrared wavelengths released by green plants help increase the structured water content in the body.
4. Increase Oxygen Intake: Engaging in aerobic exercise or breathing exercises can raise oxygen levels in the body, aiding mitochondria in producing hexagonal water.
5. Consume Sulfur-rich Foods: Foods like garlic, onions, and cruciferous vegetables are rich in sulfur compounds, which can enhance the negative charge of hexagonal water.
6. Hexagonal Water Generation Equipment: It utilizes advanced HKE (Hydrogen Kinetic Energy) physical resonance technology to simulate the natural formation process of hexagonal water, producing hexagonal water with high energy and high stability.
Potential Effects of AquaHex Hexagonal Water on Cells
AquaHex hexagonal water not only has excellent physical properties in theory, but may also have a variety of positive effects on biological cells:
1. Low isobaric pressure: The hexagonal water generated by AquaHex has low isobaric pressure and strong permeability, and can freely shuttle through cell membranes to provide nutrients and dissolved oxygen to cells.
2. Increase cell membrane potential: The negative charges in hexagonal water attach to the cell membrane, enhance the membrane potential difference, promote the effective exchange of substances inside and outside the cell, and improve cell metabolism efficiency.
3. Transmit messages to the cell nucleus through electrons and enhance antioxidant capacity: The negative charge of hexagonal water helps neutralize free radicals in the body, reduce oxidative stress, and protect cells from oxidative damage.
4. Promote blood circulation: The negative charge in hexagonal water can reduce the viscosity of red blood cells, promote blood flow, improve microcirculation, and contribute to the supply of nutrients, oxygen and waste elimination throughout the body.
5. Cell hydration: The structure of hexagonal water is closer to the form of water inside cells and can be more easily absorbed and utilized by cells. It enhances cell hydration, increases cell vitality, and proliferates new cells.
Hexagonal water produced by AquaHex equipment is long-lasting and can freely traverse between human cell membranes, facilitating nutrient transport, waste elimination, and unobstructed communication between internal organs. Long-term consumption of AquaHex long-lasting hexagonal water can significantly improve the body's detoxification function and metabolism, effectively revitalize cells, enhance the immune system, and alleviate ailments such as constipation, hyperuricemia, and gout. Moreover, if water can retain memories of pollutants, the HKE physical resonance can also remove these adverse pollutant memories. As the research on hexagonal water (structured water) continues to deepen, AquaHex hexagonal water will show broader and deeper application prospects in the biomedical field.
(In 1991, Nobel Prize recipient, physicist Dr. Wolfgang Ludwig, documented water's ability to store electromagnetic information and asserted that water transfers coherent information to living organisms.)