Bombarding consumers with a flurry of poorly explained science and taking advantage of most people’s limited knowledge of chemistry, physics, and physiology is the modus operandi of the ‘Hexagonal Water‘ merchants out there.
Hexagonal Water suppliers claim that this type of drinking water can have positive effects on the body that range from the improbable to the downright bizarre. According to these people, this water has a special molecular structure that is healing to biological organisms, and that, weirdly, this structure resonates with energetic vibrations of the body to amplify life force.
But it doesn’t take a great deal to work out that, once you peer past the marketing and examine the lofty Hexagonal Water claims, they don’t stand up to scrutiny, and you are better of investing in genuine healthy water products, like ionized water produced from home water ionizers.
Hexagonal Water is called as-such because of its apparent structure at a molecular level. According to the developers of this product, H2O “exhibits numerous unusual physical and bio physical properties,” and that, because it has recently been discovered that water can “store information”, organizing water molecules into six-individual molecules of water held together by common hydrogen bonds gives it “properties of molecular coherence”. Finally, this amplifies water’s apparently natural abilities to store and transfer information. Presumably, this extremely questionable science is what will be of huge benefit to your health. If you are left scratching your head after reading all that, don’t worry. You are meant to be confused. But it gets worse.
According to proponents, water stores information by “remembering” what it comes into contact with, so it purportedly “remembers” cadmium, lead, mercury, solvent, estrogen, plant protection agents, lacquers, weak acid, x-ray contrast liquids, bleach, softener etc. And bizarrely, it is claimed water also remembers “thoughts, emotions, and music.” At this point, I was shaking my head in disbelief, but the long and short of it is this: because Hexagonal Water has a stable structure (that forms a Star Tetrahedron or Kepler’s Star when viewed in profile apparently) it is better able to transfer good properties to biological organisms and human cells. This structure and resulting energy in the water is also what makes it super healthy, “like the spring water from Lourdes, France”, it is claimed.
First of all, it isn’t worth even examining the claims about water memory. This hasn’t been scientifically proven, but neither can we scientifically disprove it, despite logic telling us that it is all fantasy marketing. There isn’t any science to prove that a specifically six-molecule water structure is more hydrating to cells either. And the natural spring water famous for its healing properties from Lourdes isn’t healthy because of any nonsense about energetic vibrations. It is healthy because, in the real world, there are things that we have all heard about called antioxidants. These are formed in spring water when water is energized by the sun’s rays. This energy causes a reaction with the minerals in the water, called electrolysis. This process forms hydroxyl ions, which are nature’s natural antioxidant, and their presence turns water alkaline too. Hydroxyl ions are antioxidants as they fight oxidation: damage to cells through free radicals. It’s this neutralization potential of harmful free radicals in the body that leads to a lessening of the effect of aging and disease. None of which has anything remotely connected to vibrations.
So after scrutiny, there are a whole lot of claims about Hexagonal Water and not a lot of science behind it. If you are looking for genuinely healthy water with proven antioxidant properties behind it, drink ionized water from an ionizer instead. With these home appliances, there are no nebulous scientific claims. Ionizers produce alkaline antioxidant water that is micro-clustered. Alkaline to balance your body’s pH level. Antioxidant to fight aging and disease. And micro-clustered for better cellular hydration to help flush toxins from the body. I think all that should make a lot more sense than water memories, vibrations and tetrahedron structures.
To your health,
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