Various applications of magnetized water

In medicine, magnetized water can not only kill many bacteria and viruses, but also treat many diseases. For example, magnetized water is effective in treating various stone diseases (gallstones, bladder stones, kidney stones, etc.), stomach problems, high blood pressure, diabetes and colds. For healthy people, drinking magnetized water regularly can also help prevent diseases and keep fit.
In daily life, washing clothes with magnetized detergent solution can make clothes cleaner. Interestingly, the washing results are also satisfactory when washing clothes with magnetized water without using detergent.
Magnetized water does not mean that the water is magnetic, but that the water molecules form a specific water molecule structure due to the magnetic field. These properties are maintained for a certain period of time and then return to their original state. Water whose molecules are specially deformed due to a magnetic field is called magnetized water.
Magnetized water is a dense cluster of small water molecules that directly interact with macromolecules such as cell membrane structures or enzymes to participate in metabolism. When a strong magnetic field energy is formed, the positively charged hydrogen atoms (+) and the negatively charged oxygen atoms (-) combine and rotate, stretch, vibrate, and other movements to become micronized and activated. At this time, the molecular group (cluster) value of water molecules becomes smaller, and the adjacent clusters.

Features of magnetized water
►Reduce oxygen free radicals with free electromagnetic field. It does not mean that the oxygen concentration is high, but that the oxygen concentration is reduced.
► Due to the high biological activity, it strengthens the body's resistance.
►Maintains stickiness for a long time. (Magnetic water does not evaporate)
►Due to its dense molecular structure, it freezes slowly and melts quickly.
►Increase in viscosity.
►Solubility increases.
►Increased conductivity.

Why does magnetized water have such magical effects? This is a mystery that has not yet been solved. Some scientists believe that the water molecule itself is a small magnet. Since opposite magnetic poles attract each other, many water molecules in ordinary water will first attract each other and connect into huge "molecular clusters". This "molecular cluster" will weaken many physical and chemical properties of water. When ordinary water is acted upon by a magnetic field, the previously connected "molecular clusters" are broken, turning it into single, active water molecules. Of course, to fully uncover the mystery of magnetized water, people still need to continue researching and exploring.