Life without water is impossible. It’s in the food you eat and the beverages you drink. It even makes up about 60 percent of the human body. Our brains are 70 percent water, our lungs are 90 percent water, and our blood is more than 80 percent water. Because of this, water serves several essential functions to keep your body performing.
- It is a building material, a critical nutrient to the life of all cells.
- It transports the proteins and carbohydrates that our bodies use as food into the bloodstream.
- It flushes waste from our system.
- It regulates our internal body temperature through respiration and perspiration.
- It’s a shock absorber for our spinal cord, brain, and fetus.
- It forms saliva, vital for digesting food and protecting your teeth.
- It lubricates your joints.
Humans need to consume water every single day to survive. The amount of water you intake varies based on your age, gender, and where you live, but generally, you will need to drink between 1 and 7 liters a day to prevent your body from becoming dehydrated.
All drinking water, however, is not created equal. Simply drinking water will not hydrate the cells in your body within minutes like most of us are led to believe. To hydrate at a cellular level, water must contain energy to manifest the functions needed. Filtered and chlorinated water, for example, do not adequately hydrate cells. The bond created in water molecules is bound together so tightly that it increases the surface tensions far beyond the surface of the body fluids that surround every cell in our body. This bonding results in what is known as electrically damaged water, which in turn, fails to hydrate the body on a cellular level. Due to this inability, the body will immediately dump the water consumed.
This is the primary reason why I developed iDrink Nano-Nutrient Water. I wanted to create water that focused on better hydration and nutrition. iDrink Nano-Nutrient Water is the first of its kind, containing 72 nano-sized vitamins, minerals, supplements, and more added to it thanks to an innovative nanotechnology process.