It is a known fact that the fluid in your cells is different from the most pure water you could drink.
Cellular fluid is thinner or wetter than regular water which means it has a lower surface tension.
Your body has to work to make ordinary water more bio-available to your cells, and as the years pass your body is less effective at this task. Here are some of the common aging effects as your cells begin to dry up and suffer from dehydration. The state of the fluids surrounding your cells that either assists or inhibits their nourishment and their ability to expel their waste products, is called your Biological Terrain. When the Biological Terrain is out of the healthy range, and cells can not perform, a person is at high risk to contract a wide spectrum of acute and chronic diseases, as well as physical deterioration and more rapid aging. During this century, despite many technological advances in our society, we have declined in some ways.