Once considered an innocuous, inert liquid, years of research have documented the unusual and, at times, unpredictable nature of this life-giving substance. The water found in our bodies is either bound or clustered. Bound water is bound to proteins and not very mobile. Clustered water molecules are held together in small bundles by shared hydrogen atoms. As we age, our biowater becomes more bound and we become dehydrated.
Some scientists attribute wrinkles directly to dehydration.
Folklore and tall tales recall people drinking from clear springs with miraculous results. Legend has it that people who drank water from a spring in Lourdes, France, were instantly invigorated. This remarkable legend, along with many other therapeutic reports from around the world, led Dr. Lee Lorenzen, an internationally recognized biochemist, to investigate the validity of the legends. Through intensive and documented research, Dr. Lorenzen discovered that the water found in the legendary springs contained clustered water molecules. After years of intensive study and experimentation, Dr. Lorenzen was able to replicate, through magnetic resonance technology, the clustered water found in the natural springs.