What's the difference between structured water and reverse osmosis?

Structured water and reverse osmosis are two distinct concepts related to water treatment, and they have different purposes and effects on water quality.

Structured water refers to the concept that water molecules can form organized patterns or structures due to various influences, such as electromagnetic fields, mineral content, and energy. It has beneficial effects on the body and the environment. Structured water is considered one of the healthiest types of water, and it is considered similar to pure, untouched, and uncontaminated water found in glacier melts and natural springs.

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Reverse osmosis is a water purification method used to remove a wide range of contaminants from water, including dissolved salts, heavy metals, bacteria, viruses, and other impurities. It is a physical process that forces water through a semi-permeable membrane, allowing water molecules to pass through while rejecting larger contaminants. The result is purified water that is free from many contaminants commonly found in tap water and other water sources.

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Reverse osmosis is a very popular water filtration method, but it removes all beneficial minerals from the water, along with the contaminants and bacteria. Sometimes reverse osmosis or majorly filtered water is referred to as "dead water." Structured water removes unwanted sediment while leaving in the minerals and characteristics that are essential elements to water that is "alive."