Case Study: Long-Term Monitoring of Health Biomarkers after Drinking Structured Water Over 43 Months

Abstract

This case study presents a three-year monitoring of personal biomarkers before and after drinking structured water for a single subject. The five biomarkers were specifically chosen to assess the long-term effects of structured water (SW) on overall health status. The biomarker results show that Resting Energy Expenditure (REE) decreased by 18.3 %, and resting oxygen consumption rate (VO2) decreased by 21.6% after 43 months of drinking SW water. The positive changes in the five biomarkers suggest that SW water effectively replenished and maintained BSW water levels in the subject. Furthermore, the improved biomarker results indicate that drinking SW water significantly reduced the additional stress of relying solely on aerobic respiration to meet all cellular energy needs. Replenishing BSW water levels by drinking SW water could potentially reverse dehydration and aging health issues.