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The Vitalizer Plus, Another Marketing Gimmick

The device purports to alter the structure of water in order to heal the "wounded"

By Robert Ursache, Gadgets Editor

26th of March 2007, 14:52 GMT

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Have you ever experienced the "Buyer's regret' syndrome"? You probably will if you buy the Water Vitalizer Plus. In a nutshell, this device uses far infrared energy, magnetic fields, vortices and turbulence in order to create an oxygen-rich, alkaline, energized and uniquely structured

Hexagonal Water.

Here's a short description of the "Hexagonal water concept": "Hexagonal Water is composed of six individual molecules of water, held together by common hydrogen bonds. This unique water structure is capable of rapid penetration within the cells of the body. Most tap water and bottled water is composed of large water conglomerates which are too large to move freely into the cells. It must be re-structured within the body to penetrate the cells."

In case you want to start your own internet business, here's what's making The Water Vitalizer Plus: a lid, a pitcher, a spinner, a silicone ring, a mineral Cube and the Vitalizer Base. The mineral Cube is its heart: it releases structure-making minerals during the vitalizing process to help structure the water and increase alkalinity.

There are more than twenty Structure-altered waters ("SAW") commercial products that purport to alter the structure of water in order to heal the "wounded". The devices claim to make water into "clusters" that are larger, smaller, or hexagonal-shaped, allowing them to more readily promote "cellular hydration" and remove "toxins" from your body. Will water that is "clustered" or altered in structure make you feel better? Really! Recent studies have shown that placebos can relieve the symptoms in about 40 percent of those who suffer from chronic ailments. The good news is that hexagonal water can at least be used for cooking. Rgarden sells this for 497$.

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Vitalizer Plus | Hexagonal water | Medical gadget | Gadget | Medical Device

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