Backed by Research,
Proven by Science
Water is extraordinary—it’s the most anomalous substance in the universe. Every day, scientists uncover new insights into its unique properties, many of which occur at nanoscale levels and attosecond time scales
Stronger Bridges Improve
Your Overall Health
The strength of hydrogen bridges plays a key role in cellular hydration. When these bridges are stronger, water can penetrate the cells more effectively, leading to optimal hydration. This "wetness" inside the cells prevents toxins from binding, allowing them to be excreted through aquaporins, the specialized water channels in cell membranes.
When cells achieve optimal hydration, their morphology and motility improve, yielding remarkable health benefits:
Jiva Water
Hydrates You Truly
Jiva Water is re-energized water with higher density, lower surface tension, and stronger hydrogen bridges. This makes it easier for your cells to absorb water, providing you with a range of health benefits.
The Science Behind
Jiva Water Devices
Jiva Water Devices are designed using principles of Biomimicry, replicating the natural flow of water to create a piezoelectric effect that re-energizes it.
FAQs
How does the device work?
Jiva Water Devices energize water using principles of biomimicry, imitating the natural flow of water. This process strengthens hydrogen bridges and increases water density, making it easier for cells to absorb. As a result, you experience improved hydration and numerous health benefits.
What are hydroden bridges?
Water molecules (H₂O) are made up of two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom. Hydrogen bridges are formed between two hydrogen atoms of adjacent water molecules when they come closer. This structure allows water to flow smoothly, penetrate cell membranes, and support key biological processes.
What is Biomimicry?
Biomimicry is the art of using nature's principles in the design of devices, products, or materials to address current challenges faced by society. It involves studying nature’s solutions to complex problems and applying those insights to innovate sustainable and effective solutions.
For instance, the design of airplanes was inspired by the flight of birds. Engineers studied how birds fly and adapted those principles to create aerodynamics for airplanes, resulting in efficient and safe flight technology. This is an example of how nature's solutions have been translated into human innovations.
What is Biomimicry?
Biomimicry is the art of using nature's principles in the design of devices, products, or materials to address current challenges faced by society. It involves studying nature’s solutions to complex problems and applying those insights to innovate sustainable and effective solutions.
For instance, the design of airplanes was inspired by the flight of birds. Engineers studied how birds fly and adapted those principles to create aerodynamics for airplanes, resulting in efficient and safe flight technology. This is an example of how nature's solutions have been translated into human innovations.