MRET Water Activator

As Brene Brown says, "the critics have the cheap seats." If a product review seeks to criticize something, it might be a good idea to be in the ring and have used the product. My results as a mom, wife, health coach and wellness consultant have been very positive with hundreds of individuals using the MRET water activator from GIA WELLNESS ([...]). The GIA Wellness MRET water has some added benefits. This unit restructures water and liquids you activate with it into long range linear structure called Single File Alignment (SFA), so that your cellular portals, called Aquaporins, can better absorb (see Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2003). The results with my own family and many others validate the already validated and peer reviewed science behind the patent for the MRET. Some of my favorite testimonials and product experiences include but are not limited to the following: improved hydration and detoxification, more energy, improved bowel function and digestion, help with headaches that are linked to dehydration, help with skin issues, rashes etc, less discomfort in the body where an inflammatory process is taking place, improved mental clarity and clearing of brain fog. I have seen great results with more serious degenerative conditions as well as a result, I assume, of helping the body hydrate, detoxify and better absorb nutrients. Of course the patent research proves many things like improved hydration, detoxification, antibacterial, anti fungal, anti viral, cancer inhibiting, pH balancing, antioxidant, probiotic, improved oxygenation of the blood, enhanced nutrient absorption, anti-nflammattory properties, and more.the peer reviewed book, The Biophysics of Activated Water includes this science. Great Product. The bottom line is, when you support the body's ability to hydrate, detox, create cellular energy, improve cellular communication and o much more, it's amazing what the body can do to repair and perform. Everyone should own one!

My parents naively bought one of these. I was shocked to learn it was $500. It's looks like a $1 plastic jug with a blinking red light on top that supposedly indicates that it's working. (My parent's stare at it with naive satisfaction) Also, the health claims they make are ridiculous. None of it is medically verified. It's all marketing to scam people into paying $500 for a chunk of plastic. FYI, I googled the CEO of this scam. He was accused of running a Ponzi scheme in San Diego. Google "Actis Global Ventures" to see it for yourself. I'm ashamed Amazon even allowed this scam onto their website. DO NOT BUY THIS.