Double Helix Water is a unique naturally-occurring substance, now available in a concentrated form, which has been shown to promote general health and to improve the body’s functions on a cellular and sub-cellular level. Taking as little as ten drops per day has been shown to improve immune function, cellular metabolism, cell-to-cell communication pathways, and general energy levels of the body. These factors each play a roll in Physical health.
Clinical studies seem to indicate that Double Helix Water improves the function of the cell at the mitochondrial level, thus enhancing ATP production, providing increased energy.* When the cell functions at this improved level, it can be more efficient in its metabolic processes, producing more ATP and proteins, as well as better clearing waste products from its cytoplasm. At this level it can function with 100% efficiency, as it was meant to do, without the hindrance of accumulated metabolic waste products.
In non-medical terms, evidence suggests that Double Helix Water may provide the body’s cells with a cellular “tune up,” cleaning the waste matter and permitting the functions to run more cleanly and efficiently. When some metabolic pathways have not been running at optimal levels, or have even broken down, Double Helix Water can help to restore them to their optimum levels.
While more work is being done with a number of universities to further investigate Double Helix Water’s entire range of effects on the mitochondria production of ATP, clinical evidence strongly supports improved immune function, improved fracture healing, increased energy, and an improved overall feeling of balance and wellness.
As regards physical exercise, and in the fields of athletics and sports, the enhanced removal of lactic acids from muscle tissues and improved healing of small injuries could reduce soreness or pain during and following intense work-outs or competitions. This, in part, could explain reports of improved endurance and faster recovery rates by athletes using Double Helix Water to improve their performance.
Aside from its obvious other uses, Double Helix Water is a perfect addition to the regimen of anyone seeking to improve physical health through exercise. Our evidence demonstrates improved energy, balance and a feeling of well-being, enhanced healing, and improved cellular metabolism (both of building proteins and of extraction of metabolic wastes, such as lactic acid).
* The mitochondria are the parts of the cell that produce the cell’s energy. That energy is ATP (adenosine triphosphate). It is ATP that is used in all the body’s metabolic processes as the source of energy for the chemical reactions.
February 2, 2012 at 4:55 pm
This sounds like some really great stuff even with the controversial messages that I have read it still sounds like a great item and the people that negative about it don’t have any proof of what they are saying anyway. I will admit that the price is a bit steep but I think for what it does it would be well worth it. Thanks you for posting al the information and comments that you have.
February 2, 2012 at 1:53 pm
I just finished a grueling legs and back workout today and I felt kind of weary which hit me more so after I showered and had the time to cool down and relax. All I had to drink to replenish my muscles was some Gatorade. I wonder how much better my body would feel if I had a recovery supplement like Double Helix Water. I have heard so many good reviews from people who used it as a recovery drink.
January 31, 2012 at 1:42 pm
@ Doris. It’s true that after you eat something that energizes you and makes you feel less tired, it is disappointing to go back to the old weakness. That goes for anything you do to improve your health, whether it be food, exercise, or supplements. None of them are a “magic bullet” that you take once and never more have to feel bad. That would be like eating one balanced meal, followed by a diet of total junk food, and being disappointed by the results.
January 31, 2012 at 1:37 pm
@Ollie. Yes, it is sold in some gyms.
January 31, 2012 at 10:00 am
Is this miracle water supplement considered a holistic supplement or does it fall under the category of sports drinks? Holistic or natural health products represent a booming business niche worldwide and many people are jumping on board to take advantage of the trend. I find it interesting how this product has centered their marketing campaign around a published book which covers the findings that the product’s creators reveal in their highly technical book which is available at amazon.
January 31, 2012 at 9:13 am
The growth of the top performing products in the estimated $24-25 billion U.S. dietary supplement market is rising at double-digit rates thanks to increased consumer focus on health, better industry regulation, and trends geared toward greater globalization and financing. This is what industry sources suggest. So it wouldn’t surprise me to see this product become a best seller for its creators. If that comes to pass, it will mean lots of extra profits for resellers like gyms.
January 30, 2012 at 4:56 am
I have been using Double Helix Water for over 3 weeks now, exactly as stated, taking 2 glasses daily. At the first few days I did not notice any real change, however a few days into the 2nd week of taking Double Helix Water I started to feel the difference. My friend is taking it in order to help recover from breaking both his feet after a serious freestyle rock-climbing accident. So I’m rooting for Helix.
January 30, 2012 at 2:54 am
My veterinarian told me that she has found Double Helix to be a cutting edge product that works deeply to heal her canine and feline patients. She said that she found it helpful in cases of arthritis, autoimmune disease, cancer and diabetes along with other medical problems. She went on to tell me that another excellent aspect is that it is easy to administer to most pets. So I decided to buy a one month sample for my dog.
January 29, 2012 at 7:12 am
As more people look to holistic and naturopathic medicine to bring their body back to balance, new research by top universities across the nation is redefining health and the body’s role in healing. The stuff Dr. Shui-yin Lo, has written about how Qi flows throughout the body on a thin layer of water within the current of the Meridian System is too hard for a layman such as myself to comprehend. I would rather do the drinking test myself.
January 29, 2012 at 6:30 am
By the looks of that microscopic footage of the cells activity levels before and after drinking Double Helix Water, I would have to presume that consuming 8 ounces of Double Helix Water has the potential to make you like a super hero with the sort of super healing powers as the X-Men character, Wolverine. On a more serious level, though, the reason we age is because our the process of cell regeneration slows down until it comes to a complete halt.
January 28, 2012 at 9:56 am
I know someone whose had experiences with this Double Helix Water. He suffered a groin pull. I’ve never had this type injury before but heard it could be very slow healing. The second day after he started manifesting the groin pull he could barely crawl. He took the Double Helix Water twice the first day he felt the groin pull coming on and twice every day thereafter. By the third day, he could walk and go outside.
January 27, 2012 at 9:28 am
Facinating! I have never heard of double helix water before. You blog does a great job on the home page of giving enough information to spark interest without going overboard. I found myself going into several of the tabs for more information. This is something I would love to try.
January 26, 2012 at 11:38 pm
The definition of the word helix is, A curve on a conical or cylindrical surface that would become a straight line if the surface were unrolled into a plane. I wonder if this product is named aptly to describe what you would see on a microscopic level when the cells of the body interact or come into contact with this product. I wonder if anything happens at all. This seems to be a controversial subject.
January 23, 2012 at 7:28 am
And so the debates continue. I have read some great reviews of elderly people who feel invigorated by Helix Water and others who engage in vigorous workout regimens who started to take Helix Water and report improved stamina and recovery from their workouts. Conversely, I have read some reviews from various kinds of skeptics ranging from the average person, to chemistry college majors who are more capable of understanding the chemistry behind this technology. I guess you just have to try it yourself.
January 22, 2012 at 1:10 pm
The gym where I work out is planning on ordering some of this to market at the gym, I can’t wait to try it, I’ve been discussing it with the trainers there and they truly believe in it. One of them told me he has been taking it about two months now and has never felt so good, but he also said he doesn’t use ten drops a day he uses five.
January 22, 2012 at 11:46 am
I have to admit that I am normally quite a skeptic. But when it comes to human history, I do not believe what conventional historians and archeologists try and teach us. I believe our ancient pre-recorded history is much more mysterious and incredible than any of us could ever imagine. So if can have such a radical belief system, why should I doubt incredible claims about water, which after all Is necessary for life itself.
January 21, 2012 at 12:17 pm
Indeed, it is apparent that this has become quite the controversial topic and the subject of a whole lot of debate. This is clear from all of the information I have come across over the internet. But then again, some of the newest and greatest innovations in history have all started with controversy and its share of skeptics. With every new and innovative product or service, there is always some measure of buyer resistance, until enough time passes for a vast number of people to try it themselves and convince others of the benefits.
January 20, 2012 at 8:27 am
You mentioned that this will improve immune function, is that the case if you already have an immune deficiency? I have a relative that has an illness that zaps their immune system and their energy level, I think they call it Lupus, and it’s really easy for them to catch anything that anybody around them has, will this help them? I’ll send them a link to this blog so they can check it out themselves.
January 17, 2012 at 2:13 pm
The cellular tune up this give the body seems to work wonders for some people. I have a girlfriend that really never was that active in sports or anything and she isn’t in the best of shape. Now that she has started taking this water she is a complexly different person. We go out dancing and she can go all night with out stopping it truly is an amazing thing to see.
January 17, 2012 at 1:57 pm
I have seen great improvement in my stamina at the gym, I am keeping up with young guys about half my age and they can’t believe it. One guy actually asked me if I was taking enhancement drugs, after I told him what I was taking he said he was going to try it. I’ve also spoken to the gym owner he is thinking of getting some to sell at the gym.
January 16, 2012 at 5:37 pm
I have gone to every part of your web site and read the reviews all the way to the Articles and it would seem that everybody that has anything to do with this water is extremely happy with it. Have you had any unhappy customers at all? I always like to get both sides of the story before I try something so I thought I would ask. If you haven’t that is great too!
January 16, 2012 at 5:37 pm
Wow this is truly amazing, I was just reading about this in a health food store the other day and thought I should try some, then I run across your blog today that explains even more about it and the things it can do. My only fear is that I will have to take it the rest of my life, do you have any evidence that proves otherwise? Do you offer a promo code discount?
January 15, 2012 at 11:22 pm
This stuff is great I have tried it for just a short time now and I can already tell there is a big difference in how I feel and the energy I have to do anything. You should put more testimonies on your front page of your blog so people can see how great this stuff is. Thank you for all the information on this miracle water.
January 15, 2012 at 1:37 pm
I have a physical therapist that I’m going to give this information too I would bet that he’ll look into getting some of this to sale in his office after he reads this I’m so excited to try it, I wish something like this would have come out when I was young enough to benefit from it but hopefully it will help my arthritis. Thank you for bringing this to the public.
January 15, 2012 at 1:22 pm
So, if you try this water and it works miracles for you and you decide to continue to take it, are there discounts for repeat customers? Does it work if you use less than 10 drops a day so that it goes farther? You have a lot of information on your site and you did an excellent job putting it all together. I’ll have to give this a try. Your blog was very informative.
January 15, 2012 at 11:37 am
I was primarily interested in testing this product for myself to see if I could gain some kind of a benefit with regard to recovering from vigorous workouts. I try to work out six days per week by dong a versatile regimen including weight training, plyometrics, aerobics, Yoga and running. As you can imagine, this diverse workout regimen hits the body with the gamut of stresses which confuses the muscles. So a product that helps with recovery is important.
January 14, 2012 at 12:37 am
I wish someone offered a free trial of this water so that you could try it before investing a lot of money into it. I am thinking if this product is as good as they are saying it is then people are going to want it especially after they try it for a couple of weeks. I would let them try it then sell it to them because they will be hooked.
January 13, 2012 at 11:52 pm
This water really sounds like a miracle cure for some things, I don’t know if I like the idea of having to stay on it though or go back to feeling tired and weak. You mentioned that fitness centers were really getting interested in this product? Do you think physical therapists are going to start using it as well? That would be great for someone like me with a bum knee.
January 12, 2012 at 4:07 pm
I work with a personal trainer and I’m going to suggest this to him for his clients that are recovering from serious injuries and need physical therapy. Maybe this stuff can help them recover more quickly. This sounds like a truly amazing product and I can’t wait to see what it will do for them. You also said something about the fitness industry getting in on this, is that correct, like selling it in gyms?
January 12, 2012 at 9:52 am
I have experienced very positive results with Double Helix Water, as both a pre-workout and post-workout supplement. As a post-workout supplement, I noticed that I don’t have to eat as much after a heavy training session in order to feel satisfied – while normally I would need several servings in order to achieve this. This is probably because the nutrients in the food are absorbed far more efficiently with the help of Double Helix Water. Another improvement when taking Double Helix Water is that I recover enough on the following day to do another workout
January 11, 2012 at 2:52 pm
If this stuff is half as good as you are saying it is then I can see why the fitness industry would want to get involved as well. Do you think there will ever be a time when this is sold in the gyms? I noticed it was like $52 for a month supply, if it’s sold in the gyms do you think it will be cheaper? Will it ever come in different sizes.
January 11, 2012 at 2:52 pm
The technical chemical aspects may seem complex, but the gist is that people notice results. Evidence indicates that stable water clusters operate on a cellular level, providing the body’s cells with a cellular “tune up, cleaning the waste matter and permitting the functions to run more cleanly and efficiently and helping restore cellular metabolic pathways to their optimum, natural levels. If you want wellness, fitness and health, if you want to survive, I think its worth a try.
January 11, 2012 at 2:37 pm
The effect that this water has on the blood cells is quite amazing. The mystery is in the Stable Water Clusters isn’t it, they contain an actual polar charge and you can form them at room temperature, that is pretty amazing stuff. I wonder if you took the water from the glaciers up north if you would have the same polar charge?