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Brand New i-H2O System Offers Ultra-Hydrating ‘Intelligent Water’ For Improved Wellness
Photo courtesy of GIA Wellness.

Brand New i-H2O System Offers Ultra-Hydrating ‘Intelligent Water’ For Improved Wellness

A brand new technology called i-H2O is offering users a way to transform ordinary drinking water into an ultra-hydrating “intelligent water” for improved overall wellness and a number of health benefits, according to GIA Wellness officials.


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The i-H2O water system has been shown to help significantly increase hydration levels, support optimal nutrient absorption, aid the body’s natural detoxification process, balance pH-levels, promote youthful-looking skin, neutralize free radicals, support powerful antioxidant effects and maintain antibacterial and antifungal properties.

After consistently using the system for only one week, KHTS AM-1220 Owner Jeri Seratti-Goldman noticed she had more energy and focus.

Brand New i-H2O System Offers Ultra-Hydrating ‘Intelligent Water’ For Improved Wellness

Molecules in Single-file Alignment. Photo courtesy of GIA Wellness.

“GIA Wellness has brought a new level of healing to my practice and to my patient’s lives,” said Kathleen Kenneally, L.Ac., of Kenneally Acupuncture and the Healing Light Resource Center in Santa Clarita. “I am so glad there are now solutions to the growing problem of proper hydration and electro-pollution.”

Recent findings by 2003 Nobel Prize Winner Dr. Pete Agre have shown that in order for water to be optimally effective in the body, its molecules should be aligned in a manner similar to the water molecules of human cells at birth, called single-file alignment (SFA).

While humans naturally convert the water they drink into SFA at a young age, the body’s ability to do so significantly decreases over time, essentially compromising hydration levels, according to GIA officials.

Brand New i-H2O System Offers Ultra-Hydrating ‘Intelligent Water’ For Improved Wellness

Molecules in “chaotic” alignment. Photo courtesy of GIA Wellness.

The i-H2O activation system allows users to transform ordinary drinking water into its optimum state by reorganizing the “chaotic” structure of water molecules into SFA, making it easier for the body to absorb and optimally hydrate itself.

Dr. Veronique Chomniak told GIA Wellness officials that thousands of her patients over the years have suffered from what’s known as Unintentional Chronic Dehydration– which 75 percent of the world’s population experience –and has recommended the i-H2O system as a potential solution.

“Since introducing them to the super-liquid GIA i-H2O system, they’ve experienced first-hand what superior hydration feels and looks like,” Chomniak said. “The results with i-H2O have been beyond impressive.”

For more information about the iH2O Activation System, click here or contact Jeri Seratti-Goldman at 661-298-1220. 

Ed. Note: This article is a KHTS Feature story.

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Brand New i-H2O System Offers Ultra-Hydrating ‘Intelligent Water’ For Improved Wellness

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About Melissa Lampert-Abramovitch

Melissa Lampert-Abramovitch has been writing for KHTS since Feb. 2014. She currently writes “Community Spotlight” and feature stories, and coordinates all aspects of both the”KHTS Adopt a Pet” video feature series and “Top Things to Do in Santa Clarita.” She is the creator of “KHTS Adopt a Pet” and acted as News Editor from 2019-2020, as well as Features Director and Newsroom Manager from 2016-2018. A former Valley Publications Staff Writer, Melissa was a contributor to the Santa Clarita Gazette and Canyon Country Magazine from 2015-2016. She has published feature stories with Pet Me Magazine, The Pet Press, The Signal, COC's Cougar News, and KJAMS Radio.