Source of Electromagnetic Fields

Electromagnetic fields (EMF) are created by electricity as it travels or is used in our electronic devices. This also includes cellphone towers, microwave towers and power lines. Environmental exposure to man-made electromagnetic fields has been steadily increasing, as has the demand for electricity and advancing technologies.

Exposure to electromagnetic fields is not a new phenomenon.

However, when you get in the vicinity of significant EMF energy, it affects the hardness or viscosity of the water in your body, which means it dehydrates. Simply, EMF energy makes it very difficult for your body to stay hydrated.

Dynamic Enhancements to offset undesired energy

Natural Action Technologies has found elements that help neutralize electromagnetic energy that many of us are bombarded with daily.  Through research and development, the company’s founder Clayton Nolte introduced our first “Dynamically Enhanced” units designed specifically to offset this undesired energy.

These enhancements assist in addressing the increased toxicity we are seeing in water environments all over the world. Our Structured Water units are the only known structuring products on the market that offer these enhancements. Natural Action Technologies has found elements that may neutralize electromagnetic energy that many of us are bombarded with daily.

In using Dynamically Enhanced Structured Water, Natural Action Technologies’ units offers instant hydration.  All water molecules enter your body on a cellular level and because there is less resistance, the water molecules, instantly feed your cells.  Technically, this is done by creating an ion effect, or what is referred to as an ion exchange unit.  All aspects of this design are naturally embedded within these units.

These enhancements assist in addressing the increased toxicity we are seeing in water environments all over the world.  Our Structured Water units are the only known structuring products on the market that offer these enhancements.

Environmental exposure to man-made electromagnetic fields has been steadily increasing, as has the demand for electricity and advancing technologies.