Intention of study:
Hydration as an indicator of Wellness is the focus of this clinical study based on the evaluation of the product M-Water.

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Participants:
The study group was fifty individuals.

Intake:

• 10 participants were athletes, individuals participating in more than 3 hours daily of intense exercise
• 10 participants had been diagnosed with high blood pressure and were not on any prescription medications
• 12 participants had more than 5 parameters in the "red" zone upon the first day of testing (their Wellness measurements are more than 50% of Wellness ranges).
• 5 participants had allergy problems.
• 37 participants had their hydration numbers in the red parameters.

Length of Study:
This was a thirty-day study.

Details of study:
The measurement instrument used was The Fenestra Cellular Analyzer. The measurements include but are not limited to, with a specific emphasis on hydration as an indicator of Wellness:

• Surface tension
• Specific gravity
• Resistivity
• Conductivity
• Hydration*

The primary goal in this clinical study was to evaluate whether or not drinking M-Water every day will increase cellular hydration as a fundamental indicator of Wellness.

Each subject was evaluated for baseline numbers on the first day of the study.

Each subject was retested on the fifteenth and the thirty-day of the study.

At each office visit we performed; Fenestra analysis, height, weight, temperature, blood pressure, pulse in addition to urine, blood and saliva samples.

Compliance was monitored by weekly phone contact from staff members.

Each subject was provided an audiotape, educational material, instruction sheet, and was instructed by Melonie Montgomery R.N., M.S.H.N. as to the amounts and timing of M-Water and purified water.

Two caps full of M-Water was added to each gallon of purified water the subjects consumed daily.

Changes in cellular hydration involve a proprietary combination of specific Fenestra measurement parameters based on a mathematical formula to understand any negative deviation – with an emphasis on surface tension, specific gravity and resistivity measurements of urine, blood and or saliva – for each subject in the study.

Conclusion of Study:

Pre study: Fifteen of these test subjects report that they consume half of their weight in ounces of purified water daily and yet still show indications of cellular dehydration.

Upon completion of this Wellness study it has been indicated that overall these test subjects showed a 20.4% increase in hydration levels at a cellular level.

The individual’s percentages vary from 18-23.5% but all 50 subjects show significant increase in these Wellness Hydration levels per the specific method of testing cellular hydration with a proprietary formula of Fenestra parameters.

According to the Clinical Research Director Melonie Montgomery, "My conclusion is that M-Water is a very creditable product for the health-minded individual. Adding M-Water to your daily intake of water is my recommendation, as it has been proven to increase cellular hydration levels based on the outcome of the clinical research just conducted with Fenestra technology."

Click Here to read a more detailed letter from Melonie Montgomery, the Clinical Research Director, about the important ramifications of the M-Water Clinical study.

Click Here for Definitions of Terms regarding the Clinical Study.

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