QELBY Ceramic Balls

The somatid ceramics emit microcurrents and infrared: but not enough to really produce electrolysis: it is the quantum energy that triggers this mechanism. Infrared radiation from ceramics in water does not directly split water molecules. Instead, infrared radiation can influence the properties of water, such as its structure and temperature, but it does not provide the necessary energy to break the chemical bonds in water molecules to produce hydrogen and oxygen.

Water splitting typically requires a process like electrolysis, which involves applying an electric current to water to break it down into hydrogen and oxygen gases: but here we don’t have molecular hydrogen released: there is a massive production of oxygen and free electrons, and a reorganization of the molecules into a new form of water called “structured water”

So, the water behaves literally as a water battery, delivering a non-stop large quantity of electrons, that your body needs to neutralize inflammation, stimulate the production of ATP (your energy), and facilitate cellular communication.