Do any of you structure your water ?
Structuring is a process wherein water changes it’s structure into a more friendly way for absorption, not just for plants, drinking water also for animals and yourself. Better improved hydration.
This is not filtering, structuring forms when water is swirled and turned, and of course oxygen is also induced from the surface disturbance. Oxygen is not taken up in water when you bubble air into it, only on the surface, when the bubble breaks is oxygen absorbed.
If the link does not open, and you want, I will upload the content for you, it is very interesting. Every day less and less web access here, only mainstream rubbish.
If you google structured water you will see a lot of information on it.
The drawback is that one cannot actually see the structure of the water, hence studies are done in various ways, like exposing water to magnets with a certain strength and observe the effect it has on animals etc.
In Japan (I think it was), rapid freezing the water showed a pattern formed by the water, this varied even by exposing water to certain objects and artifacts. It showed that water reacts to what it is exposed to.
In Germany they placed large rocks in the canals so that the water doesn’t just flow, but make swirling and tumbling effects which improved the water quality.
Placing spirals with various pitches in a pipe where water flows through is said to aid in the structuring,
Only thing I ever do to “change” water is the occasional use of yucca extract as a surfactant for containers which I think might be draining sub-optimally or are partially hydrophobic.
A study on the effect it has on animals.
I know that it makes a difference for plants as well.
At one stage I researched this, but off late google return so few links on topics…