Why are hydration and oxygenation so important? When we become dehydrated our Immune System starts to shut down, it sends a signal to save the body by allowing inflammation to accumulate. Excess inflammation is the breeding ground for sickness, disease, and the foremost cause of pain in our bodies. If we don’t hydrate and oxygenate the body, our electrical system can short circuit which leaves us exposed to health issues. When cells in the body are hydrated and oxygenated, they become stronger and more resilient thus enabling them to function at a higher level to help the body metabolize what you eat and drink into energy. Hydration and oxygenation are key components and are essential for the body to derive energy and function. With Immune System health, the Immune system can do what it was designed for, let it bring wellness and balance into your life.

The human body contains surfactants. At about six months into gestation and throughout one's life, the body produces surfactants. Immune System health can affect this complex process. Surfactants have an excellent health profile. Many surfactants are either naturally occurring or made by simple modifications of natural compounds. Surfactants, also called surface active agents, when added to a liquid, reduces the surface tension, by penetrating the water molecules and thus reducing the cohesion between them. Cohesion and adhesion are two important water properties that describe how water molecules interact with each other and how water interacts with everything from plant leaves to your own body. Cohesion means that water likes to stick to itself, and adhesion means that water likes to stick to other things, so by reducing the cohesion it makes the molecules slipperier, thereby increasing its spreading and wetting properties.