Research of the Ancient Sea Rock-The Natural Mineral Enzyme Function Water

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In this paper, the micro-nanopowder of ancient Sea rock was used as core material to filter tap water. With this method, the healthy-drinking water has been prepared successfully with the property of weak alkaline, small molecule clusters, rich of trace elements contributing to health. Its properties were characterized by high-resolution superconducting NMR spectrometer, inductively-coupled plasma spectrometer, far infrared radiation rate tester, pH acidity meter and redox potential instrument. The results showed that the pH value of this water was 7.2~7.8, and the region of ORP was 124mV; FWHM of 17O-NMR spectrum was 56.39Hz, It is a kind of water with small molecules; It also contains a variety of macro and micro elements which human needed; The filtered water is beneficial to human health and longevity with a good immune function. Keywords: Ancient Sea rock, Function water, Health, Longevity;

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