People on Okinawa have the lowest mortality rate caused by cancer or heart disease, and many researchers and doctors have come to the island to study the underlying cause of indigenous longevity and health. Specialists have discovered that the health source does not come entirely from rigorous physical exercise or healthy diet, but it also comes largely from the water the locals consume, the water they drink and the inhabitants of Okinawa is different from the water from anywhere on the globe. When it rains, the water penetrates through the old corals, collecting elements necessary for the calcium and magnesium intake.

Water is the only and most important nutrient to maintain life. The human body contains 70% water, and the blood is 90% water. Blood is responsible for transporting food in every living cell, and under normal circumstances, one person requires between 1.5 and 3 liters of water on average per day. Unfortunately, the world’s water reserve drops significantly due to pollutants, pesticides and acid rain, and harmful elements to the human body such as chloroform, aluminum – have been found in most drinking waters around the globe. These pollutants come from the waste of agricultural factories or sewer systems that find a way to access the drinking water supply system. In almost every home in the world, this simple demonstration shows how coral water helps purify ordinary water.

It can live in an area where the water contains little or no chlorine, but still has a low PH and high acid levels. Human organisms require water with a high level of PH to fight disease.