Brainwave Research

If 99% of our molecules are water, can drinking coherent water affect the coherence of our most water-rich organ - the brain?

To find out, we collaborated with a clinical laboratory to study the effect of Aǹalemma water on brain activity and communication. The participants’ brainwaves showed improved activity in the delta brainwave region, which has important implications for mood, sleep, and wakefulness during the day.

When neurons “talk” to each other, they emit electrical pulses. In a nutshell, brainwaves are combined pulses of many neurons shooting out electrical currents in a synchronized fashion. And these pulses are so strong we can actually detect them by placing electrodes on the scalp.

There are 4 major types of brainwaves. Going from low to high frequency they are called delta, theta, alpha and beta brainwaves. For example, the slow delta brainwaves are most active when we are in deep sleep, while the fast beta brainwaves activate when we are trying to solve a difficult mental task. Observing brainwaves by qEEG allows neuroscientists to study brain activity in response to what is currently happening in the mind or body. It also allows them to measure the effect of different substances on brain activity, which was exactly the goal of our 2019 study.