Did you know that it has been proven that when we are born, our bodies contain a larger percentage of water than they do as we get older?
MRI has shown that that there is a decrease in the amount of structured water in the body from infancy to old age.  According to the molecular water environment theory, aging is a loss of hexagonal water from organs, tissues and cells, and an overall decrease in total body water.

This decrease in hexagonal water also leads to the loss of calcium, which causes many problems as we age.   Calcium is a structure making ion, meaning that it supports hexagonally structured water.  This contributes to the formation and maintenance of hexagonal water. 
In a similar manner, hexagonal water resonates with the major amino acids responsible for cell structure.  Accordingly, the joint presence of hexagonal water and structure making amino acids helps to maintain cellular integrity and function throughout the body.
The molecular water environment theory shows how aging can be deterred by preventing the loss of water and calcium at the same time.  This results in a general slowing of the aging process.  Even the elderly can maintain health and vitality when the amount of hexagonal water in the body is high.