Elevate YOUR
Experience
ULTRA Hydration
Scientifically Proven
No Chemicals or Additives
Environmentally Friendly
Exclusion Zone Water
Easier for your body to absorb; essentially giving
free hydration to your cells.
Deuterium Depleted Water
Bioavailable to
your cells without
heavy hydrogen isotopes,
which helps restrain
free radicals.
Bioavailable Hydrogen
Higher energy stored in the H2O bond, making it
more hydrating than
deionized water or rain water.
102% Oxygen & pH Neutral
The activated, energized
structured state of DIVINIA water remains constant over time
and temperature variance.
Patented Filtration
Over 15 Stages of purification, taking 8 hours to purify
3 gallons of DIVINIA water.
Eco-Friendly Operations
The purification process reduces water and energy waste, while committing to reducing our carbon footprint.
DIVINIA WATER
Perfect.
Complete.
10+ years of Research
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Studied at
UC Davis, Penn State University, Arizona State University, Washington State University, and Loyola Marymount University.
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Was the subject of a 2017 clinical trial at Amity University in India, proving DIVINIA's ultra-hydrating qualities.
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Helfgott Research Institute, National University of Natural Medicine.
Dr. Bradley, R. 2018.
Effects of DIVINIA on kidney and liver function
- currently underway
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According to the World Health Organization, 90% of diseases are caused by unclean water and dehydration.
In 2014 the BBC reported that there is now, no clean source of water or air.
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DIVINIA estimates that there are approximately 80,000 contaminants in a glass of tap water.
The government regulates approximately 40.
Cancerous contaminants in tap are above health guidelines.
Check what is in your tap water by clicking the "EWG Database" link below.
Currently CBSNews reported that there are microplastics being found in over 90% of bottled water.
Click "Microplastics" below to watch the report.
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Harvard University stated that 86% of plastic bottles in the U.S. become garbage or litter and
17+ million barrels of oil are required to produce enough plastic bottles to meet demand in the U.S.
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