Abuja: QNET, a global direct selling company, has announced the development of cutting-edge technologies aimed at structuring consumable liquids to enhance human wellness through improved hydration, reduced microbial load, and strengthened environmental protection.
According to News Agency of Nigeria, fluid-structure interaction (FSI) refers to the dynamic process where fluids like water and solid structures impact each other, typically resulting in a two-way exchange where the fluid’s movement can cause the structure to deform or move. Prof. Abiodun Adebayo, QNET’s Research Scientist and former Vice-Chancellor of Covenant University in Ogun State, highlighted these advancements during the organization’s exhibition of technology products aimed at promoting human health in Abuja.
Adebayo revealed that QNET has implemented Amezcua Resonance Technology (ART) to create a disc designed to restore the quality of drinking water and other beverages. ART involves an activated wafer that restores equilibrium in the body by utilizing the laws of resonance to reconnect the human biofield and enhance the essential life energy known as ‘Chi.’
“The Bio Disc 3, when placed on water, beverages, or drinks, has the ability to energetically restructure liquids,” Adebayo explained. “The technology embeds natural frequencies into the glass disc, which, when used on water, breaks down large molecular clusters into smaller units, enabling faster cellular absorption.”
Adebayo further elaborated that their research on water samples from different sources demonstrated that structured water exhibited lower sodium content, improved potassium levels, and enhanced electrical conductivity, all contributing positively to human health. The study, which included rainwater, bottled water, and well water among others, also showed a significant reduction in microbial load upon exposure to the bio disc.
Additionally, local beverages such as palm wine, zobo, tiger nut drink, and malt drinks were tested, yielding similar results. A separate study involving structured water in catfish ponds over a 50-day period indicated increased fish weight, improved dissolved oxygen levels, and reduced microbial activity, fostering better growth conditions.
Mr. Bernieg Gaksch, QNET Regional Strategy and Marketing Manager, described the company’s wellness approach as encompassing environmental protection, water and air filtration, nutritional supplements, and educational tools for youth and entrepreneurs. He emphasized that while the company’s products are designed to enhance overall wellness, they are not marketed as treatments for ailments.
Gaksch also noted that QNET is investing in sustainable manufacturing practices, including ethically sourced jewelry, recycled-material watch collections, and other wellness initiatives aimed at balancing the human body. He added that QNET intends to expand its wellness scope and research collaborations in Nigeria to promote healthy living, environmental sustainability, and access to personal development tools.