Spectrometry test of Sophia water
We ran a preliminary spectrometry test of water after passing through the Sophia system, compared with tap water. This is a small-scale preliminary test, not a published controlled study.
What spectrometry is
Spectrometry measures the composition of a substance by the light it absorbs or emits. It is mainly used to identify dissolved substances and contaminants in water.
What we saw
The test showed differences between the spectrum of Sophia water and that of tap water. It is not yet clear what causes these differences or what they mean, so we draw no conclusions about "energy levels", water structure or any effect on the body.
What is still needed
There is reason to believe that water movement and contact with copper have an effect, but these are early indications that still need large-scale scientific validation: repeated tests, many samples and an independent laboratory.
Living water at home
The Shammaim Sophia system moves all the water in the home in a spiral motion through a copper pipe, inspired by nature. A water bar gives you clean water in the glass, but depleted water. Sophia can replace filters and water bars, or work alongside them.
The content on this site is not medical advice. The Sophia system is not a medical device and is not intended to diagnose, treat or prevent any disease.
