Before giving a home's city water a boost, it's important to remove any contaminants it may contain. These can come from micropollutants that wouldn't have been captured by the treatment plant or from water pipes flowing further into the house behind the individual water meter (pollution from stagnant water, leaks, construction, etc.).

Active carbon filtration

Therefore, we propose a filtration system with compressed activated carbon embedded in a fiber containing ionized silver, which removes pollutants (measured in micrograms/g/L) that may still be present in tap water (chlorine, unpleasant tastes and odors, pipe corrosion, bacteria, organic pesticides, PFAS substances, heavy metals, etc.). This filtration preserves trace elements (measured in µg/L) in the water, which are fully absorbed by the body, as well as inorganic minerals (measured in mg/L), which are partially metabolized and act as receptors for energy present in water.

The limescale is therefore not removed by the filter as a descaler does, but is restructured by the Biodynamizer, converting it from calcite into aragonite, preventing it from becoming stuck in the water pipes.

The minerals are also not removed as with an osmosis unit, but the ionic form is converted into colloidal form by the Biodynamizer, making it easier to evacuate them through the feces (and partly through the urine) without overloading the kidneys (see BEV study).