Structured water refers to water with reduced hydrogen bonding strength, making it easier for living organisms to absorb. This unique property enhances hydration and nutrient absorption, promoting overall well-being.

No, while they all aim to improve water, they work differently. Water Structuring reduces the strength of hydrogen bonds in water. Reverse Osmosis (RO) reduces the salt content in water. Ion Exchange (resin-based) replaces calcium ions with sodium ions.

The Hydroenergiser is not designed to reduce the Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) of water. Any change in TDS depends on the specific composition and gravity of salts in your water. Hardness is specifically a measure of calcium and magnesium salts. While the Hydroenergiser can soften water by altering the reactivity of these salts, it doesn't remove them from the water, so the measured TDS might not significantly change.

The Hydroenergiser softens water by altering the reactivity of salt ions. Through water structuring, salts re-form into micro-precipitations, becoming less reactive. This process effectively softens the water without significantly changing its Total Dissolved Solids (TDS).