Had to google this. Water vitalizers are a scam product from he same vein of pseudo science as homeopathy. As is usual they make absolute nonsense claims (addin

Had to google this. Water vitalizers are a scam product from he same vein of pseudo science as homeopathy. As is usual they make absolute nonsense claims (adding structure to the water, "tuning it to healing frequencies"). YeGoblynQueenne also had to do this, but I figured a basic description rather than marketing BS was more useful. Presumably they just have a very cheap and poorly isolated signal generator - they should be illegal as in addition to being inherently fraudulent (something apparently allowed for all homeopathic nonsense) the manufactured products are clearly uncontrolled transmitters.