Structured water, how beneficial is it for the human body?

[mario25]

I’ve been dealing with frequent dehydration symptoms, even though I drink plenty of regular tap and bottled water every day. Headaches, fatigue, sometimes even muscle cramps—it just didn’t add up. A friend mentioned that the issue might not be how much I drink, but rather the form of the water itself. That’s when structured water came into the conversation. From what I understand, structured water supposedly has a more organized molecular pattern that makes it easier for our cells to absorb. Some people compare it to the natural, flowing water you’d find in mountain streams—alive and full of energy—versus the “dead” water that comes out of modern pipes. I can’t say I fully understand the science yet, but it does make me wonder if that could explain why my body doesn’t seem to respond well to regular water.
I’ve even tried water from a friend’s structuring device, and weirdly enough, it did feel different. Softer, smoother, almost more refreshing. Maybe it was just in my head, but it left me curious enough to keep digging
I’m really hoping to find some real-world input. At the end of the day, water is such a basic part of life—it feels worth exploring whether the quality of it could actually impact health and energy levels as much as some people claim.
Looking forward to your thoughts!