Hexagonal Water is a specific arrangement of individual water molecules where 6 H2O units consistently link to form a ring-like structure.  This unique arrangement is the basis of a more complex crystalline network that is formed when numerous hexagonal units join together.

All water contains a certain percentage of hexagonal units – some sources more than others.  The percentage of hexagonal units appears to depend on a number of factors, including toxin levels, mineral content, motion, and energetic influences that water is exposed to.  For example:  chlorine, fluoride and many pollutants typically found in municipal water sources destroys ability of water to form hexagonal units.  Tap water typically has a very low percentage of hexagonal structures.