Before & After Crystal Comparison

What This Means for Everyday Use

According to the report, the Natural Action Structured Water Unit improved both the biological and technical quality of the tested water sample.

In practical terms, this points to water that is more structured, more balanced, and potentially better for both daily consumption and home water systems.

 

Crystal Analysis Report FAQ

What is the Natural Action Crystal Analysis Report?

The Crystal Analysis Report is an independent crystallization analysis comparing untreated tap water with the same water after treatment using a Natural Action Structured Water Unit.

The analysis examined differences in crystal formation as well as standard water measurements to observe how the treated and untreated samples compared.

Who performed the crystal analysis?

The analysis was conducted independently of Natural Action and documented in a crystallization analysis report dated March 20, 2012. The complete original report is available through the View Full Study link on this page.

What was compared in the analysis?

The analysis compared two samples:

Before: Untreated tap water.

After: The same source water after passing through a Natural Action Structured Water Unit.

The samples were evaluated for differences in crystallization patterns and several standard chemical measurements.

What did the crystal images show?

The untreated sample produced denser, more rigid formations with sharper angles and compact patterns.

After treatment, the sample produced more organized, star-like crystalline patterns. The report interpreted these changes as an improvement in the structural characteristics of the tested water.

What rating did the structured water receive?

The treated sample received a rating of 1.8, described in the report as “Good with a tendency toward Very Good.”

The untreated sample received a rating of 3.6, described as “Satisfactory to sufficient.”

Lower numerical values represented the more favorable result under the report's evaluation system.

Did Natural Action change the basic chemistry of the water?

Most of the standard chemical measurements reported in the analysis remained relatively stable after treatment.

These included measurements such as pH, oxygen content, dry residue, redox potential, and nitrate content.

Conductivity showed a slight change. Overall, the findings suggest that the observed differences were not primarily the result of major changes to the water's basic chemical composition.

Does a Natural Action Structured Water Unit filter the water?

No. Natural Action water revitalizers are not conventional water filters and are not designed to remove specific contaminants.

The purpose of the Natural Action unit is to influence water through engineered flow-form geometry and vortex-inspired movement.

If your water contains contaminants that need to be reduced, appropriate filtration should be used separately or before the Natural Action unit.

What does crystallization analysis tell us about water?

Crystallization analysis examines the patterns that form when water samples are prepared and frozen or crystallized under controlled conditions.

Comparing these patterns can reveal observable differences between samples and provide a visual method for studying how different treatments or environmental conditions may influence crystal formation.

Does the crystal analysis prove that water molecules remain permanently structured?

No.

Liquid water is dynamic, with hydrogen bonds continually forming and breaking. Crystal images provide a visual comparison of how samples behaved under the specific testing conditions, but they do not by themselves establish that one permanent molecular arrangement remains in liquid water indefinitely.

Does this study prove that structured water has health benefits?

No.

The report provides observations about crystal formation and measured water characteristics. It should not be interpreted as a clinical study demonstrating that structured water prevents, treats, or cures disease.

Natural Action products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

What does “better mineral availability” mean in the report?

The report associated larger crystal surface areas and changes in crystallization behavior with potentially different mineral characteristics in the treated sample.

This is an interpretation from the crystallization analysis and should not be interpreted as proof that the human body absorbs more minerals from structured water.

Additional research would be needed to establish a biological or nutritional effect.

Does the analysis show that structured water can reduce scale buildup?

The report observed changes in crystal formation that may be relevant to how minerals crystallize and deposit.

Mineral crystallization is one factor involved in scale formation, but actual scale behavior depends on many variables, including water hardness, mineral concentration, temperature, plumbing conditions, flow rate, and system configuration.

Natural Action structuring devices do not remove calcium or magnesium from the water and should not be described as traditional water softeners.

Is crystallization analysis the same as a standard laboratory water test?

No.

A conventional laboratory water test measures specific chemical, physical, or microbiological parameters such as pH, hardness, metals, minerals, bacteria, nitrates, PFAS, chlorine, and other substances.

Crystallization analysis is a different observational technique focused on comparing crystal patterns.

The two approaches can provide different types of information and should not be treated as interchangeable.

Why are the before-and-after samples important?

Using untreated and treated samples from the same source makes it possible to compare how the water behaved before and after passing through the Natural Action unit.

The resulting images provide a visual representation of the differences observed under the conditions used for the analysis.

Does this report prove that every water source will produce the same results?

No.

This report represents the specific water samples, Natural Action equipment, methodology, and testing conditions used in this analysis.

Water chemistry varies significantly by location, and results can be influenced by mineral content, pH, temperature, dissolved solids, treatment history, storage conditions, and other factors.

The results should therefore be understood as findings from this particular analysis rather than a guarantee that every water source will produce identical results.

Can I read the complete Crystal Analysis Report?

Yes.

Natural Action provides access to the original independent report through the View Full Study link on this page.

We encourage visitors to review the complete report, examine the methodology and results, and consider the findings alongside the broader body of structured water research.

What is the main takeaway from the analysis?

The most important finding is that the treated and untreated water produced observable differences under the testing conditions used in the analysis.

The Natural Action-treated sample received the more favorable crystallization rating and produced more organized crystal patterns, while most standard chemical measurements remained relatively stable.

Rather than treating crystal images as proof of every proposed benefit of structured water, Natural Action presents this analysis as one piece of evidence within a larger and still-developing field of water research.