It sounds like something out of a science fiction movie but infrared, or far infrared, filters are amazing components in many water purification systems. So, what exactly is it and what can it do for you?
Far Infrared Rays, we’ll call them FIR in this article, are invisible to our naked eye. Thermal (infrared) radiation (think the Sun) has been used throughout history to treat ailments. While there is still so much research to be done and we haven’t even scratched the surface of the amazing benefits infrared, specifically FIR, can provide us, it’s clear there is substantial use for this therapy.
Essentially, there are two kinds of FIR – non-heating and heating. It has been shown that non-heating FIR has significant biological effects and can be used for so many applications in the future.
Okay, but how does this help in water purifying?
FIR plays an important role in the formation and growth of every living organism. Water molecules are always moving and if they are exposed to a particular wavelength they create a resonance. This resonance causes ionization called “water activation.” It can regulate blood flow, strengthen circulatory systems and even increase immunity and stamina.
Here are a few other applications of FIR:
- Pain Relief
- Water Softener
- Air Purification
- Sped Up Cell Repair
- Balance Body Acid Levels
- Maintain Blood Cholesterol
- Eliminate Odor in Water
- Prevent Bacteria Growth
While FIR technology can do so much more in various applications, it is clearly an asset to your home or office water filtration system.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is far infrared (FIR)?
Far infrared (FIR) is a form of thermal radiation that is invisible to the naked eye. The post distinguishes two kinds: heating and non-heating far infrared.
How does FIR affect water in a filtration system?
The post explains that water molecules exposed to a particular wavelength begin to resonate, a process it describes as water activation.
What is an infrared filter used for in a water system?
The post lists uses such as eliminating odor in water, limiting bacteria growth and acting as a water softener, as one stage of a filtration system.
