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What it is
Biocera water is purified water that has undergone a process using a ceramic filter made from natural minerals. This process is claimed by the manufacturer to alter the water's molecular structure and pH, though scientific consensus on these specific claims is limited. It is marketed as a functional beverage ingredient.
Why it's used
Manufacturers may use Biocera water in beverages, such as sparkling botanical drinks, as a base ingredient. It is presented as a way to enhance the perceived quality or functional properties of the final product.
Health notes
Biocera water is essentially purified water and does not have a specific regulatory classification as a food additive in the US beyond being water. The FDA regulates bottled water, and products containing it must meet general safety standards. Claims about altered molecular structure or enhanced health benefits are not widely supported by mainstream scientific or regulatory bodies. No specific health concerns are associated with its use at typical intake levels in beverages.
Allergen info
Biocera water is not derived from any of the 9 FDA major allergens. It does not contain gluten.