How is Deep Ocean Water used in the world we live in today?

In a world where health and wellness take center stage, finding natural, effective solutions is paramount. A recent study published in the Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition highlights the promising benefits of deep ocean mineral water (DOM) in enhancing endurance and performance in high-intensity exercise. This article delves into the key findings…

The human body cannot generate minerals by itself. So where do minerals in our body come from? The ocean, the largest mine on Earth, is a treasure trove of minerals essential for human health. Minerals are introduced to seawater through two primary sources: land rock formations and submarine volcanoes. Rain washes minerals from rocks into…

As the world grapples with the challenges of sustainable development, innovative solutions are essential. Deep Ocean Water (DOW), sourced from the depths of the ocean, emerges as a multifaceted resource that not only promotes human health but also supports environmental sustainability and economic growth.  The Environmental Impact of Deep Ocean Water Sustainable Resource Utilization: Unlike…

The human body cannot produce minerals on its own. With modern diets becoming more refined and the overuse of land leading to depleted soil, today’s food often lacks natural nutrients. Consequently, people turn to supplements to achieve sufficient and balanced mineral intake. Deep ocean minerals are an excellent source of these nutrients, as they consist…

INNEOVA Life Pte Ltd has signed a Distributor Agreement with Taiwan YES for distribution of their Deep Ocean Water Products in Singapore on 23 July 2024. Taiwan YES is the leading manufacturer of Deep Ocean Water (DOW) in Taiwan, where DOW is access from an Ocean depth of 662m at Hualian, Taiwan, by deploying world…

In the pursuit of optimal health and wellness, nature often holds the key to the most effective solutions. One such remarkable resource is Deep Ocean Water (DOW), sourced from the pristine depths of the ocean. DOW is collected from ocean depths exceeding 200 meters (660ft), where sunlight does not penetrate, ensuring a pure and uncontaminated…