History

• According to NurseForHealth, scientist Jim Carter developed prill beads as a way to filter water through a bio-resonance process that restructures the water's molecules.
  
  

Health

• Water purified by prill beads has a pH balance of 7.4 to 7.5 and can be absorbed by the human body faster, according to Water101. Drinking prill water is also said to clean heavy metals from the body and help detoxify it.
  
  

Home Uses

• The prill-cleaned water can also be used as a natural disinfectant and household cleaner.
  
  

Precautions

• Before starting to use prill beads, which are considered a health supplement, Water101 recommends consulting with your primary physician and not discontinuing any medical treatments without a doctor's supervision.
  
  

Warning

• According to Nevada-based Good Water Biz, consumers should beware of scams among prill bead sellers. That company, which also sells water-purifying products, claims that while the beads will turn water alkaline, the magnesium oxide pellets were not made for human use.