NANO OXYGEN TECHNOLOGY AND METABOLIC RESPONSE
KURE is produced using a patented nano infusion process that introduces stable oxygen nanobubbles into mineral rich Cornish spring water.
In human testing conducted against standard bottled water, consumption of KURE has been shown to produce measurable metabolic differences.
These include changes in markers associated with exercise efficiency, recovery dynamics and perceived exertion, indicating a functional response beyond hydration alone.
The oxygen nanobubbles measure approximately 10 to 200 nanometres in diameter. At this scale, oxygen remains more evenly dispersed within the liquid at the point of production, increasing the amount of oxygen carried by the water compared to standard bottled water.
The observed results align with established principles of oxygen availability and metabolic demand, particularly during periods of physical or physiological stress.
METABOLIC AND PHYSIOLOGICAL FINDINGS
Observed in human testing compared to standard bottled water
Lower post exercise blood lactate
LACTATE RESPONSE
In controlled testing, participants consuming KURE showed lower post exercise blood lactate levels compared to standard water.
Blood lactate is a well established marker of metabolic stress and energy system demand during exercise.
Commonly associated with:
• Improved metabolic efficiency during effort
• Reduced accumulation of metabolic by-product
• Faster return toward baseline after exertion
faster post exercise blood pressure recovery
CARDIOVASCULAR RECOVERY
Participants consuming KURE demonstrated faster normalisation of blood pressure following exercise compared to standard water, indicating differences in cardiovascular recovery dynamics.
Commonly associated with:
• Cardiovascular regulation following exertion
• Circulatory response during high output activity
• Recovery following physical strain
Higher transcutaneous oxygen tension (TcpO₂)
TISSUE OXYGENATION
Testing showed higher tissue oxygenation readings in participants consuming KURE compared to standard water.
TcpO₂ is commonly used as a non invasive indicator of local oxygen availability at the tissue level.
Commonly associated with:
• Oxygen delivery to peripheral tissues
• Cellular energy processes
• Support for recovery and repair
SKIN HYDRATION AND APPEARANCE
In controlled testing KURE demonstrated differences in skin hydration and water retention compared to standard water,
suggesting an effect on skin moisture dynamics.
Commonly associated with:
• Skin hydration maintenance
• Barrier function support
• Skin appearance and comfort
Why Oxygen Matters
Oxygen plays a central role in human metabolism, supporting energy production at the cellular level.
During periods of physical or mental exertion, the body’s demand for oxygen increases, while supply must continuously adapt in real time. When demand rises, how efficiently oxygen is available and utilised becomes increasingly important to performance, recovery, and overall system response.
Because oxygen cannot be stored, differences in availability and utilisation can influence how the body responds metabolically during and after periods of stress or effort.
KURE exists to address this gap by introducing stable oxygen into water. KURE is designed to support oxygen availability during moments of higher demand in a form that integrates naturally into hydration routines.
This approach is explored through controlled human testing, applied research and an evidence led commitment to understanding how KURE performs compared to standard bottled water.
In collaboration with London South Bank University, a controlled trial explored how oxygen-infused water using KURE’s patented process may support markers related to hydration, performance and recovery.
Findings were measured under short-term, monitored conditions.
- Study Report: KURE Oxygen Water at London South Bank University
- CMW Comparisons (RLTv1 vs RLTv2) KURE Ltd
- Live Blood Analysis Test Results for KURE Oxygen Water
- Preliminary Findings on KURE Oxygen Water and Deuterium Depletion
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