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To evaluate whether ingesting water exposed to a 58° angular configuration alters peripheral cardiovascular dynamics across distinct sleep-duration baselines, alongside assessing acoustic changes from visual geometric exposure.

August 16, 2026Open Access

Exploratory Assessment of State-Dependent Cardiovascular and Acoustic Responses Following Exposure to Water Associated With a 58° Angular Configuration

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AAAMRO ALBARODYGeological Society of London

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Single-subject exploratory study observes state-dependent pulse amplitude and voice perturbation shifts after 58° angular exposure, highlighting the need for controlled validation.

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To evaluate whether ingesting water exposed to a 58° angular configuration alters peripheral cardiovascular dynamics across distinct sleep-duration baselines, alongside assessing acoustic changes from visual geometric exposure.
Conducted a single-subject (N=1) protocol over two experimental sessions (3 hours vs 6 hours prior sleep) testing filtered water incubated in a 58° acrylic apparatus for 12 hours.
Measured bulk water properties (temperature-compensated electrical conductivity, pH, total dissolved solids) and monitored cardiovascular markers using remote photoplethysmography and wearable sensors.
Performed separate near-field visual exposure trials comparing 58°, 66°, and blank-screen conditions using voice acoustic biomarkers including fundamental frequency (F0) and amplitude perturbation quotient (APQ11).
Thermally compensated electrical conductivity shifted non-monotonically, falling from 277.5 to 264.0 µS/cm (−4.9%) at 7 minutes and rising to 297.0 µS/cm (+7.0%) at 90 minutes.
Photoplethysmography pulse amplitude increased by 103% post-ingestion after 3 hours of sleep, but decreased by 54.4% following 6 hours of sleep.
Visual 58° exposure produced a 1.7% increase in F0 and an 18.8% decrease in APQ11, whereas the blank-screen condition produced a 1.5% increase in F0 and a 24.6% increase in APQ11.

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AMRO ALBARODY (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a817a01f2fb91fc834ad8da https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21934172

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Single-subject exploratory study observes state-dependent pulse amplitude and voice perturbation shifts after 58° angular exposure, highlighting the need for controlled validation.

Exploratory Assessment of State-Dependent Cardiovascular and Acoustic Responses Following Exposure to Water Associated With a 58° Angular Configuration

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Exploratory Assessment of State-Dependent Cardiovascular and Acoustic Responses Following Exposure to Water Associated With a 58° Angular Configuration

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