Reinventing Water: How Charles Bohdy and NANEAU Are Unlocking the Healing Power of Nanoplasmoids
Water is everywhere—70% of the earth’s surface and the majority of our own bodies. But what if water itself could be redesigned to heal, nourish, and transform industries?
That’s the vision of Charles Bohdy, CEO of NANEAU, whose team is pioneering nanoplasmoid water technology for wellness, hospitality, and agriculture. On Industry Ignited, Bohdy shared his 35-year journey of solving the “impossible,” the science behind nanobubbles, and how structured water could reshape everything from pain management to sustainable farming.
From “Impossible” Problems to Breakthrough Solutions
Bohdy’s career began with frustration—working in industries where the so-called “best technology” still failed to deliver. That sparked a lifelong commitment to developing his own solutions.
“I accept as a given that there’s always a way,” he says. Instead of searching Google, he scours Google Scholar, translating cutting-edge academic research into real-world applications.
This mindset led him to water—a substance he calls “the ultimate problem-solver.”
Nature as Teacher: Biomimicry and Water Memory
Inspired by Nikola Tesla and Victor Schauberger (known as the father of biomimicry), Bohdy studied how rivers flow, how trout swim upstream, and how water behaves in spirals and vortices. He came to believe that water isn’t just H2O—it has memory, structure, and hidden potential.
By filtering contaminants, restructuring water through vortexing, and restoring “healthy memory,” NANEAU creates water that performs more like the fluid inside our cells—what scientists call “structured water” or “the fourth phase.”
Nanoplasmoids: The Next Frontier of Water Technology
The real breakthrough came with nanoplasmoids—charged gases inside nanobubbles that remain stable for years. Unlike normal bubbles, they don’t coalesce and burst; instead, they stay suspended, creating powerful physiological effects.
Applications are vast:
Wellness & Hydrotherapy: Baths infused with nanoplasmoids show anti-inflammatory and hydration benefits, helping with chronic pain, recovery, and cellular healing.
Agriculture: Nanobubble irrigation boosts crop yields by 20–250% and even reduces methane from dairy cattle by reshaping gut bacteria.
Hospitality & Pools: NANEAU’s chemical-free nanobubble pools replace chlorine with oxygen-rich water, creating healthier, more sustainable recreation.
Food & Beverage: Future sports drinks and energy beverages could deliver adaptogens and oxygen through nanobubbles instead of caffeine and sugar.
Healing Stories and Human Impact
For Bohdy, the biggest opportunity may lie in regenerative agriculture. He points to depleted soils, overuse of pesticides, and lack of trace minerals as root causes of unhealthy crops—and unhealthy people.
By combining structured water, ocean-based minerals, and soil-restoring bacteria, NANEAU’s vision is to rebuild farming from the ground up. “Healthy plants don’t need pesticides,” he says. “They produce their own defenses when nourished properly.”
Faith, Mindset, and the Future of Water
Bohdy’s drive comes from both curiosity and conviction. At home, his children are forbidden from using the word can’t. Instead, they must ask: “How can I?”
His personal motivation is rooted in faith: “I’m just a steward. God gives the creative ideas—I’m here to embody them.”
Looking forward, NANEAU aims to launch healthy bottled water, sports drinks, and energy drinks that nourish instead of harm. With partnerships in wellness clinics, hospitality, and agriculture, Bohdy envisions a future where water is not just consumed—but activated.
Final Thought
Water has always been humanity’s most vital resource. Charles Bohdy is proving it can also be our most powerful tool for healing, sustainability, and innovation.
As he puts it:
“The impossible isn’t a barrier. It’s just the starting point.”
Listen to the full episode.
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