What is Victoria Beckham’s ‘Full Moon Water’ that She Tried at a German Spa Retreat?

Health & FitnessAugust 26, 2019

Victoria Beckham has a detox secret that she shared with the world that probably had some of her Instagram followers delighted, while it left others intrigued – the full moon water.

The 44-year-old fashion designer and mother of four recently went to a week-long spa retreat in Germany that included the need to take detoxifying products during its duration. Beckham shared about one about those products with her 25 plus million followers – something called ‘full moon water’.

Beckham stayed at the Lanserhof Tegernsee, which is known as Europe’s most modern health resort, located in Germany. She shared on her Instagram stories about her choice of drink for the retreat, made by St. Leonhards Quelle beverage.

The former Spice Girls member has been very busy lately, especially with her fashion line that’s doing really well. Apart from that, motherhood takes up a huge portion of her time, since she’s a hands-on mother to her three school aged children who live with her.

The full moon water by St. Leonhards Quelle that she was drinking during her retreat apparently is called a ‘moon beverage’ because it’s bottled on a full moon night directly from its source at the German region of Leonhardspfunzen, Stephanskirchen. The website of the full moon water explains that the biophysical quality of water changes with each moon phase. Water harvested during a full moon or super moon, as it turns out, is the best because that specific moon phase is when the energy is heightened.

Although St. Leonhards Quelle’s website advertises the benefits of drinking their different types of water – they don’t just sell full moon water, there is also bottled water that harness the power of the Sun and another that encompasses ‘light’.

Nevertheless, the website also mentions the disclaimer that says conventional medicine has neither verified nor rejected the effects of bioenergetics oscillation. The science of bioenergetics, by the way, is defined as the study of energy relationships and energy transformations and transductions.