To create singlet oxygen molecules in the Valkion machine, a photosensitizer molecule absorbs light energy and transfers it to molecular oxygen, promoting one of the oxygen molecules to a singlet state.

Singlet oxygen molecules first interact with the body either through the lungs or the digestive tract, depending on how it is ingested. Once in the body, it enters the bloodstream and disperses throughout the body, where it has beneficial effects on the various tissues of the body.

Through specific chemical reactions, singlet oxygen interacts with water molecules, resulting in the formation of activated water. This process unlocks unique properties in the water, allowing it to carry the benefits of the Valkion to the cells.