This topic is about exploring the use of a product called the Quest Bio Disk, which is said to "energize" water as it flows over its glass surface. The main question is whether this "energized water" is suitable or beneficial for people with a colostomy, particularly for irrigation purposes. Here are some points and insights shared by others:

1. The person who started the discussion is currently trying out the Bio Disk, which costs around £300 (or about AUS $500). They are curious if it could improve general health and are looking for opinions or advice.

2. Many people in the discussion had not heard of the Bio Disk before and were interested in hearing about the results from the trial. No one had used it specifically for ostomy-related purposes.

3. Some participants questioned the high cost of the Bio Disk, pointing out that regular bottled water or well-tested tap water already provides necessary hydration and trace minerals at a much lower price.

4. There was skepticism about whether the health benefits of the Bio Disk would be greater than those obtained from a balanced intake of minerals, such as drinking good quality water and taking a multivitamin.

5. It was suggested that if the Bio Disk does indeed add beneficial minerals to water, similar health benefits might be achieved more affordably by ensuring the quality of the water you drink and maintaining a diet with adequate mineral supplementation.