H-BAT can be a useful tool in determining an individual's ability to perceive and produce a beat within a single session. The degree of synchronization consistency was negatively correlated with thresholds in the BST, BIT, and BFIT: a lower degree of synchronization was associated with higher perception and production thresholds. There was a wide distribution in individual abilities to tap in synchrony with the beat of music during the MTT. We administered the H-BAT on thirty individuals and investigated the performance distribution across these individuals in each subtest. MTT measures the degree of tapping synchronization with the beat of music, whereas BST, BIT, and BFIT measure perception and production thresholds via psychophysical adaptive stair-case methods. H-BAT consists of four subtests: (1) music tapping test (MTT), (2) beat saliency test (BST), (3) beat interval test (BIT), and (4) beat finding and interval test (BFIT). To investigate these abilities and to determine if a dissociation between beat perception and production exists, we developed the Harvard Beat Assessment Test (H-BAT), a new battery that assesses beat perception and production abilities. With no evidence to back the video’s claim, we rate the claim False.Humans have the abilities to perceive, produce, and synchronize with a musical beat, yet there are widespread individual differences. The school recommends adding to tap water sliced citrus fruits such as lemon, lime, orange and grapefruit, as an alternative to flavored waters. The Harvard University School of Public Health says tap water lubricates joints, maintains healthy skin, is necessary for proper digestion and is 'the perfect zero-calorie beverage for quenching thirst and rehydrating your body.' Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends drinking water for good health - either through drinking 'plain' water or through eating fruits and vegetables.

'Water, in its simplest and cleanest form, is the healthiest way to hydrate your body,' she said. Registered dietician Amy Bragagnini, spokesperson for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, said she has not seen scientific research that suggests that water derived from fruit is better for the body than plain water. Food and Drug Administration 'is unfamiliar' with H3O2, a spokesperson said. Anything with the formula H3O2 would be unhealthy to drink,' said Schmidt, who has debunked previous claims about H3O2. 'This has not been shown to exist, and would likely turn itself into hydrogen peroxide and water. H3O2 (three hydrogen atoms, two oxygen atoms) is a 'mythical' compound that doesn’t have anything to do with fruit, chemistry professor Timothy Schmidt at the University of New South Wales in Australia, told PolitiFact. (Read more about our partnership with Meta, which owns Facebook and Instagram.)

The post sharing the video was flagged as part of Facebook’s efforts to combat false news and misinformation on its News Feed. H3O2 can be obtained from 'hydrating fruits' such as watermelon, according to the video.

'The best type of water is called H3O2' because it is 'derived from fruits and is a more structured form of water,' the narrator declared. Not good ol’ H2O but 'H3O2' is the healthiest water to drink, a video shared on Facebook claimed.

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