Ivan, are you familiar with the "Living Water" that is being develop0ed in turkey, I beleive? I think the name of the website Shirley C. gave me is called "Perfect Scince". They have a super-ionized water that is literally cleaning up large bodies of water. I called a guy from florida(Jim Trider) to see if I could get ahold of this water---but ti looks like I cannot. I had read a report about a guy who presented SIW to the govt. The govt. brouht in 2 extremely polluted aquariums of water. As the guy spoke he poured in the water he "invented" and within an hour the aquariums' water was as pure as DW.
I am asking you, by any chance, if you are familiar with this "super ionized water" do you know how they produced it? A friend and myself would like to get ahold of this water and begin to clean up the Great Lakes. Wishful thinking, Pam >Just a few observations, having followed the water thread. > >Distilled water is 'dead' in that it exists in the most stable low >energy state possible, it has no 'extra energy to impart into systems >other than the classic redox potential. The bond angle between the >oxygen and hydrogen atoms is as low as 94deg but when reacted with ozone >or a vortex etc. the bond angle increases, implying a storage of energy, >and it is probably due to this change in configuration that stable water >crystals or structuring is enabled and sustained. It is likely that >filtered or RO water retains the energy structure that it was filtered >with. > >Ionised water is not really ionised, that is, it is not physically >separated into its component ions, but rather the mineral cations or >positive ions are attracted to the negative electrode and take with them >the hydroxyl (OH-) portion of water (some of which is always present) >while the opposite is true at the other electrode where anions and >hydronium (H+) ions gather. > >In other words, alkaline forming substances migrate to one chamber and >the acid to another, the alkaline chamber being used for ingestion. > >This method of producing alkaline water is fine, but relies the presence >of minerals in the water, and will not work with distilled water...one >case where tap water is a plus! > >But, effective results, perhaps more so, can be achieved by using >alkaline drops such as those from Alkalife, whose lead I have followed. >These drops are useful in that they provide the alkaline minerals >potassium and sodium which are able to dissolve plaques and deposits, >the precursors to many diseases. > >The most effective results would be achieved by the addition of alkaline >drops to ionised water, as the acid part of water is separated and >discarded. > >Alkaline drops cost about $10 for 3 months supply, and so are very cost >effective. > >Ivan > > > > >-- >The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. > >To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail message to: >silver-list-requ...@eskimo.com -or- silver-digest-requ...@eskimo.com >with the word subscribe or unsubscribe in the SUBJECT line. > >To post, address your message to: silver-list@eskimo.com >Silver-list archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html >List maintainer: Mike Devour <mdev...@eskimo.com>
