Whats worth knowing about structured water / magnetized water?

@evan-hinkle I called Greenfield and the woman I spoke with was actually very unhelpful. Basically didn't want to get into any recommendations for my specific situation since they are no longer doing whole house systems for well water. I'm going to try to call again on Monday and hopefully get someone else.

Can I ask what your whole house system consists of and if you are on well water? Do you filter it as well as structure it? I haven't had my well tested in a few years, but it has always tested pretty clean in the past. The woman from Greenfield was recommending their 5 stage filter and couldn't tell me the difference between that one and the 4 stage filter. I live in a tiny one room cabin with less than 50 ft of copper pipe that sits on the wall and goes to one tub and one sink. I'm trying to figure out the simplest and cheapest way to filter and structure it all. I mostly want to filter Iron and potentially excess manganese and sediment.

evan.hinkle

@Sippy so they no longer make the whole home filter I have, (discontinued the particular model, but I can still get all the stuff I need to maintain it). I have a four stage, with an additional charcoal filter, and after it’s run through the various stages it has a structuring unit. Typically I let the water run for about 10-15 seconds if I want particularly structured water, (since the unit is in my garage and has to travel through pipes). I am on city water, (so that might have played a factor in the availability of my model).

I can’t imagine you’d need much more than a pretty standard system from them, (especially since you don’t have any flouride or chlorine to filter out. Hope you have better luck when you next touch base. Do you have a reliable plumber, or will you be installing the unit yourself?

metabolicmilk

@evan-hinkle

What natural action product do you use? And also do you prefer the somavedic or the natural action?

metabolicmilk

@evan-hinkle

And which products do you recommended for people who travel often and would like to structure their drinking water?

evan.hinkle

@metabolicmilk I use the standard funnel from natural action technologies. I just pass water through it 6-10 times. I’ve experimented with 20-100 times and I couldn’t tell much difference after 10.

I like the somavedic too, but I probably prefer the funnel for everyday purposes. It’s also great for travel.

@evan-hinkle I have a friend that does plumbing that will be helping me install it. I still haven't been able to get anyone else from Greenfield on the phone. Does your filter have stainless housing? I see some in the replacement filters. Have you ever heard of this company? https://www.alivewater.com/vortex-water-revitalizer-product-description What do you think of their design?

Update: I just spoke to Mikael at Alive Water and he was very nice and helpful. I think I'm going to try one of his units. I like the simplicity of the design and that it seems like a one man show. Here is his other website that is organized a bit differently https://www.alivewater.ca/

evan.hinkle

@Sippy seems decent as a structuring device, (though I don’t have any experience with them). It’s not a water filter though, so it’s going to be much cheaper, (and if you’re on well water that tests well maybe you don’t need something like that anyway? I’m on city water, so it’s a must).

wrl

One thing to bear in mind is that water can be considered a liquid crystal capable of holding memory.

Other sources of structured aka alive/living/coherent water:

coconut water
watermelon (watery fruits)
cucumber (watery veg)
birch sap water
water exposed to sunlight (- key being the information held within said sunlight being imprinted onto the water)

Here is an excellent insight into the nature of water:

https://stolenhistory.net/threads/walter-russells-periodic-chart-of-the-elements.6167/#post-115310

Plus a practical demonstration of transforming plain water into an oil like substance (the guy invites anyone to visit him and videotape the process)

https://rumble.com/vhodfb-full-unedited-version-of-oil-from-water..html

All videos from this guy:

https://rumble.com/user/MerLynnOZ

This experiment is based in a renewed understanding of the nature of what elements are, all explained with pictures at the beginning of the thread:

https://stolenhistory.net/threads/walter-russells-periodic-chart-of-the-elements.6167

@ThinPicking @yerrag
You might find the perspectives shared in this link interesting! The site itself is full of interesting stuff.

dapose

I wanted to share a fun cheap trick. This is very helpful for travel but also at home. Fill a glass of water. Pour it into a second glass. Then pour it back into the first glass… repeat.
Ok! Some details. Pour the water and look at the water flowing into the other glass. You pour it slowly, not super slow. But look at the water. The water stretches on itself. It pulls and spins because it wants to be stable but can’t cuz you’re forcing it to move. If you keep going back and forth from glass to glass and lift the pouring glass higher so you’re splashing alittle, (nature is abundant don’t worry) you really start to oxygenate the water in the lower glass. Structuring and enlivening the water! It’s fun and exciting! And the coolest part if your watch the water being poured in larger quantities, so that you can watch if for longer duration, you see that the water structure is the double helix!!!
🧬 ♾️

The natural action technologies hand held vortex devices is remarkable for moving water from sink to a table top filter and then again to a pitcher of water left out in the counter with some sea salt in it. The vortex device perfectly helps fill a water bottle in the morning. I use a miron black glass bottle. I have years experience playing with water. I’m a gardener and have tried a few structuring devices for watering lots of plants. And if anyone wants to know more about that let me know.

Mauritio

Im still pretty new to this but I sense there's a connection between water, electricity and magnetism and how they relate to health, just as there is a connection between Peats work and the work of Pollock and Becker .

Here is a interesting study proving exclusion zones in water induced by magnets . By Pollock .
https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0268747

Review on magnetized water.

From Agriculture to Clinics: Unlocking the
Potential of Magnetized Water for Planetary and Human Health

lobotomize-me

So, if I understand correctly, if I have "structured water" at hand and it gets slightly disturbed by something like my hand ramming into it with full force, it returns back to normal water?

Mauritio

@evan-hinkle
Im looking into getting the portable water revitalizer from Natural Action. Do you think that one would be enough to give you similar results as you have obtained with your foot bath? It seems like the more expensive ones use additional mechanisms, thats why Im asking.

https://naturalaction.com/collections/portable-travel-friendly-water-structuring-devices/products/portable-water-revitalizer

evan.hinkle

@Mauritio I actually think, despite its simplicity, that this is the best and most reliable water structuring unit on the market. One of the things I like most about it is the ability to funnel the water, (or whatever liquid) back and forth many times, (I’ve experimented up to 100, and have settled on 10).

Also if you have access to sea water, collect some and structure that for topical use. It’s incredible, and doing a simple foot bath with structured seawater always makes my hands warm and smooth like my who body is being rejuvenated. I also seem to breathe easier, (not that breathing is an issue for me) and my joints feel lubricated and rejuvenated as well.

The only thing you can’t structure with this device is a carbonated drink. It decarbonates the liquid.

Mauritio

@evan-hinkle Cool! I think ill get one.

Oh thats a bummer . All the water I drink is heavyily carbonated. I was looking forward to structuring my Gerolsteiner. Do you know the mechanism behind this ? How would the funnel do that, I thought it doesnt contain any actual filters?

At least I could use it for milk, juice, foot baths and skin care.

Just saw that shipping to germany would cost 143€, thats utterly insane. I might have to find a local supplier.

evan.hinkle

@Mauritio just do this:

Youtube Video

Mauritio

@evan-hinkle thanks I might try it.
I've also found a website from the UK that ships natural action technologies for just 10€.

There's also a company called "flaska".
They claim that they're glass bottles somehow structure the water, another forum member said it had to with orgone energy.
I might try that before checking out the more expensive stuff.

X-User N Golo recommended that company he has a lot of good stuff on structured water.

Another cheap way that is mentioned for structuring water is simply placing a magnet close to it. I've seen RPF member miquelangeles mentioned that you should only use the north pole, not sure if that's true.

wrl

@evan-hinkle said in Whats worth knowing about structured water / magnetized water?:

The only thing you can’t structure with this device is a carbonated drink. It decarbonates the liquid.

You could structure sun exposed water (in one of those nifty blue coloured glass bottles) then carbonate it!

NoeticJuice

@Mauritio said in Whats worth knowing about structured water / magnetized water?:

connection between water, electricity and magnetism and how they relate to health

@Mauritio said in Whats worth knowing about structured water / magnetized water?:

mentioned that you should only use the north pole, not sure if that's true.

Not his only videos related to this topic. I haven't read the books he mentions in the videos above. I used to watch his videos years ago but I don't watch them anymore. I don't especially recommend his channel either. He seems to have some good book recommendations about physics and metaphysics though.

If you're interested in water, it might also be worth looking into Viktor Schauberger's work. I'm aware of him but I don't know much about his work. I mostly just know that he worked with water. (I'm not especially interested in this topic currently).

Mauritio

Some interesting quotes by Ray on Water (also deuterium depleted water because that overlaps with structured water/ glacier water):

"Well, at high altitudes, all of these long‐lived cultures in South America and the Caucuses and Nepal, they all lived at fairly high altitudes, and were surrounded by glaciers in most of the cases, so that their drinking water that was fairly recently high altitude snow which happens to be isotopically different from sea level water. It’s been refined by a repeated distillation as rain clouds going to higher and higher altitudes, it becomes metabolically stimulating light water whereas average water contains some of the metabolic flowing heavy water. But at the same time the atmosphere at high altitudes is very low in oxygen and so people retain more CO2 in their tissues."

"Q: So what water do you recommend people drink Dr Peat? Do you have one?

RP: No actually. You have to go to or be near a glacier."

"It probably has some general biological function of sorting
things out into slower metabolizers and faster metabolizers. But organisms with a big, high-energy brain definitely do better on low-deuterium foods."

"But another thing about high altitude is that as
water evaporates from the ocean, you get all of the isotopes pretty much coming off the surface of the ocean, heavy hydrogen, deuterium, as well as normal hydrogen, but as the water condenses, first in the coastal regions rising and
cooling as it goes, it rains out selectively the heavy isotopes. And so the higher you go, the lighter your water is. And the first experiments were written up in Science News around 1950 in which they were making heavy water for theirnuclear industry, and they fed mice some of the heavy water and found that they
had accelerated aging, turned gray in middle age and died young. So very little was done from 1950 until pretty much this century, but there is definite evidence that the heavy isotopes slow down biochemical processes, simply lower
the energy production of the system, and you can make some improvement in your isotope balance just by, for example, choosing sugar beet derived sugar from the
high country in the Midwest. Colorado, for example, if you could get all your sugar from a beets grown in Colorado, you would have a distinct advantage in isotopes over Hawaiian sugar, which is very rich in the heavy isotopes. And so a
couple of companies, I think a Hungarian company and Chinese company are selling ways to produce light water cheaply and even selling bottled for, I saw on the internet, $10 a cup for the light water."

"...but for many years
I've figured that taking as much water as possible in the form of milk and orange juice, the cow and the orange tree are acting as filters."

"Everything I have seen by L.G. Boros has been evidence-free hot air. The published lists of foods with deuterium content don’t seem to be the result of actual measurement, because the region where the food is grown makes a very big difference. I started to write about deuterium depletion about 10 or 15 years ago, mentioning things such as the much lower deuterium content of beet sugar from the central states of the US compared to cane sugar from Hawaii; I think it’s good to get your water mainly as orange juice and milk, because of its deuterium depletion. I decided to wait until there’s a more economical way to make highly depleted water and more research."