Questions on The Science of Water (1)

Questions on The Science of Water (1)

Question: Are all bottled waters the same diameter and healthful?

Dr. Young: All waters are not created equally, in fact–there are over 700 bottled waters on the market and only three are fit to drink. The three bottle waters are, Essentia, Evermore and my pH Miracle Water. That’s it! Out of all the waters coming from municipalities there are No waters fit to drink. (more…)

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February 8, 2010 — Category: Body - Bios (Physical Life), Vital Living Blog

Questions on The Science of Water (2)

Question: What it the mechanical correlation between large water diameters,high-positive milli-volt, and ORP readings?

Dr. Young: Large-diameter water is the high-clustered water. Have you heard the word “cluster”? H2O molecules cluster together when they lose their electrical charge or the charge is compromised by acid. Generally, tap water can be anywhere from 10 to 40 molecule clusters. The averaged bottle or municipal water is 20 molecule clusters. The reason the water clusters is because dietary and/or metabolic acids act as a molecular glue that causes the water molecules to stick together. (more…)

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February 9, 2010 — Category: Body - Bios (Physical Life), Vital Living Blog

Questions on The Science of Water (3)

Question: Is there a positive milli-volt, or ping reading, that water becomes electron-hungry, taking electrons from our body, causing oxidation. In other words, is there a plus 100 milli-volt, plus 200, plus 300, plus 500, where water becomes harmful to the cells of the body?

Dr. Young: Any water that carries a positive milli-volt or ping reading is enervating to the body. The energy of the water, or the “oxidative reduction potential” or “ORP” water is a very important measurement. Oxidation refers to the acidic effect of the liquid being tested and reduction refers to its alkaline effect. When I measure the energy or “ORP” of a liquid, it is measured in milli-volts. Those milli-volts can be positive or negatively charged. The protons or electrons or the positive or negatively charged elements of the liquid or water being measured will make either energy withdrawals if positively charged or energy contributions if negatively charged. (more…)

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February 10, 2010 — Category: Body - Bios (Physical Life), Vital Living Blog

Questions on The Science of Water (4, 5, 6 &7)

Question (4): Does the diameter of water effect our bodies’ hydration?

Dr. Young: Most definitely. The diameter of the liquid or water must be no greater than 6 molecules and preferably 1 molecule in order to hydrate the cells of your body.

Question (5): Is chlorine something we should have in our drinking water?

Dr. Young: Chlorine should not be in our water. It is not an energizing agent because it does not break down water clustering. All of the chlorine water tested shows a positive charge and would therefore pull energy from your body. (more…)

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February 11, 2010 — Category: Body - Bios (Physical Life), Vital Living Blog

Questions on The Science of Water (8, 9, 10 & 11)

Question (8): Tell us about the advantages of an in-home alkalizer, like a Jupiter Orion machine. How can this machine change the structure of water for us?

Dr. Young: Ionization of water was invented by the Russians many years ago where they discovered how to separate positive and negative ions through magnetism. Passing water over several titanium/platinum plates they were able to pull acid elements to one side that were positively charged and to the other side alkaline elements that were negatively charged, creating two streams of water. The first water was electron-rich and alkaline with a small diameter and the second water was proton-rich and acidic with a large diameter. (more…)

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February 12, 2010 — Category: Body - Bios (Physical Life), Vital Living Blog