We learned in school that water as an element can exist in three states, either as a liquid or as a solid in the form of ice or in a gaseous state as water vapor or mist. We always have an image of one of these three states when I think about water. We were totally wrong !
Professor Gerald H. Pollack - a water researcher from the University of Washington ,in his book "The Fourth Phase of Water", talks about a fourth phase.
Pollack proved that exist a fourth phase of water, which is structured and liquid crystalized that occurs between the solid and liquid states. It is like gel.
This happens, according to the professor, when water comes into contact with a hydrophilic surface. In this case, a thin layer of water (exclusion zone- EZ water) of a different texture is created in contact with the hydrophilic surface.
This layer - EZ water is negatively charged and which repels the rest of the water (positively charged) away from the hydrophilic surface. That is, a kind of battery is created.
The structured form of water that forms on so-called hydrophilic surfaces exhibits completely different and unimaginable characteristics, offering us new explanations for life processes occurring inside the body.
It has a higher viscosity and density than liquid water and appears with a gel-like structure.Professor Pollack's discovery allows us to explain human metabolism with unparalleled simplicity. Furthermore, his ideas have very practical and amazing implications for the maintenance and healing of health in humans and animals!
The fourth phase of water forms inside the blood vessels and promotes the movement of blood cells. It develops inside the body e.g. when we drink spring water, consume an energy-rich diet, inhale oxygen, when exposed to UV and IR rays from the sun or through grounding (walking barefoot), resulting in better health due to increased cell energy, improved cell supply and information flow within the body.
But how?
As children, we learned about photosynthesis. The process in which, green plants (using chlorophyll) soak up sunlight, draw up water, and convert it into chemical energy.
The first step of photosynthesis is when light received by the plant causes the water within cells to split into positive and negative ions. Essentially creating energy from water and light.
Until this point is simple, right? So, imagine how wonderful it would be if humans could do the same thing – convert sunlight and water into fuel for our cells. It would be really a miracle, which could save us! Well, actually it seems that we can do just that via a special kind of water, the EZ(exclusion zone) water, which is previously mentioned.
Pollack found that we can split water into positive and negative ions using light. It was discovered that when water was introduced to hydrophilic or water-loving materials, it split into positive and negative charges and formed a negatively charged matrix consisting of three hydrogen and two oxygen atoms.
With the addition of infrared light, it was found to expand – the more light it received, the more it grew. When the water molecules absorbed the infrared light, they begin to vibrate and that vibrational energy transfers from one molecule to another. The water molecules could also move closer to each other for stability, becoming denser and more viscous.
So how does this help us?
We know that up to 60% of the human adult body is water. The brain and heart are composed of 73% water, our lungs are about 83% water. The skin contains 64% water, muscles and kidneys are 79%, and even the bones are 31% water.
Inside each of our cells are large hydrophilic (water-loving) proteins surrounded by an EZ water layer. The negatively charged EZs almost fill much of the cell and repel the positive ions in the water, with the energy causes the protein to fold.
This folding is used in cell movement, like the contraction of muscles. So, without this EZ layer, cell function would be diminished.
We found out earlier that light can increase or expand this EZ layer, creating energy much like a light-driven battery. Our very own form of photosynthesis.
The more EZ water you have in your system, the more energy you provide to your cells when they need it
How to make EZ water
It’s not just the quality or quantity of water that matters, though. It’s also the water’s structure! We should feed our body with EZ water! There are several ways, below are some of them:
Drinking raw vegetable juice or fresh spring water. Ok, of course fresh spring water is an impossible option in the modern urban lifestyle but EZ water forms naturally in vegetable juice.
Blend regular water. Water absorbs vibrational energy,so you can make EZ water by blending regular water for 30 seconds or so.
Get naked in the sun. Sunlight has plenty of the 1200 nm light that creates EZ water, plus a bunch of other spectra that make sunlight great for you. EZ water forms in your cells when you expose your skin (and your eyes, the gateways to the brain) to unfiltered sunlight for a few minutes every day without sunglasses, clothing, or sunscreen. The more skin you expose, the more EZ water you’ll make.
Sit in an infrared sauna. Sitting in an infrared sauna will give you a concentrated dose of 1200 nm light and make lots of EZ water, which could explain why infrared saunas are so good at speeding up muscle recovery.
Here, for those who are interested in all of the above, iam going to listen to Pollock's speech at Tedx, which was the reason for the above post:
