Dear Brooks and group,
I don't know what the inside of a "vitalizer plus" looks like, but after
reading your suggestions, I started to play around with an old blender of
mine. I took out the bottom criss-crossed blade assembly, and with a pair of
pliers, made the cross shaped blades parallel so that both blades were one
on top of another, facing in the same direction. I then tried to bend the
ends of each up as far as I could, so as to end up with two U shaped blades,
one slightly bigger than the other, on top of each other, facing in the same
direction.
Filling the container up with water, placing the blender on the low setting,
and pulsing the lowest speed button, produces a nice little vortex. I also
placed a heavy rubber band on the outside of the receptacle to hold two of
Peter Kulish's magnets, 180 degrees apart from each other.
According to your research, Brooks, can this be a valid method of producing
structured water?
Can I use plain tap water with a pinch of Himalayan sea salt?
How can I measure the quality, or lack thereof, of the water produced?
Thanks, Paul
----- Original Message -----
From: "Brooks Bradley" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, September 16, 2010 2:11 PM
Subject: Re: SO>STRUCTURED VORTEX WATER DEVICES
Dear Paul,
About 15 years ago, inspired by the works of Walter
Schauberger....we investigated (extensively) a number of various
means for "structuring" ordinary tap-water. By structuring, I mean
modifying the micro-particle spectrum of what is, sometimes, referred
to
as the crystal-structure of water. Briefly, the theory is to modify
the alignment of the atomic/sub-atomic particle structure of
water....from
a random/chaotic...to an arranged linear relationship. We employed a
number of different approaches, including charged electrical fields;
chemically-seeded catalyst solutions and various vortex-based
approaches. Some success was achieved from most of the approaches.
However, the most cost-effective...by far.....proved to be a simple
permanent-magnet X physical vortex generation system----available to
the DIY
person-----for several dollars.
The theory-of-operation is simply to expose a liquid
experiencing a vortex geometry.......to a relatively-high, fixed
magnetic field.
The most operationally acceptable, cost-limiting system we were able
to facilitate consisted of two 2 liter soft-drink bottles (connected
to-to-top),
with the top bottle having two "strong" rare-earth or neodymium
magnets taped in a 180 degree relation, as close to the bottle mouth
as physically
acceptable. One physical modification was employed on the "top"
bottle. The modification was to cut the bottom (which becomes the top)
of the
upper bottom----off, to form a funnel of desired size. It makes no
difference which magnet has its N or S pole facing in....so long as
the OTHER
magnet has the opposite pole facing the first magnet. In our initial
experiments, we,simply, placed the TOP section facing down (neck with
magnets attached)
against the bottom (with its opening facing UP) and taped the assembly
together ---at the joint---with electrical tape. The candidate water
sample was
just poured into the top of the funnel section at a "slight" angle
(clockwise rotation proved best) to establish the initial vortex
generation---and emptied the
liquid sample. Later, we obtained commercial connectors (with two
female ends fused together) for a very nominal cost.......to replace
our home-made
connection assembly.
There were multiple modifications evident in the
"structured" water from the bottom container. Most notable was a
decrease in surface tension, with
its corresponding increase in "solubility" characteristics of the water
proper.
This protocol DID NOT, of itself, modify the existing ph of
the water sample candidates, however, the improved "solvent effect" of
the water
proved to be of large benefit (sometimes 200 percent). The mineral
content of the candidate water samples DID make a difference in the
actual
degree of improved solvency.......but improvement presented in EVERY
case exposed to this methodology.
We were, through the implementation of electrical
stimulation procedures....to make very acceptable alkaline water.
However, my present comments
are restricted to structural modifications only.
I hope these comments have been
of use to some of the membership.
Sincerely, Brooks
Bradley.
p.s. I believe it to be of some moment to mention that we have
evaluated a number of the commercial units (both structured water
types Only, and Combination Units
claimed to address both ph and physical structuring),,,,,all with
varying degrees of success. Our greatest criticism being that they
were ALL, horrendously OVERPRICED
for the levels of performance obtained. At least that was our
conclusion. I would add that we have...for years now. utilized the
above-mentioned Magnet X Funnel system
for treating our CS......as we pour it up after initial generation.
On Wed, Sep 15, 2010 at 3:16 PM, paul catania <[email protected]>
wrote:
Is anyone familiar with vortex structured water devices? I am really
confused by how many there are, how similar they look and by how much
variation there is in price. I'm including links to some of the ones I
looked at. I would appreciate comments on any of the devices
individually,
and/or the technology as a whole.
http://www.futuretechtoday.com/health/Products/Water-Products/structured-water-unit.html
http://www.structuredwaterunit.com/
http://ultimatestructuredwater.com/home_unit.htm
http://photonicwater.com/
Paul
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