Hi Charles,
You wrote:
< How do you know this?
Honestly, I have no experience with the other form of portable
water. It is
the magnetized and revitalized distilled water that I am using for
consumption.
Firstly, I rely on my tastse buds and secondly,through observation of the
magnetized water. When I find there is precipitation on the bottom of the
bottle, I sense that either the distillation process is incomplete perhaps
due to ineffective absorption of volatile gases such as chlorine by the
activated charcoal or that some extraneous
electromagnetic source has suppressed the bioradiation of the plant-derived
trace
colloidal minerals added. Magnetized water can be rendered
electromagnetically
inert by exposing it to adjacent high tension cables, TV or computer after
sometime. Sometimes, it is a combination of both, This phenomenon, I observed
off and on..
I suppose the celebrated poet Southey can give you a better
imagery with
these words.
" Most blessed water, Neither tongue can tell
The blessedness thereof, nor heart can think,
Save only those to whom it hath been given
To taste of that divinest gift of heaven;
I stopped and drank of that divinest well
Fresh from the rocks of ages where it ran;
It had a heavenly quality to quell
All pain, I rose a renovated man;
And would not now,when that relief was known
For worlds the needful suffering have
forgone."
< ...how do you test magnetism in water? >
I have no machine to test for the magnetism in the liquid I
drink. But if you have the means to subject your bottle of magnetised water
to Kirlian Photography, you will be happy to observe that you can no more see
your bottle but only a bright blinding source of illumunation. You are
seeing Bioelectromagnetism !
There is nothing esoteric in the magnetic appendage in the
elegant juicer you purchased, Charles. The principle involved is as old as
the mountains.
You sound younger ,Charles.
With regards
Lew
Charles King wrote:
> On Thu, 23 Sep 1999 06:18:21 +0700, Lew Fong How <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> >The magnetised water will loose its
> >magnetism
> >in about 3 to 4 days.
>
> How do you know this?
> I mean, how do you test for magnetization in water?
> Chuck
> Inquiring minds want to know!
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