Hi, Brooks and all, Dr. Ron Cusson said that the amazing magnetic blender http://www.quantumbalancing.com/magnetic_blender.htm., was much stronger than the amazing vortex magnetizer http://www.quantumbalancing.com/vortex_magnetizer.htm. And he said that he was no longer offering support on either, because they had developed a much stronger magnetizer, or structured water device which they were marketing.
I have purchased the little magnets to build the blender device, and have ordered the screw on caps to connect the two plastic bottles for the vortex magnetizers, but have not put either together yet. I am curious to know if there will really be a difference in the taste and effects of magnetized water or wine. Of course, the aeration of the wine would change the smoothness and taste of red wine, because they say that red wine should always be swirled in the glass before drinking. In the explanation of the amazing magnetic blender the author (whoever wrote it) said that their joint pain disappeared after drinking their first batch of magnetized water. Has anyone else reported any results like this? Is there any way to tell that there is a difference between magnetized water and plain, unmagnetized water, other than occasional anecdotal reports? I mean does everyone notice the same results, or only a percentage of users? Placebo does account for up to 30%, or more, of pain relief and healing. In fact, when my son attended his first lecture in pharmacy school the professor stated that the human body (or mind) could heal anything that pharmaceuticals could heal. (Maybe Rx are not designed to heal or cure, but just to relieve symptoms while using them) If they cured you wouldn't need to continue buying them. Dick
