I would LOVE to see this expanded to include "structured" water.
Healers hands, homeopathy, rain water from a thunderstorm, Flanagan (I think
he's a phoney, but I'm a minority), etc...
Oops, sorry, Mike! (I can hear his head shake now)
Chuck
I'm not politically incorrect--I'm politically challenged!
On Sun, 3 Sep 2000 09:18:15 EDT, [email protected] wrote:
>Let me conclude by launching a trial balloon to prove my point. Recently, we
>had a discussion about the medicinal properties of "electrolyzed water," and
>someone brought up the point that the type of electrode used to electrolyze
>the water (silver, for example) may have contributed to its medicinal
>benefits. Well, why not electrolyze water at different voltages (both AC and
>DC) using relatively pure carbon electrodes? This way the ordering of the
>water molecules (which, presumably, is responsible for the water's beneficial
>effects) can be studied while excluding the presence of any metal colloids or
>ions. I don't believe the small amount of carbonic acid produced should
>obscure the results, but if it does, I'll bet using gold electrodes at modest
>voltages would work as well. I'll await the response of the silver list to
>see if I'm correct about the lack of interest to do research. Roger
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