I built a trap version, and spent time looking at several
demonstrated and proposed trap configurations (along with a host of
testimonials from users). In the end, building a magnetic trap was
the most satisfying route for me. The material that it collected was
quite interesting, for a qualitative point of view. THe effect was
more minimal that I would have wanted, which I felt stemmed from
design - but it was 'attractive'. It has a very penetrating feeling
to the skin that was a preferable experience. I would say that oral
consumption of the liquid offered not much greater effect.
Like I said, in the end I felt that the design itself was massively
inefficient; and as well I didn't like the concept of taking lots of
'good' water and stripping the ORMEs from it for my own benefit -
then dumping it back into the environment. Conceptually, it was a
kind of sewage - but one that I didn't know how to 'compost' it so
that nature would re-imbue it with ORMEs. Barring a vortex-based
magnetic / mechanical separation design, the chemistry and ozonation
methods are far more attractive to me.
Zak
On Mar 17, 2007, at 7:51 PM, thomas malloy wrote:
Zachary Jones wrote:
Funny that ORMUS comes up here - a nice emergence. I worked with
Barry a while ago; even pitched the ozonation tech he is
connected with at a DOE shindig in 2001. I have a giant poster
session in a closet somewheres. Seems like an age ago.
Interesting post Zachary. I have posted Barry's website on this
list in the past. He was doing an emailing list. There were some
people locally who had purchased his traps and were collecting the
material in question, ORMES. I haven't heard from him, or them
lately, are the traps still available? I assume that you've
purchased one of the traps? OTOH, I know what happens when you
assume. Did you collect any of the ORMES material? Did you test it?
Did you ingest it? Did it affect your health?
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