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Alkaline Water or Hydrogen Water — Which One Is Better for You?

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According to Popular Reviews “A super hydrating water will definitely improve your overall health.” Hydrated water increases your energy levels and improves appearance. You’ll look and feel amazing!

waterDr. Joseph Mercola – Alkaline water is experiencing a resurgence in popularity with sales jumping from $47 million in 2014 to $427 million in 2017.1 Marketers claim alkaline water can correct excess acidity in your tissues, which can then prevent or reverse cancer, arthritis and other degenerative diseases.2

However, there’s virtually no good evidence to support such claims, and I warned people about drinking alkaline water on a regular basis over eight years ago. Molecular hydrogen, on the other hand, does have a number of health benefits, some of which mirror the claims made for alkaline water — and there’s a really good reason for that.

So, here, I’ll review these two types of waters, and the scientific support (or lack thereof) for each of them, and how the benefits of molecular hydrogen were inappropriately transferred over to alkaline water — primarily due to ignorance. Continue reading →

New Altered Bacteria Can Convert Sunlight Into Liquid Fuel

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LeafAlternativeEnergySourceWe have been looking for alternative fuel sources for years! Now, scientists have discovered that certain bacteria can take hydrogen molecules that have been split from water using the energy of the sun, and convert them to alcohol based fuel.

Researcher have now paired a solar-powered catalyzing device with genetically engineered bacteria to convert water and carbon dioxide into fuel. The system has been dubbed the bionic leaf!

The process, which is modeled after the way plants use photosynthesis to turn CO2, H20 and other compound into energy, with some chemical twists, of course. The ‘artificial leaf’ is the silicon cell that can produce the energy using nothing but sunlight and water. The leaf is steeped in water, and when the sunlight comes down, it spits the water into hydrogen and oxygen molecules that can then be stored as an energy source. This is the same thing a natural leaf does, except it works ten times faster than nature!

“With a single gallon of water (3.7 litres), Nocera says, the chip could produce enough electricity to power a house in a developing country for an entire day,” “Provide every house on the planet with an artificial leaf, and we could satisfy our 14-terrawatt need with just one gallon of water a day.” Continue reading →

Water And The Awakening

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WaterHeartMy desire to have a stronger connection with Gaia has been coming to me through water.

Makes sense I suppose as our bodies are about two-thirds water by weight and that water covers roughly two-thirds of the earth’s surface.

I’m thinking back to the amazing images created by Masaru Emoto showing how water responds to thought and emotion… consciousness.

And, as Emoto has shown, we can converse with water – let it carry our intention, love and appreciation for life.

Even small things like taking a shower, drinking a glass of water, watering my garden carry a more conscious appreciation of this amazing substance.

Reflecting the ‘awakening’, many revelations about water have come to light in recent months.

For example… ‘Middle Earth Revelation? Gaia Contains Giant, Secret Reservoir of Water’… “Scientists have discovered a great “wet zone” far down within the Earth that might hold as much water as all the world’s oceans put together.”

Another aspect of water that seems mysteriously cloaked in invisibility to the human collective, is the ability to transform water into gases. Continue reading →

Unfrozen Mystery: H2O Reveals A New Secret

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Carnegie Institute For Science June 10 2013 (Thanks, Cliff)

A fragment of the crystal structure of the new ice is shown where the oxygen atoms are blue and the molecular hydrogen atoms pink.

Washington, D.C.—Using revolutionary new techniques, a team led by Carnegie’s Malcolm Guthrie has made a striking discovery about how ice behaves under pressure, changing ideas that date back almost 50 years. Their findings could alter our understanding of how the water molecule responds to conditions found deep within planets and could have implications for energy science. Their work is published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

When water freezes into ice, its molecules are bound together in a crystalline lattice held together by hydrogen bonds. Hydrogen bonds are highly versatile and, as a result, crystalline ice reveals a striking diversity of at least 16 different structures.

In all of these forms of ice, the simple H2O molecule is the universal building block. However, in 1964 it was predicted that, under sufficient pressure, the hydrogen bonds could strengthen to the point where they might actually break the water molecule apart. The possibility of directly observing a disassociated water molecule in ice has proven a fascinating lure for scientists and has driven extensive research for the last 50 years. In the mid-1990s several teams, including a Carnegie group, observed the transition using spectroscopic techniques. However, these techniques are indirect and could only reveal part of the picture.

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