The Search for Real Water

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You can go without food for a couple of months, but the record for going without water is seven short days. If water didn't exist, neither would we. All life forms are immersed in a sea of water, but what kind of water?

You've just slashed your arm with your stone spear in a hunting accident. There are no rescue units, doctors or pharmacies, so you do the best you can with what's available... your intuition. With blood running down your arm, you make your way home, and right there in your living room is the answer. Water dripping from the stalactites! You let the soothing liquid run down your arm, take a rest, and before you know it, you're out tracking hairy mammoths again.

Water dripping from stalactities in underground caves may be one of Mother Nature's best. It is capable of inhibiting the growth of pathogenic bacteria, which could otherwise cause infection. The caveman had no way of knowing this. He used something from Nature we don't even think about. The caveman inadvertantly discovered one of the secrets of water.

Water's sacred powers were preserved by religious sects down through the centuries, as is evident by the many thousands of references in ancient manuscripts, including the Bible. Michelangelo and several Popes, drank water from the Fuiggi Springs near Rome to prevent kidney stones. Water is a major factor in understanding universal phenomena, including creation.

Take the following example authored by Francisco Xavier in his book Nosso Lar (translated as "Our Home").

"For many centuries man has ignored it (water). The oceans equilibrate the planet. The watery element supplies him with the physical body. The rain provides bread. The rivers orient his cities. The presence of water offers a blessing to his home and his workplace. Even so, he judges himself the absolute power of dominance over the World, forgetting that first and foremost he is the son of a higher order. There will come a time when he will copy our methods, embracing the importance of the God-given substance. He will comprehend then that water is the creator of his existence, capable of absorbing mental characteristics of each lair. Water, my friend, does not just remove bodily residues, but also absorbs expressions of our mental life. It will be evil in the hands of the perverse and promote well being in the hands of the generous. In motion, its currents will not only spread the blessing of life, but will constitute a vehicle of divine providence, absorbing evil sentiments, hate and anxieties of man, cleansing his home and purifying the Earth."

This description has an interesting origin. Francisco Xavier was born illiterate, and has remained that way through his entire life. The book was actually dictated to him by André Luis after Luis' death. The description is that of his mentor in another world called "Our Home". The interesting thing about this passage is in one paragraph the author sums up every possible use for water; even those we know nothing about yet.

If you would like to pursue the spiritual and health related side of water in a little more depth, we can recommend "Shopping For the Spirit", a very well written explanation as to how water influences our health.

Water was taken for granted until the industrial revolution resulted in pollution and the subsequent search for good drinking water began. As early as 300 BC, pollution from the tanning industry in and around the City of Rome became a strong motivating force to build aqueducts to supply water to the city. Aside from recognizing the effects of pollution, the Romans were perhaps the first to institute legislation for the defense of water quality. They decreed that cities could not be located along the same river closer than 10 kilometers from one another. This was to permit Nature to clean up the wastewater from the first city before it reached the intake for the second city. The Romans observed Nature at work and appreciated her regenerative mechanisms.

There was an admirable measure of applied wisdom behind this decree. The Romans may have had their demise at the hands of the Northerners, but the lessons they taught in public sanitation are used even today. Unfortunately, their practices were not heeded during the Middle Ages, and this was partially responsible for the pestilence that followed during the dark ages. In 1880, Chlorine was first used for the disinfection of water in England. Needless to say, it was heralded as a great breakthrough and remains as the primary disinfectant used in drinking water treatment.

Through the 18th century it was all downhill. Here a story told by Donald Carr in his book Death of the Sweet Waters:

"On the 23rd of August, 1779, the USS Constitution, carrying its regular cargo, set sail from Boston with 475 officers and men, 48,700 gallons of fresh water, 7,400 cannon shot, 11,600 pounds of black powder, and 79,000 gallons of rum. Her mission was to destroy and harass English shipping.

Making Jamaica on the 6th of October, she took on 826 pounds of flour and 68,300 gallons of rum. The she headed for the Azores. Arriving there on the 12th of November, she provisioned with 550 pounds of beef and 64,300 gallons of Portuguese wine.

On the 18th of November, she set sail for England. In the ensuing days, she defeated five British men-of-war, captured and scuttled 12 English merchantmen, salvaging only the rum. On the 27th of January, the powder and shot were exhausted. Unarmed, she made a night raid up the Firth of Tay. Her landing party captured a whisky distillery and transferred 40,000 gallons aboard. Then she headed for home.

The USS Constitution arrived at Boston on the 20th day of February, 1780, with no cannon shot, no food, no powder, no rum, no whisky and 48,600 gallons of stagnant water."

It was not until the late 19th century that we began to realize the real problems with water. Independent researchers began to take a good long look at the true role of water in relation to our health. Chlorine may be a efficient disinfectant, but it also contributes to cancer and is suspect in the cause of the heart disease - artherioscerosis. The fundamental question to these forward thinkers became "it's important that water be free from harmful contaminants, but is it suitable for the body's physiological functions?".

Notable among these independent researchers was Viktor Schauberger, known as the Water Wizard. His insight into the behavior of water in accordance with the laws of Nature allowed him to build chutes and flumes for log handling in Austria in harmony with Nature. While this may not appear to be significant, it marked the first real understanding of the fragile properties of water. Schauberger's major contribution was an understanding of how the vortex contributes to reactivation of water. The vortex is a common configuration for hurricanes and tornadoes, but water going down the drain also forms a vortex.

The interesting thing about the vortex is that its velocity (angular velocity) can be any speed. As the water cone decreases the angular velocity increases. Theoretically, the velocity at the very bottom center will move towards infinity. At some point the water molecule is rendered free floating (not subject to gravity). This environment permits spontaneous restructuring of the molecule.

Theodore Schwenk, another of our forward thinkers, developed Drop Picture Photography, which shows the difference between polluted water (Fig. 1) and mountain spring water (Fig.2). The photographs shown here were taken with high-speed photography at the very moment of impact by a drop of water on the surface to the same water.

Based on the assumption that living organisms have the ability to restore natural properties to water, the Russian Chemist, Nicolau Korniloff (1902 to 1974), developed the use of energies from plant extracts to restore some of the lost properties of water. Although Korniloff's work is relatively unknown, as early as 1935, he is credited with producing hard evidence that water will absorb and transmit the energetic properties of substances which have never chemically come into contact with the water. He produced a biomagnetic catalyst to transmit these special qualities. His original work was done for the purpose of descaling boilers; however Korniloff had a calcification on the heel of his foot which bothered him quite a lot. He reasoned that if this special water could remove calcium scale from boilers, it ought to be able to remove the calcification from his heel. Six months later, it had done just that. Eight years later he treated water for the entire City of Piracicaba in Brazil (1968), and 13 years later his invention was approved by the Brazilian Ministry of Health.

Homeopathic doctors in Brazil were quick to use his technology, and this resulted in a long line of discoveries. It soon became apparent that Korniloff's Real Water was capable of aiding in the prevention and treatment of many health disorders. One of Korniloff's major contributions to the search for Real Water was the discovery that properties of essential oils and other plant extracts can be coded by water. This is one reason why homeopathics became interested in the biomagnetic catalyst.

In 1979,a series of tests were carried out on pathogenic bacteria using the biomagnetic catalyst. Using laboratory strains of E.Coli and actual testing in swimming pools, the "antibiotic" properties of water soon became apparent. Further testing on humans showed that Real Water not only inhibits the proliferation of pathogens, but it also increases immunity to infections. What the caveman already knew was rediscoverd. To obtain copies of tests, click on our FAQs & Links page.

The Polywater Affair of the early 1960s was a major breakthrough in the search for Real Water. Labeled by English and American intelligence as a hoax perpetuated by Russian scientists, it became a stimulus to the study of water by major scientific institutions around the world. The Russians claimed that water could be plasticized under the right conditions and they designed an experiment using a glass vessel to show the "clustering" of water in contact with the glass. The claims went much deeper; almost to the point of claiming complete polymerization of water (plastic water). It was dismissed as a hoax when the experiment could not be duplicated; however, it marks the beginning of the cluster theory.

To understand the importance of the water cluster, we recommend you read the chemistry and physics of water. As early as 1953 experiments with slow moving neutrons were performed at Brookhaven Laboratory showing that water, even in a liquid form, has a definite crystal structure. The basic structure of water is the tetrahed. Many tetraheds make up a hexagonal structure, which has been called the "cluster", by Lorenzen and others. The basic structure of water will retain its form to about 40 degrees centigrade. Above this temperature molecular chaos begins. In actual fact, the structure of water is extremely fragile.

The fragility of water is emphasized by the work of other research efforts. John Wilkes' working with flow forms, established that pumps are an influencing factor in the maintenance or destruction of critical water properties. Working with biomagnetic catalysts in Brazil, further evidence of the effect of centrifugal pumps on swimming pool water was found to be detrimental to maintaining natural qualities. A better choice is the diaphragm pump. Chemical agents like chlorine are also detrimental because they have strong ionic pull that easily distorts the water crystal. So, while chlorine is a good disinfectant, it robs the water of its natural ability to fight off pathogenic microorganisms.

One of the first modern references to water for therapy was introduced by homeopathic medicine. Samuel Hahnemann (1755-1834), the founder of homeopathic medicine took exception to a medical observation made by Hippocrates (460-377 B.C.). The latter suggested that an extract of quinine bark was suitable for the treatment of swamp fever because it was a stomach tonic. Upon trying the extract on himself, Hahnemann noted that it produced the same symptoms; hence his first axiom, "Let likes be cured by likes". As he developed his newfound technology, he discovered that extracts needed to be applied in minimal dosage. To make sure dosage was reduced to its absolute minimum; he developed the process of potentialization, using successive dilutions of water, rhythmically shaken to produce a succession. Since some homeopathic preparations are diluted many times, their efficacy has been seriously questioned on pharmaceutical grounds as inert; i.e., essentially absent of even one molecule of the original extract. So how does homeopathy work?

Given that homeopathic medicine is effective when it can be shown that there is no likelihood of any molecules being left in a particular dose, then the effect of the dose must lie within the water molecules (Family Homeopathy Keats Publishing, Inc.; copyright c 1995 Paul Callinan). Actually, Hahnemann had no idea this could be the case, but through recent knowledge of water and its memory, we are now entering an exciting new field of biophysics, discovering many properties of water that could not be imagined just two decades ago. Jacques Benveniste, a French researcher working at the University of Paris South, showed evidence of water's memory. His work was published in the respected "Nature Magazine" (333,816; 1988), only to be labeled fraudulent by many scientists. Benveniste has succeeded in demonstrating what others have suspected for some time. He has now taken an additional valuable step in the quest for understanding water coding. It is called Digital Biology.

Bernard Gard, a biochemist at McGill University in Montreal did some work a few years ago, which indicates that mental transmissions do have an influence on water. He selected several normal individuals, psychotics, and neurotics, to participate in his experiment. Each of them was told to hold a vial filled with a saline solution for thirty minutes. The solutions were then used to water barley seeds, which had been planted. The seedlings watered with the vials from the normal participants grew normally. Those watered with the vials from the abnormal individuals did not do well, but there was yet another surprise. Gard thought the seeds watered with the vials from the neurotics should have done the poorest, but those of the psychotics were notably worse. He later found out that the assistant, in response to a question from the neurotics, went on to explain the purpose of the experiment. The group took sympathy on the seeds, and the results were altered accordingly.

No discussion of modern day research on drinking water would be complete without mention of Dr. Batmanghelidj (known as Dr. B). His book Your Body's Many Cries for Water is must reading material for anyone interested in the curing powers of water. Dr. B's book quickly points out just how ignorant we are about our overall health. The book's appeal to the public stems from its simplicity and the fact that this is a medical doctor emphasizing the curative powers of water. For more information click here.

One of the most significant findings mentioned in Dr. B's book is the energy factor. Drinking water will reduce fatigue and suppress hunger. There is a reasonable explanation for this. Water may actually fire the energy cycle (the ATP cycle). For more information on this, click here.

Why this sudden interest in studying the more subtle properties of water? Good drinking water is becoming scarce, but there are thousands of equipment manufacturers to filter, deionize, distill, and otherwise remove the bad actors from your water. Our technology can do most anything, but can it do most anything on a scale to meet the demands of drinking water around the world. Not likely!

While many unanswered questions remain, one thing is certain. Water is not a simple substance. It is elusive, hiding many mysteries. All of the research accomplished on water and its benefits to our health has been difficult because it is terribly under-funded. Some of us know with considerable certainty that Real Water can prevent and even alleviate most all chronic disorders. The uppermost question in the minds of most who do advanced research on water, is how to maintain this seemingly fragile substance in its natural state of Real Water long enough to study its properties and effects on such things as health. The Biomagnetic Catalyst, a device invented by Nicolau Korniloff in 1935, has offered some surprising clues. A link is available on the FAQs & Links page.