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Makes sense...
Interesting. Looks expensive.
I usually engineer ways around the expensive stuff. Harvesting sea water from a vortex-shaped plankton bloom...
Well, my first guess is I will be paying full price if I choose to try some.
I consider myself a conisseur of sea salts. I get some from various places and blend it. Have you ever tasted Dead Sea salt? I don't blend that; it tastes awful! Be careful that you do not get blood pressure spikes from salt before trying this and if you do, learn to regulate it. Actually that is just good advice anyway.
Energized water is supposed to be great for you. I agree. There are fancy names for it and some will charge you $40/qt. for it. It simply emulates fresh rainwater from a thundercloud. I studied how these charlatans make the energized water and built my own energizer. A fishtank aerator vortex (there's that word again) atomizes the water and doing this next to a stack of powerful magnets while pumping ozone into the aerator does the trick. See attachments.
All energized water is simply fully vitalized Van der Waal radii on the molecules. "Living" or energized water has a Van der Waal radius of 120º. Therefore it forms great hexagons. The theory I believe is that energized water, these hexagrams of H20, are absorbed into cells much more quickly than deadened water with less than 120º radii.
I really like a product called Cell Food. That is heavy water with an intense mineral formulation. I tried to get a photo of the crystal structure and after three days gave up. Then I remembered that about heavy water - it never dries up. However after a few weeks crystals started forming and in a manner I have never heard about - in twins or pairs! The photos are through a polarizing scope so that helps explain what you see. One crystal shows a certain color and there was always another crystal equal size nearby another color. So one crystal effects the other twin crystal's orientation or position. I wonder what that is called?
Regards,
David Merrill.
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