Magnetized Water
History
Some
decades ago, Russian scientists faced a major industrial problem. When water
flows through pipelines of a boiler or an engine machinery, some deposits from
the water cling to the walls of the pipes. Over time, the
lumen becomes narrower and the delivery of water to the machinery is reduced.
The efficiency, fuel consumption and mechanical strength of the machine is therefore
reduced.
While researching on this problem, scientists noticed that such undesirable
deposits did not occur in those pipes with water that was magnetized. This
started the magnetization of water for industrial use in countries where water
source is less than desirable
Scientists became highly interested in studying magnetism. Water is a transparent
fluid that has no color, odor, shape or taste of its own. It takes the shape
of its container and the color, odor and taste of other things mixed with it.
It is a near-universal solvent. It has the property of being able to assimilate
the properties of other things. Researchers found when a permanent
magnet is kept in contact with water for a considerable time; the water gets
magnetically charged and acquires magnetic properties. Such magnetized
water has its effect even on the human body when taken internally and regularly
for a considerable period.
Use of magnets in Healing
Ancient people have used magnetized water also without understanding its mechanism
of action. Streams flowing over natural magnets in the shape of stones and boulders
became magnetized and their water, when consumed by the people of that age,
provided miraculous cures and energy.
In India, the use of magnets in healing (called Indian Magnetotherapy) is an
ancient therapy. Literature had described the use of magnets to stop bleeding
thousands of years ago.
In recent decades, there has been a resurgence in the use of magnetic in healing
of a variety of ailments, primarily in pain control of chronic degenerative diseases such as arthritis.
How Magnets Work
Magnets
have two poles, North and South. It is based on Nature's law. Every cell in the human body can be viewed as
a small magnetic unit. This property
is present in all organs. Each cell produces its own magnetic field.
Any disturbance in this magnetic field indicates a disorder. This equilibrium
can be restored with the help of magnets, according to many researchers.
Technically, magnetism works because it increases the speed of sedimentation of suspended particles
in water (and other liquids) and enhances conductivity as well as the process of ionization
or dissociation of atoms and molecules into electrically charged particles.
(New Scientist, June 1992.)
Physics shows that chemicals change weight under the influence of magnetic fields;
so does water. More hydroxyl (OH-) ions are created to form calcium bicarbonate
and other alkaline molecules. It is these molecules that help reduce acidity.
Normal tap water has a pH level of about 7, whereas
magnetized water can reach 7.8 pH after exposure to a 7000 gauss
strength magnet for a long period of time. Cancer cells do not survive
well in an alkaline environment.
Magnets also affect the bonding angle between the hydrogen and the oxygen atom
in the water molecule. Magnetized water causes the hydrogen-oxygen
bond angle within the water molecule to be reduced from 104 to 103 degrees.
This in turn causes the water molecule to cluster
together in groups of 6-7 rather than 10-12. The smaller cluster leads
to better absorption of water across cell walls. There have
been numerous reports, of those drinking magnetized water daily, of people
being cured of many chronic degenerative disease such as renal stones and arthritis.
Human Applications
Experience has shown that magnetized water contributes and helps in the treatment
of many diseases. It is especially beneficial in treating digestive, nervous, urinary disorders, and chronic
degenerative diseases. . Some researchers
pointed out the apparent difference between water exposed to the north versus
the south pole. It is believed that water magnetized by the North Pole
stops the growth of bacteria and works as an antibiotic. Water magnetized
by the South Pole takes care of pain, swelling and weakness. Water magnetized
by both North and South Poles enhances overall general health. Well
documented scientific evidence to show the differences between north and south
poles and their effects on health is still inconclusive, and one should be careful
not to put too much emphasis on this.
The degree of magnetization depends on three things:
1. The quantity of liquid put on the magnet.
2. The power of the magnet used for the purpose.
3. The duration of the contact of the liquid container with the magnet.
These three factors will naturally determine the degree of magnetization.
Although we can measure the power of a magnet, we have no method of measuring
the degree of magnetization of water. In the absence of any definite
measure, only experience can guide us.
A simple way to magnetize water is to keep
two liter jugs of water on the two poles of encased disc magnets of about
3000 gausses, normally for twelve to twenty-four hours.
A simpler and more modern way is to have water
pass through magnetic discs of up to 10,000 gausses momentarily in order
to achieve a similar effect.
Health Benefits
The
reported health benefits of magnetized water are many, including:
Acidity and Other Digestive Disorders:
Magnetized water reduces excess acidity and bile in the digestive system.
It helps to regulate the movement of the bowels expelling all accumulations
of poisonous matter.
Kidney Stones: The use of magnetic water
in urinary and kidney disorders has been documented. In scientific
studies, magnetic water has been prescribed to persons suffering from renal
calculus. An adult suffering from renal stone is advised to drink
one-liter of magnetic water per day, while in case of child it is 500ml
per day. Results have been very encouraging.
Low Blood Pressure and Nervous System:
Magnetized water is also very beneficial for nervous disorders and treatment
of blood pressure, especially low blood pressure. It gives a soothing
and slightly sedative effect to the nerves, aids in clearing clogged arteries,
and normalizes the circulatory system.
Asthma/Bronchitis: Magnetized water
is effective in the treatment of asthma, bronchitis, colds, coughs and certain
types of fevers.
Healing of Wounds: Magnetized water has
been used as an external aid for washing swollen and sore eyes, wounds,
eczema spots, etc. for quicker healing. In all types of eye infections,
north pole magnetized water has healing and anti-biotic type properties.
Conclusion:
The
use of magnetized water in the treatment of chronic disease is still in
the infancy stage of investigation.
Magnetism is widely used in medical diagnostics, including Magnetic Resonance
Scanning devices for detection of a variety of internal organ dysfunction,
including cancer.
There is very little doubt that our cells react like a
tiny magnet throughout the body's universe. Disturbance of this balance
may bring on dysfunction of the body that current tests and investigative
tools are simply not sensitive enough to measure.
It will be decades before the science of magnetized
water is fully understood. Those
in mainstream medicine may discount magnetized water as "quackery".
Those in the forefront of magnetic research paints a different story.
If one understands and accepts that each of our cells possess a small magnetic
field, as many research studies are now supporting, the logical conclusion that magnetic water has the ability
to affect our cells must be taken seriously.
In the end, the truth probably lies somewhere in between - magnetized water is not a magic panacea or cure-all. It is also not a total quackery and most likely will turn out to be a health-enhancing medium. It enhances our health in at least two ways. First , magnetized water increase the alkalinity of water. An alkaline pH balances the biological terrain as our body is bathed in a pro-cancer acid environment from a modern day meat heavy diet and pollution. Magnetized water also leads to a reduction in the cluster size of water molecules, leading to better absorption of water into the cell.