Month: September 2022

EZ PROPERTIES, CONT. "Typical tap water is H2O but this fourth phase is not H2O; it’s actually H3O2. It’s also more viscous, more ordered, and more alkaline than regular water, and its optical properties are different. The refractive index of EZ water is about 10 percent higher than ordinary water. Its density is also about 10 percent higher, and it has a negative charge (negative electrical potential). This may provide the answer as to why human cells are negatively charged. https://lnkd.in/d2JfT4i View in LinkedIn

EZ FORCE SHIELD. "The repelling forces of water clusters inside this exclusion region are investigated in this study. With a laser tweezers system, we found the existence of an unexpected force fields inside the solute-free exclusion zone near a Nafion surface ... water clusters could transduce mechanical signals on the micrometer range within the exclusion zone. This unexpected inhomogeneous force field near the hydrophilic surface would provide a new insight into cellular activities." https://lnkd.in/d2SuQ2q View in LinkedIn

EZ AND CELL MEMBRANE FUNCTION. "Water at such a hydration level may remain unfrozen at temperatures below 0°C. Also, it is suggested that this interfacial water has lower diffusion coefficients than the bulk water. Thus, the unique properties of this water may play a critical role in functions such as membrane permeation." http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0006349506719671 View in LinkedIn

EZ SHEETS. "Pollack and his collaborators hypothesized that the exclusion zone is composed of a liquid crystalline form of water, consisting of stacked hexagonal layers with oxygen and hydrogen in a 2:3 ratio. Of course, ice also consists of stacked hexagonal sheets, but in the case of ice the sheets are held together by the extra protons. Pollack proposes that EZ sheets are “out of register” – aligned so that the oxygens of each layer are frequently next to the hydrogens of the adjacent layers." https://lnkd.in/dmZHjMr View in LinkedIn

EXTERNAL RADIATION ORDERS EZ. "The alignment is not perfect, but it creates more attractions than repulsions, enough to create cohesion as well as a molecular matrix tight enough to exclude even the tiniest of solutes. Where does the energy come from to create this charge separation? It comes from incident EM radiation. When a water sample is shielded from incoming radiation and heat flux, no EZ forms." https://lnkd.in/dmZHjMr View in LinkedIn

EZ NEAR CELL MEMBRANES. "It is known that water molecules adjacent to a lipid bilayer experience a heterogeneous surface relative to their molecular size and interact strongly with lipid headgroups. This strong interaction disrupts the hydrogen bonding within the water and may extend several molecular diameters from the surface." http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0006349506719671 View in LinkedIn

EZ WATER OSCILLATIONS. "Repeating ordered and disordered states of the water molecules as the two surfaces approach gives rise to an oscillatory hydration force acting between them, where the periodicity of the oscillations relates to the size of the water molecule." http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0006349506719671 View in LinkedIn

THE FORCE THAT THROUGH THE GREEN FLOWER. "The fourth phase is a stage between ice and liquid, which behaves as a liquid crystal. This phase is found in a thin layer when regular water contacts surfaces of any kind, and provides the basis for an electromagnetic polarity that is the engine behind many observable phenomena." http://www.energyschool.com/CSES_Home/Blog/Entries/2014/2/27_Book_Review__The_Fourth_Phase_of_Water.html View in LinkedIn

EZ LIQUID CRYSTALS IN CELLS. "With two thirds of the water in the body being intracellular, meaning in tight contact with micro-sized surfaces, much of the water in the body is of the fourth phase." http://www.energyschool.com/CSES_Home/Blog/Entries/2014/2/27_Book_Review__The_Fourth_Phase_of_Water.html View in LinkedIn

EZ WATER PRINCIPLES. "Pollack gives four principles: (1) water has four phases, (2) water stores energy, (3) water absorbs energy from light (especially the invisible, omnipresent infrared range) and (4) like-charged energies can attract each other due to subtleties in the charge differential between the liquid crystal phase and the normal “bulk water” phase. The two phases are always coinciding." http://www.energyschool.com/CSES_Home/Blog/Entries/2014/2/27_Book_Review__The_Fourth_Phase_of_Water.html View in LinkedIn