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Dr. Phyllis Mullinix invented a technology called the computer pattern recognition system to study the neurotoxicity of chemicals. She was asked to study fluoride, which she initially didn't want to do. However, her research found that even small doses of fluoride in animals produced effects similar to attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder. When she presented her results, it was met with disbelief and criticism. As a result, she lost her industry funding and academic position.

Modern science's mission is to control and dominate nature, which goes against the previous belief that nature should be observed and understood. Water, for example, is essential for our existence, and its true value lies in understanding it rather than trying to control it. Japanese scientist Dr. Masaru Emoto discovered that water's molecular structure changes when exposed to human words, thoughts, and sounds. Positive intentions create clear and symmetrical crystals, while negative intentions distort and mutate them. Water retains memory and consciousness, as shown by Russian studies. Dr. Bruce Lipton's research on cellular behavior revealed that our genes are influenced by our environment, and positive emotions promote self-healing. The gel state of water, a fourth state, propels blood flow and requires a connection to the earth, sunlight, positive human connection, and peace of mind for optimal health.

I was given a grim prognosis of 0% survival chance for my small cell lung cancer. A veterinarian friend shared a story about a scientist at Merck who accidentally discovered that fenbendazole, a common drug for animals, killed cancer in mice. This unexpected finding led to hope for cancer treatment.

Prior to the University of Oregon Medical School, I was on the faculty of Harvard and also worked at MIT, and we were interested in transplantation. One problem with freezing a kidney or a heart is you form an encircling shell of ice. I looked for a chemical means of freezing a kidney, and that's how I became involved with DMSO. What we found was that DMSO would go right through the skin and carry with it other chemicals or medicines. It became a national news story, and the New York Times called DMSO the most exciting thing in medicine. This was in 1971. I spoke to the operator about a paper due tomorrow, and ten minutes later the phone rang with a call from the former president Lyndon Johnson. It's been a wonderful, wonderful half century here and one of the luckiest things I've ever done.

Speaker 0 discusses deionized water in pharmaceuticals, claiming that water is treated to remove its electrical conductivity and that this process transfers conductivity out of the water into the pharmaceutical products. He describes an experiment in which he drank deionized water purchased at Whole Foods after running out of distilled water. He emphasizes that he does not endorse drinking it and characterizes the experience as the most crazy he ever had. He states that the water “kinda tasted weird” and, within about 30 to 40 minutes, he felt his whole body shut down. According to his account, he experienced a rapid drop in blood sugar, turned white and pale, and found that he could not function. He describes the effect as instant and extremely rapid. From his perspective, these observations lead to the conclusion that pharmaceuticals containing toxins and deionized water are capable of “shutting your body down.” He further asserts that as different parts of the body are shut down, this would result in various side effects and health problems.

In the 1990s, while filming in the Gulf of Mexico for Blue Planet, I discovered a strange underwater phenomenon. It appeared as a dark band that turned out to be a ring of mussels surrounding a black center. The water was so dense and saline that our submarine couldn't descend into it, causing ripples when we tried. It was a surreal experience unlike anything I had ever seen before.

A recent study claimed that the malaria drug chloroquine doesn't inhibit SARS-CoV-2, but the study used KLU-3 lung cells. After looking at the study, I realized KLU-3 cells are lung cancer cells. I contacted the author, pointing out that the study inadvertently demonstrated that chloroquine allows viruses to attack cancer cells while protecting normal cells because cancer cells are de-differentiated with different receptors. The author misinterpreted the data. The fact that they used KLU-3 lung cells was hidden in the appendix. This is disinformation. They're saying chloroquine is unlikely to work against SARS-CoV-2. On the contrary, this proves that chloroquine is incredibly smart because it lets viruses attack cancer cells, not normal cells.

Water is the most common substance on Earth, present in our lives at all times. It has unique properties that defy typical physical laws, such as expanding when cooled, allowing plant shoots to break through asphalt. Water can exist in three states: liquid, solid, and gas, a phenomenon that remains unexplained by science. Additionally, water has memory; it retains imprints from substances that come into contact with it, suggesting it remembers its surroundings. This concept may explain why our ancestors used silver vessels to create healing water. Today, a highly effective antibiotic water, used by the American army, demonstrates water's ability to eliminate germs, showcasing its remarkable properties.

Benveniste believed that water could be used as a recording medium, similar to a magnetic tape. He conducted an experiment where he recorded biological information onto water using an electronic device. The electromagnetic field generated by the device was picked up by a coil and transferred to the water. Benveniste monitored the experiment in real time using a heart rate monitor and observed that the heart exhibited arrhythmia. This was significant because the water had never physically interacted with the molecule, but only received radio waves, yet it behaved like the original substance.

Water can be seen as an intelligent designer. I exposed water to a photo of my friend, froze it, and it created an ice design of her face. When I showed the ice to the water again, it produced a negative image of her face. I briefly placed my thumb in the water, and after freezing it, water designed an impression of my thumb, including a chip in the nail, which I later chipped in the same spot. Using the concept of "ego," water created an image of a person with exaggerated features. When I influenced it with the word "milk," it unexpectedly designed a breast. These ice designs are interpretations rather than direct copies, suggesting some level of awareness in water. It seems we still have much to learn about the true nature of water.

Speaker 0: This is the book, The Living Language of Water. And Beta Austin's work on water is mind blowing. Okay? This book is ridiculous when you get into it. So I'm gonna show you some pictures in here, and this stuff really blew me away. And there are pictures in here that just give me the goosebumps. That's that's all I can say. So check this. When she put an egg in the water, the water was imprinted with the picture of the egg. Now when she put cubes and different objects in water, it was imprinted with those same exact thing. So water takes on anything that is placed into it, anything that's around it. The words that you say, you know, doctor Amoto and that whole thing like you say love and the water takes on the word love, you say hate and the water breaks down, that's exactly what's happening. And Veda Austin was discovering all of this. So next she goes into herbal remedies. So things like milk thistle, CBD, all these beautiful remedies. Check this out. Each different herbal remedy has a different imprint on water and those are the different pictures of the different herbal imprints. So when you're going to consume nature's super foods, you're consuming an imprint that is changing all of the structure of your water almost like alchemy. It is transmuting the water in your body to begin to heal, just like the old stained glass windows in the cathedral. That's what nature is doing. Now when you go and take poison, which is made by a pharma company, you can imagine what it's doing to your water. It's doing the complete opposite. It's breaking apart the structure of your water, so then all of a sudden your whole body falls apart. And then you can't figure it out because you got so many side effects which are continuing this.

The stability of cluster structures in water suggests it can record and store information, functioning like a malleable computer memory. Understanding water's molecular structure is essential, as it serves as the "alphabet" from which information can be arranged. Experiments have shown that various factors, especially human emotions, significantly influence water. In one study, participants projected positive emotions like love onto a flask of water, resulting in increased energy and stability. Conversely, projecting negative emotions such as fear and aggression led to reduced energy and radical changes in the water. Research aims to demonstrate that water has its own memory, with experiments capturing the effects of external influences by rapidly freezing water samples.

Tensor rings manipulate the ether and can structure water. Placing a tensor ring on pipes can eliminate hard water. In pools, tensor rings on pumps can remove algae and negate the need for chlorine. Tensor rings placed on gas tanks can improve gas mileage. This information comes from the work of Slim Spurling, whose research was removed from Google. The speaker suggests that information removed from Google, like Spurling's and crop circles, warrants investigation.

The speaker discusses chlorine dioxide as a medicine that, in his view, is highly controversial and suppressed. He recalls early in his practice hearing whispers that chlorine dioxide “can cure basically everything.” He searched PubMed and found nothing published about it, despite widespread claims. It wasn’t until about a year ago, after joining a Zoom conference with colleagues and meeting a Brazilian PhD/MD he had worked with, that he realized there were people using chlorine dioxide. Since then, he has spent a year researching for his book and asserts that chlorine dioxide is “the most suppressed medicine of modern times,” globally coordinated by public health agencies and media to prevent discussion. He claims there are trails of deaths by advocates and that research on chlorine dioxide “will never get published,” though a few papers appeared in COVID-era research. He compares chlorine dioxide to ivermectin in terms of suppression, citing the Uttar Pradesh example in India where a systematic deployment program of ivermectin was carried out: 160,000 workers, 95,000 villages, testing everyone; those who tested positive received ivermectin, and all household members of positives received it as well. He notes papers in India in September 2021–2022 reporting about 241 million people with very few active cases and no new cases, yet this success “never showed up in The New York Times” and was censored in India as well; the articles did not mention the widespread ivermectin administration. He then states that, concerning chlorine dioxide, Bolivia passed a law allowing manufacturing and distribution of chlorine dioxide, with military and universities involved; people lined up to drink it, and mortality and cases “plummeted.” He acknowledges that the evidence is not yet sufficient, but suggests a pattern similar to Uttar Pradesh. The speaker adds that if he contracted COVID today, this would probably be the number-one treatment for him, even over ivermectin, based on his knowledge of efficacy. He references the website c19early.org, which aggregates real-time data on COVID therapies. According to him, the site shows 72 therapies with statistically significant benefits in COVID, based on four or more trials, with ivermectin at the top; these are therapies that can be used in combination. He describes this as “real medicine and science” that is not allowed to exist. Finally, he discusses the cost of chlorine dioxide: on Amazon, two bottles cost about $28, and while making it at home isn’t straightforward, the products are available in bulk; he mentions that you could potentially treat a family for a year or two with two bottles.

Pearl Powder drew the speaker in after learning about Dr. Wayne’s study claiming that pearl powder could reverse cataracts. The study, described as being removed from Google, appeared on a single website and stated that pearl powder could reverse cataracts. The speaker found this claim astonishing and notes that to this day it remains the craziest thing ever put on the internet, because there have been thousands of testimonials of people’s eyesight reversing with pearl powder. This initial discovery set the speaker on the path to the product. The motivation came from the speaker’s family history and beliefs about eye health. In their family, it was taught that eyes get worse over time, leading to thicker and thicker glasses. The speaker realized that this belief was incorrect and that eye professionals had been telling people they needed worsening vision, whereas the speaker began to see the possibility that eyesight could reverse and heal. The speaker challenges the idea of needing an eye professional to determine whether eyes are getting better, stating that if they can see improvement with their own eyes, there is no need for a professional to tell them if the eyes are getting better. Based on these insights, the product development progressed through several stages. They started with the baby pearl at sixty grams, then expanded to capsules, and later rolled out the two hundred-gram version. Ultimately, Pro Powder became the main product and has gained considerable traction. The speaker describes its growth as “going wild,” indicating strong market uptake and enthusiasm. Throughout, the emphasis is on the potential healing and reversal of eye issues attributed to the pearl powder, supported by testimonials and personal observations. In closing, the speaker expresses gratitude for the impact of pearl powder, noting that it has helped heal a lot of people and expressing appreciation for its ability to assist many individuals. The narrative ties together the curiosity sparked by Dr. Wayne’s study, the challenge to conventional wisdom about eye health, and the product’s evolution from small beginnings to a widely used form.

Water memory experiment shows water holds consciousness and can change structure based on vibrations. Imprinting words like "schizophrenia" results in corresponding ice crystal shapes. Tap water contains toxins and negative vibrations. Ancient water fountains were built to restructure water vibrations. Water is considered Earth's Internet with consciousness. Avoid placing keys or phone near water. Energy codes can be placed under water for positive effects.

I found a book by Jim Humble touting a "miracle mineral supplement" as a natural MRSA cure. Initially skeptical, I revisited it when my son's condition worsened. Humble claimed it cured malaria in Africa, a disease that kills millions annually. NASA supposedly called it the "universal antidote" but suppressed it due to overpopulation concerns. I tried it myself first, and an MRSA boil I had cleared up in two weeks. Then I gave it to my kids. Back then, chlorine dioxide was unknown, and Humble was considered radical. Now, I personally consume very dilute chlorine dioxide when I experience flu-like symptoms after being in public.

In 2008, I made a breakthrough in chemotherapy with a vitamin A compound. Excited, I shared with colleagues, but realized a pharmaceutical company had patented it broadly. When I called them, they dismissed me. My mentor explained it was a blocking patent for profit, not to benefit patients.

Water retains memory through its molecular structure rather than its chemical composition. The organization of water molecules into clusters allows them to act like memory cells, recording their interactions with the environment. This means that water can change in response to external factors, such as light or electric fields, while remaining chemically the same. Advanced instruments have shown that each memory cell in water contains numerous information panels, each responsible for different environmental interactions. Clusters of molecules can persist over time by allowing the exchange of molecules, rather than being static groups.

This discovery by Dr. Masarimoto shows that positive words spoken to water create beautiful, symmetrical shapes when frozen, while negative words create ugly, asymmetrical shapes. It proves that words and intentions affect reality, demonstrating that words are like magic, altering physical surroundings.

In 1995, Dr. Emoto recorded musical impressions on water by allowing it to listen to music and then freezing it. Under the microscope, they observed the crystals formed by the water. Rice was placed in three beakers, and for a month, Dr. Emoto thanked one, insulted the second, and ignored the third. The thanked rice fermented with a pleasant aroma, the insulted rice turned black, and the ignored rice rotted. Dr. Emoto believes this experiment teaches us the importance of how we treat children, emphasizing the need for care, attention, and conversation. Indifference causes the greatest harm.

Water undergoes a radical transformation when it meets hydrophilic material, forming a liquid crystal-like structure, H3O2. Particles and molecules are excluded from this zone, called the exclusion zone or EZ. This fourth phase of water is negatively charged, while the water beyond it is positively charged, creating a battery that can light a light bulb. The input energy comes from light, with infrared light being particularly powerful. Infrared energy is abundant and free, and water is renewable. It's believed that this finding can be scaled up and made commercially available, potentially solving many of the world's energy problems.

Dr. Emoto's rice experiment showed positive words made rice ferment, negative words made it rot. Water's memory was tested with music and emotions, affecting its structure. Structurized water improved plant growth and had health benefits. Water's structure is more important than its chemical composition. Natural water is full of energy and life, while artificial purified water lacks energetics. Natural water can even burn due to its unique structure. Structured water improved blood cells' health in a patient. Water's memory and structure play a crucial role in its effects on living organisms.

A doctor conducts research on water samples to observe their reactions to different influences. Water heated in a microwave and exposed to a mobile phone shows distinct changes. The doctor then examines the effect of this water on human blood, finding that it causes red blood cells to clump together. However, after the patient drinks structured water, the blood cells become buoyant, slippery, and regain their electrical charge, improving oxygen transport and changing the blood's pH. Another experiment involves exposing water to music, resulting in the formation of unique crystals. The video showcases the impact of external factors on water and its potential effects on the human body.

I've discovered a way to use water to fuel your car! It doesn't matter if it's rainwater, well water, city water, or even ocean water.