Water & EMF
Water in the human body is mostly a “soup” of electrolytes, proteins, fats, starches, etc. Not only would magnetic fields affect the body’s own water but will also affect water drunk after being pre-treated by magnetic fields. There is evidence that electromagnetic fields (EMFs) change the properties of solutions.
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How is water affected by EMFs? There are many papers from various authors which prove that water retains for some time changes induced in it by exposure to an EM field. Thus, long time memory of water is a well established fact. Some researchers have identified macroscopic millimeter-size clusters in water. How EMFs affect clustering is yet unknown. The EMFs effects on water are most likely due to structural defects in the water and the water memory may be ascribed to stable aspects of such defects. A more in depth discussion of the physics and the role of water in magnetobiology is found in “Magnetobiology: underlying physical problems” by Vladimir Binhi , Academic Press, London, 2002.
Magnetic exposure of water is widely used to inhibit scale buildup in heat exchangers, water storage systems and water pipes. Electric and magnetic fields affect the precipitation of barium oxalate, calcium carbonate and calcium sulfate, crystal growth rates of inorganic salts and stability of fluid suspensions. EMF effects persist in fluids up to several days after the EMFs are removed. EMFs affect diffusion of colloids, surface free energy of calcium salts and changes in UV and Infra Red spectra of water. Magnetic pretreatment of water has been thought to enhance the yields of plants and livestock and affect paramecia, alter cell density and size of the nucleus diameter in catfish liver cells and affect the hormone cycles of mice. A patent has also been issued on a method of magnetically treating fuel used in motors, to enhance fuel consumption.
It has been shown that magnetically treated water used in dental irrigators reduces dental plaque build-up better than untreated water. Treated water also caused round worms to evacuate infested children better than controls in a Chinese study. Water from Japan that was naturally “magnetized” coming out of lava flows improved memory loss in Alzheimer’s patients. Other researchers found that treated water reduced kidney stones.
Therefore, EMFs are expected to not only affect the water content of the body but may also be of some use in structuring the water we drink. How these observations can be used to positively impact health is only just beginning to be discovered.
