water is the lead player in bioenergetics.38
As Nobel Laureate Albert Szent-Györgyi remarked in his Nobel lecture in 1937, water is “the mother of all life.”
3.9 Billion years ago life rapidly came on the scene as soon as water was available on earth.
As Nobel Laureate Albert Szent-Györgyi remarked in his Nobel lecture in 1937, water is “the mother of all life.”
3.9 Billion years ago life rapidly came on the scene as soon as water was available on earth.
EZ Water - Exclusion Zone Water - 4th Phase (liquid crystal/quantum)
Background carrier or packing material in the body
Body by volume is 2/3 , body is more than 99% is water molecules. Modern biology ignores the 99%.
4th Phase of Water – Ice, Liquid Vapor and EZ
Liquid Crystal, like a gel, consistancy egg white
Negatively Charged, Pure - Alkaline
This is the water inside cells
Light Creates EZ (also cold water at 4 degrees).
Infrared Especially (why saunas so good)
Bulk water around EZ is positive charge FLOW (circulation)
Body by volume is 2/3 , body is more than 99% is water molecules. Modern biology ignores the 99%.
4th Phase of Water – Ice, Liquid Vapor and EZ
Liquid Crystal, like a gel, consistancy egg white
Negatively Charged, Pure - Alkaline
This is the water inside cells
Light Creates EZ (also cold water at 4 degrees).
Infrared Especially (why saunas so good)
Bulk water around EZ is positive charge FLOW (circulation)
Liquid Crystal Coherence
The other main reason organisms are so coherent is because they are liquid crystalline. That means all the molecules in their tissues and cells are embedded in a matrix of water, aligned according to their electrical polarities and furthermore, they are all moving coherently as a whole, including the water.
Quantum coherence and quantum jazz are possible because organisms are liquid crystalline; the 70 percent by weight (99% by number) of water making up the tissues and cells is the matrix in which all the other molecules, large and small, are embedded, enabling rapid intercommunication to take place, whereby the organism can function as a coordinated whole.19 Quantum jazz is the diverse multiplicity of molecules dancing to the tunes of liquid crystalline water.
**Water and the Cell (Pollack, Gerald H., editor.) (Springer, Dordrecht, The Netherlands, 2006). http://www.i- sis.org.uk/onlinestore/papers.php
Quantum coherence and quantum jazz are possible because organisms are liquid crystalline; the 70 percent by weight (99% by number) of water making up the tissues and cells is the matrix in which all the other molecules, large and small, are embedded, enabling rapid intercommunication to take place, whereby the organism can function as a coordinated whole.19 Quantum jazz is the diverse multiplicity of molecules dancing to the tunes of liquid crystalline water.
**Water and the Cell (Pollack, Gerald H., editor.) (Springer, Dordrecht, The Netherlands, 2006). http://www.i- sis.org.uk/onlinestore/papers.php
Water is Quantum and Quantum Coherent
Water is the most abundant substance on earth, and very few molecules are simpler, yet its behavior is among the most complex and baffling.The structure of liquid water, in particular, remains a matter of conjecture and debate. The generally accepted view is that water molecules in liquid form random clusters with hydrogen bonds linking on average one molecule to four others in a tetrahedral arrangement, but that these flicker on and off rapidly, so it is not the same neighbors involved at any instant.
Water - Macroscopic Quantum?
Is liquid water quantum coherent? Since the 1990s, Warren Warren and his research team at Princeton University have discov- ered that intermolecular multi-quantum coherence can be detected in liquid water probed with magnetic resonance spectroscopy.22 These correlated nuclear spins are established in liquid water by dipole interactions over distances of 10 microns to a millimeter. Intermolecular multi-quantum coherence is being exploited in functional magnetic resonance imaging.23
If bulk water can be quantum coherent, we should not be surprised that water in confined spaces, like in organisms, is quantum coherent.
**Richter, Wolfgang and Warren, Warren S. Intermolecular multiple quantum coherences in liquids. Concepts in Magnetic Resonance 12 (2000), pp. 396-409.
**Richter, W., Lee, S., Warren, W.S. and He, Q. Imaging with intermolecular multiple- quantum coherences in solution nuclear magnetic resonance. Science 267 (1995), pp. 654-657.
If bulk water can be quantum coherent, we should not be surprised that water in confined spaces, like in organisms, is quantum coherent.
**Richter, Wolfgang and Warren, Warren S. Intermolecular multiple quantum coherences in liquids. Concepts in Magnetic Resonance 12 (2000), pp. 396-409.
**Richter, W., Lee, S., Warren, W.S. and He, Q. Imaging with intermolecular multiple- quantum coherences in solution nuclear magnetic resonance. Science 267 (1995), pp. 654-657.
No Life Without Water
The liquid crystalline water is the ultimate source of protons (H+) and electrons (e-), positive and negative charges that zap through cellular compartments, between cells and tissues and the most distant parts of the body. They energize the organism, instantaneously coordinating its metabo- lism, growth, and other vital functions.
I brought this simple equation here for you:
H2O→2H+ + 2e- + O (1)
Notice that in the process of getting protons and electrons from water, you also get oxygen, which green plants release in photosynthesis while using the protons and electrons to grab hold of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, and reduce and fix carbon dioxide into carbohydrates. Oxygen is vital for all aerobic life, like us, and most of the animals that are most familiar to us. We use oxygen to oxidize carbohydrates that the green plants, thankfully, have made for us, back into carbon dioxide and to get our energy. There is now good evidence suggesting that failure in oxygen energy metabolism lies at the root of all serious diseases like heart disease, diabetes and cancer.24
Also, animals use activated oxygen to oxidize water in order to produce reactive oxygen species that protect them from infectious microbes.25 Without water, there would have been no life at all, and without cyanobacteria and green plants to split water, there would not have been the complex life that includes humans and all the animal species most familiar to us.
**Ho, Mae-Wan. Living with oxygen. Science in Society 43 (2009), pp. 9-12. http://www.i- sis.org.uk/onlinestore/magazines.php
**Ho, Mae-Wan. The body does burn water. Science in Society 43 (2009), pp. 14-16. http://www.i-sis.org.uk/onlinestore/ magazines.php
I brought this simple equation here for you:
H2O→2H+ + 2e- + O (1)
Notice that in the process of getting protons and electrons from water, you also get oxygen, which green plants release in photosynthesis while using the protons and electrons to grab hold of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, and reduce and fix carbon dioxide into carbohydrates. Oxygen is vital for all aerobic life, like us, and most of the animals that are most familiar to us. We use oxygen to oxidize carbohydrates that the green plants, thankfully, have made for us, back into carbon dioxide and to get our energy. There is now good evidence suggesting that failure in oxygen energy metabolism lies at the root of all serious diseases like heart disease, diabetes and cancer.24
Also, animals use activated oxygen to oxidize water in order to produce reactive oxygen species that protect them from infectious microbes.25 Without water, there would have been no life at all, and without cyanobacteria and green plants to split water, there would not have been the complex life that includes humans and all the animal species most familiar to us.
**Ho, Mae-Wan. Living with oxygen. Science in Society 43 (2009), pp. 9-12. http://www.i- sis.org.uk/onlinestore/magazines.php
**Ho, Mae-Wan. The body does burn water. Science in Society 43 (2009), pp. 14-16. http://www.i-sis.org.uk/onlinestore/ magazines.php