Dr. Kory, question for you. "Themarox boosts oxygen’s natural activity, helping water break down pollutants without needing chlorine or ozone." This sentence makes me wonder about Aurmina as a cheaper alternative to ozone therapy. What are your thoughts about that?
Dear Dr.Pierre, Have you heard of shungite? It's a Russian mineral that people have been using by steeping it in their water. It reportedly structures and purifies the water and makes the water beneficial to drink. As I read your article I am thinking of sunrise. Id love to have your curious mind take a look at it and let us know what you think.
Can’t wait to set aside time for these! I’ve been trying to follow A Midwestern Doctor’s discussions about structured water (I keep getting lost in the details). Are there similarities? Differences?
I hope the chapter answers all the above in as simple a way as possible (AMD is a close friend, and although I too read their stuff on zeta, it didn't fully "click" until I sat down and researched and wrote this chapter...
Thank you! I will set aside time to immerse myself. I want to thank you for everything you’ve done. You became almost a ‘friend’ during Covid days. I ‘met’ you via Chris Martenson’s work on Peak Prosperity way at the beginning. I ordered Ivermectin from out of the country with information garnered from other of his followers in posts. I forwarded your testimony before the House to anyone I cared about. I am very excited to join you on this adventure. Again. Thank you! 🙏
All I can say is I have a colleague who is vaccine injured and for whom Zeta-Aid was hugely helpful - he reported that since drinking the treated water, he says he no longer needs zeta-aid (anecdotal, unpublished etc)
:) Now I REALLY want to read those chapters between 13B and 14E. This is fascinating. I have known about Pollacks work for a while (his book "Cells, Gels and the Engines of Life" is also a really worthwile read), and John Kempf has shown me the importance of minerals in health (and disease suppression). But this summary really hammers everything home.
Dr. Kory, question for you. "Themarox boosts oxygen’s natural activity, helping water break down pollutants without needing chlorine or ozone." This sentence makes me wonder about Aurmina as a cheaper alternative to ozone therapy. What are your thoughts about that?
Dear Dr.Pierre, Have you heard of shungite? It's a Russian mineral that people have been using by steeping it in their water. It reportedly structures and purifies the water and makes the water beneficial to drink. As I read your article I am thinking of sunrise. Id love to have your curious mind take a look at it and let us know what you think.
Not sunrise, shungite. Autocorrect got me.
Will Aurmina add too many minerals back to water that is RO filtered with an added mineral boost filter?
Can’t wait to set aside time for these! I’ve been trying to follow A Midwestern Doctor’s discussions about structured water (I keep getting lost in the details). Are there similarities? Differences?
I hope the chapter answers all the above in as simple a way as possible (AMD is a close friend, and although I too read their stuff on zeta, it didn't fully "click" until I sat down and researched and wrote this chapter...
Thank you! I will set aside time to immerse myself. I want to thank you for everything you’ve done. You became almost a ‘friend’ during Covid days. I ‘met’ you via Chris Martenson’s work on Peak Prosperity way at the beginning. I ordered Ivermectin from out of the country with information garnered from other of his followers in posts. I forwarded your testimony before the House to anyone I cared about. I am very excited to join you on this adventure. Again. Thank you! 🙏
Yes, I have the same questions out AMD's zeta potential and this.
All I can say is I have a colleague who is vaccine injured and for whom Zeta-Aid was hugely helpful - he reported that since drinking the treated water, he says he no longer needs zeta-aid (anecdotal, unpublished etc)
:) Now I REALLY want to read those chapters between 13B and 14E. This is fascinating. I have known about Pollacks work for a while (his book "Cells, Gels and the Engines of Life" is also a really worthwile read), and John Kempf has shown me the importance of minerals in health (and disease suppression). But this summary really hammers everything home.
will check out Kempf, hadn't heard about him, thanks