When black mica minerals are allowed to interact freely with your water, they reveal what modern treatment systems are designed to conceal, What falls out tells the real story. And it ain't pretty.
If I put this Aurmina in 1 gallon of RO water and wait 30 mins or so, is it ok to drink or do I need to still filter. I have been drinking it but just throwing way the last 6 oz at the bottom of the jug.
I just received my Aurmina! What necessity is there to use a gravity filter. I have very hard tap water that is already conditioned with iron filter and water softener.
Could anyone share their experience with traveling and trying to structure their bottled water? I will be in Africa for 3 weeks - lots of bottled water opportunities. Thanks!
I have researched the ceramic gravity feeder and it comes up as Zen filter. Your feeder does not look like the Zen, as the Zen has a 5-stage filtration system. Although it does have the ceramic filter at the top compartment. Can you please verify if this Zen is acceptable, and what type of feeder you currently use? Thank you!
Only problem posting at #112 is very few will see it....
Im love the elegant simplicity of The KoryMethod, time, visual confirmation.
Been reading Gerald Pollach's 'Fourth Phase of Water' which speaks to; structure, exclusion zone, etc.
He also mentions that the exclusion zone in water absorbs energy from light, especially certain wavelengths of light. This energy can perform work within the process.
This got me to thinking that The Kory Method may be superior to RO & distilled, through light impacting the process over the ~72 hrs.
I see the exterior windows letting in light to the process. Next question is, are windows excluding certain beneficial wavelengths, and are flocculation container glass also filtering certain wavelengths.
Hard, if not impossible to measure any of this, but if light is also a beneficial input, can the glazing be also optimized, or am I completely over thinking all of this, and its good that this post is #112, so nobody wastes time thinking about it?
I have not used the coffee filter method in the post. I have 3 glass liter bottles and siphon off all but the bottom layer containing the sediment by using plastic tubing that goes from bottle into the Berki. I still notice a yellow residue in the top Berki chamber after about a week so I clean that chamber out regularly. However the bottom chamber after going through the filters is shiny clean and the water clear and pure. This is very exciting! The only problem is I now realize I need a much larger Berki! I use this water for everything! But that’s ok this will become my travel Berki. I even gave a glas to one of my liberal musician friends who thinks I’m a complete conservative conspiracy nutcase but hey, he admitted it tasted pretty darn good. My next batch is Figi bottled water. We will see what that brings.
Fascinating breakdown on mineral disorder vs mineral presence. The distinction between chemically dissolved and biologically coherent is rarely articulated this clearly, and the sediment-as-diagnostic framework flips the usual purity narrative. The real insight here is that flocculation isn't contaminating the water, its revealing whatwas always there but kept hidden by stabilization chemistry. I've seen similar dynamics in industrial wastewater treatment where suspended solids only become filterable after coagulation, same principe but different scale. The chronic disruption angle is underrated too, most toxicology still focuses on acute thresholds when the actual burden is cumulative misfit at enzyme binding sites and redox interference over years.
Where does one purchase the ceramic gravity filter for the last stage of filtration? Can’t find one.
If I put this Aurmina in 1 gallon of RO water and wait 30 mins or so, is it ok to drink or do I need to still filter. I have been drinking it but just throwing way the last 6 oz at the bottom of the jug.
I just received my Aurmina! What necessity is there to use a gravity filter. I have very hard tap water that is already conditioned with iron filter and water softener.
Could anyone share their experience with traveling and trying to structure their bottled water? I will be in Africa for 3 weeks - lots of bottled water opportunities. Thanks!
Can this process remove radionuclides as well?
Is Aurmina a liquid or powder? I live in Thailand, can it be sent there? Happy New Year to all
How about pouring distilled water into copper container to get minerals and then through aqua energizer to structure the water?
I have researched the ceramic gravity feeder and it comes up as Zen filter. Your feeder does not look like the Zen, as the Zen has a 5-stage filtration system. Although it does have the ceramic filter at the top compartment. Can you please verify if this Zen is acceptable, and what type of feeder you currently use? Thank you!
Dr. Kory, I'm wondering why you reply to virtually every comment on this oost but mine? Not this first time either.
https://pierrekorymedicalmusings.com/p/what-happens-when-water-is-allowed/comment/192447296?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=gjoek
Doctor, doctor... people keep ignoring me...
Next patient please!... 🤣
Hello Dr Kory
What is the best way to filter the water once the sediment develops over 48 hours. I am trying to figure out the best way to set up my system.
Many thanks for your long nights and deep dives!!!
Naidia Cascio RN
Holistic nurse
Only problem posting at #112 is very few will see it....
Im love the elegant simplicity of The KoryMethod, time, visual confirmation.
Been reading Gerald Pollach's 'Fourth Phase of Water' which speaks to; structure, exclusion zone, etc.
He also mentions that the exclusion zone in water absorbs energy from light, especially certain wavelengths of light. This energy can perform work within the process.
This got me to thinking that The Kory Method may be superior to RO & distilled, through light impacting the process over the ~72 hrs.
I see the exterior windows letting in light to the process. Next question is, are windows excluding certain beneficial wavelengths, and are flocculation container glass also filtering certain wavelengths.
Hard, if not impossible to measure any of this, but if light is also a beneficial input, can the glazing be also optimized, or am I completely over thinking all of this, and its good that this post is #112, so nobody wastes time thinking about it?
Always worth asking the questions Colin 👍🇨🇦
How odd comma or maybe not that this cannot be delivered to California.
Even the Fiji water had brown yellow sediment in the bottom of the glass jar.
yup. Not so fun fact: 20 years ago, when these same minerals water added to Fiji water, the water stayed clear...
I have not used the coffee filter method in the post. I have 3 glass liter bottles and siphon off all but the bottom layer containing the sediment by using plastic tubing that goes from bottle into the Berki. I still notice a yellow residue in the top Berki chamber after about a week so I clean that chamber out regularly. However the bottom chamber after going through the filters is shiny clean and the water clear and pure. This is very exciting! The only problem is I now realize I need a much larger Berki! I use this water for everything! But that’s ok this will become my travel Berki. I even gave a glas to one of my liberal musician friends who thinks I’m a complete conservative conspiracy nutcase but hey, he admitted it tasted pretty darn good. My next batch is Figi bottled water. We will see what that brings.
Yes, please post your findings on the Figi water test. I’m interested to know what you find.
What is a Berki?
It’s a water filter system with a top chamber having two cylinder filters and the bottom chamber collects the filtered water and has a spigot.
The Aurmina website says they can't deliver to California. Why not? Is there any way to get it here?
look up NV Life - same product, ships within Clownifornia
OK, found the light comment. I still live in California.
Thank you. Are the NV Minerals the same as Aurmina?
Fascinating breakdown on mineral disorder vs mineral presence. The distinction between chemically dissolved and biologically coherent is rarely articulated this clearly, and the sediment-as-diagnostic framework flips the usual purity narrative. The real insight here is that flocculation isn't contaminating the water, its revealing whatwas always there but kept hidden by stabilization chemistry. I've seen similar dynamics in industrial wastewater treatment where suspended solids only become filterable after coagulation, same principe but different scale. The chronic disruption angle is underrated too, most toxicology still focuses on acute thresholds when the actual burden is cumulative misfit at enzyme binding sites and redox interference over years.
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