Eytons' Earth: Natural & Alternative Medicine

[Eagle Eye]

Many people aren't aware that water can be magnetized, but it can be. Magnetized water can be consumed for health benefits, used to increase plant growth, and to reduce scale in pipes.

In 1936, Albert Roy Davis discovered that each pole of a magnet has a different effect. The North and South poles of a magnet are not the same, as it is still taught in schools to this day, but opposites in polarity and effects. The North pole contracts matter and the South pole expands matter. The North pole alkalizes water while the South pole acidifies it. Drinking North pole water is very good for your health, but not South pole water. South pole water, however, can be used to water plants and it will result in healthier, faster growing plants. Bipolar water, water that has been exposed to both poles, is best used to clean out scale from pipes.

The different effects of the poles apply to magnetic therapy too. Davis discovered that the North pole relieves pain, reduces inflammation, fights infections and speeds healing. As you would think, the South pole has the opposite effects. If these different effects aren't understood, research studies will not yield consistent results, and that is how many studies are skewed that seem to show that magnets don't work. The different polarities and the magnet's strength (gauss) are not taken into account. It's like failing to differentiate between hot and cold, or night and day.

If you look at certain scientific websites, you'll find that all atoms have their own magnetic fields, and of course, all matter is made of of atoms, and those atoms are influenced by magnetic fields. People, animals, plants and everything else on earth and beyond is heavily influenced by magnetic fields.

[protein]

Sounds interesting but do you have any sources you could let us know about? Hope to hear back from you.

Cheers
Michael

[green8659]

i know this post is kinda old but does anyone know where to find out how to magnetize water properly yourself I assume you can just put the north pole of a magnet in some water.

[cathyparker]

Magnetic water is a controversial treatment but one of the most powerful in magnetic therapy. One of the biggest controversies is whether water can be magnetized. The theory behind being able to magnetize water is that as the water flows underground, it comes in contact with the earth's electro-magnetic field and the magnetic charge is passed into the water. When the water is treated for drinking, it is put through metal treatment pipes, which de-magnetizes it. Also, water only holds its magnetic properties for three days. Magnetized water has many healing benefits and can be made at home using one of three techniques.

[Eagle Eye]

The controversy over whether or not water can be magnetized is a falsehood. There is no doubt that it can be magnetized, and the effects can and have been measured.

Albert Roy Davis and Walter Rawls wrote about their experiments with magnetizing water in The Magnetic Blueprint of Life, published in 1979. They were the first scientists to discover that North pole magnetized water has a higher surface tension, and South pole water has a lower surface tension. North pole water strengthens the bonding (contracts) of the oxygen and hydrogen, and South pole water weakens the bonding (expands), if I recall correctly. Magnetic fields change water in other ways too, as revealed by Davis and Rawls.

The magnetic field of the earth is weak now, so I don't think it can have a very substantial effect on water, at least when you compare it to water placed in the field of a 3500-4500 gauss magnet. The magnetic field of the earth was much stronger thousands of years ago than it is now, and I'm sure it had more of an influence on water back then. By the way, it was Davis and Rawls who discovered that magnetized water will only stay magnetized for 2-3 days, and that is true for "structured water" or "ionized water" too. The effects are not permanent.

Davis and Rawls also discovered that the best way to magnetize it is to place a bottle of water directly on or against a powerful magnet of between 1000-4500 gauss for several minutes. The more powerful magnets will magnetize it completely within about 5 minutes, while the lower gauss magnets will take 15-20 minutes. These time frames are for a quart or so of water. If the container holds more water than that, it will take a little longer to magnetize it.

I recently heard about some company selling a water magnetizer that is placed on a hose to water plants. They charge about $500 for it. Please, don't be conned into buying such a product. While attaching magnets to a hose does magnetize the water passing through it, there is zero justification for charging that much money. It's a complete rip-off.

[vannes]

After magnetic treatment of water are "magnetized"water, the "magnetized"water, not to say that water is magnetic , but that water is the energy, the energy sufficient to show physical and chemical nature of water with the activity.