RESEARCH: KIRLIAN PHOTOS BY CASSANDRA BELISLE

Kirlian photography is a means to measure or assess the vital force (or energy fields) in living systems.

Kirlian Photos From Denmark (top) and Canada (below)

	Kirlian photography shows a big difference in the vital energy field surrounding the drop of regular water (left) and the revitalized water (right).
Regular "Dead" Water The distorted energy field of a dead drop of water before running through the Original Water Revitalizer. The energy field surrounding the droplet is fractured and incomplete illustrating the damage our water has been exposed to.		Revitalized Water The restored energy field of a drop of revitalized water after running through the Original Water Revitalizer. The energy field surrounding the droplet is full and healthy looking, clearly showing the restorative effect of the Original Water Revitalizer.
	The improved energy in revitalized water causes a dramatic increase in the quality of your water in all of its applications.
Regular tap water	Both waters are from the same source!	Regular tap water revitalized with one of Nordic Living Water Systems Water Revitalizers

Read below for the Kirlian photographer's interpretation of these photos.

Message from Kirlian Photographer Cassandra Belisle

To Nordic Living Water Systems!

What the Original Water Revitalizer does is positively charge the water creating a better oxygen deliverance and activating the trace minerals present in the water and giving them a positive charge for easy assimilation into the blood stream.

Conditions under which the water was photographed: using high frequency, high electrical discharge (40 kv). As water is not grounded, I had to stick a wire into a ground and then into the water on the film. I used a one second exposure of the current to the water. In each picture only a drop of water was used. I made sure the water was at room temperature before taking the pictures.

Hope this helps,
Warmest Regards

Cassandra Belisle
Kirlian Photographer, Belisle Management Group

To learn more about what Kirlian photography is and what it is used for, please visit http://www.kirlian.org.