RESEARCH: TESTS YOU CAN DO

The Vortex Water Revitalizer looks very simple and people are skeptical. They don’t understand how these things can work. You will see when you install them, how well they work and I believe you will be fully satisfied just like all our customers has been over the years. I sometimes call up old customers after a few years to hear if they are still happy using the World Living Water Systems. Through all these years the answer has been a definite yes.

It is simple to make tests such as the ones described below. I would encourage you to write down everything you experience and take photos too where applicable.

Egg Yolk Experiment No. 1

I have made a test with non-revitalized and revitalized water from my home. I filled two identical glass jars with water and placed a fresh egg yolk in each. I then placed these on a top shelf in our kitchen and left them there for three weeks.

Both of the samples smelled horribly. Which one was worse, I didn't feel like finding out. What I saw was more interesting.

The yolk in the revitalized water maintained its firmness and structural shape and the water was still almost clear.

The yolk in the non-revitalized water was totally disintegrated and no longer had a form or shape to it and the water was totally murky.

Egg Yolk Experiment No. 2

In midsummer of 1999, I took five glass containers with revitalized water and placed an egg yolk in each. Then I took five glass containers and filled them with regular tap water, placed an egg yolk in each and screwed on all the lids. Then I left all 10 containers on a shelf in the kitchen with 2-3 metres between the revitalized ones and the regular ones to prevent any "jump" of energy influencing the test.

They stood there for about a month before they started smelling bad. I then relocated them to the cellar and had them there for an additional 45 days. After 2 1/2 months, I took them up to the toilet and emptied them out. There was a vast difference in smell. The jars with regular water smelled like a rotten egg should smell. So awful it makes you sick to your stomach.

The ones in revitalized water caused no such reaction. The smell was very different. It was like the smell of mayonnaise, which had gone old but didn't stink due to preservatives. Not a pleasant smell and not appalling either. In both egg experiments, it is plausible that very different kinds of micro-organisms caused very different types of bio-degradation.

Calcium Deposit Build-up Experiment

Take a container e.g. a glass jar, coffee maker or kettle with mineral build-up on the inside. Fill it up with revitalized water and let it stand somewhere at room temperature in the shade for a month or two without moving it. What I saw in my case was a 1-2 mm layer of calcium and algae build-up which dissolved into flakes and looked as if it would be very smelly. It smelled fresh. When I emptied the jar and filled it up once again and emptied it a second time I was looking at shiny, squeaky clean glass. This was from just standing with this high natural frequency water for 1-2 months.

Chlorine

Another fascinating area is chlorine. So many times people report they no longer smell or taste chlorine. People who have had a skin reaction to chlorine report they no longer have skin reactions after installing the Shower Of Life Water Revitalizer.

In the case with the Mississauga Long Term Care Facility Clinic's testimonial on the disappearance of taste and smell of chlorine, I want you to visualize their water system. At the main pipe going into the building, they had installed our 3/4 inch copper WR and the water is revitalized there. It runs all the way throughout the building. They tell me that when using revitalized water, there is no longer the smell or taste of chlorine.

So what happens to the chlorine? It would be interesting to have some tests done on this subject as well. I would look for changes in the electromagnetic polarity of the various particles in the water. I would look for changes in the various frequencies in the water.

For other ideas please see the Things To Look For sections on the Water Information page.