Throughout history, scientists
have discovered that water has a variety of largely unrecognised
properties that are necessary for life to function. Many of these
result from water having a fourth phase, in between a solid and a
liquid, where it behaves like a liquid crystal and is essential for
biology.
Liquid crystalline water provides
strength and stability to the body, alongside creating barriers that
protect the blood vessels and joints from wear. It also continually
expands, creating the energy source that drives the muscles and nerves.
It also spontaneously generates flows within the body and is
responsible for many minute circulations within the body that otherwise
cannot be explained.
The formation of liquid
crystalline water goes hand in hand with zeta potential, the electrical
charge that allows substances within fluids (e.g., blood cells) to
remain separated, which, when disrupted, triggers a wide range of
diseases (e.g., vaccines frequently cause micro strokes).
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