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not only duplicated the properties of Hunza water, they also increased the quan- tity of negatively ionised hydrogen atoms millions of times over that found in Hunza glacial ice, they may have gained electrons in the upper layers of the glacier. In addi- tion, it is well known that hydrogen pro- tons can travel through ice crystals thou- sands of times faster than any other type of ion. Dr Castleman at the University of Pennsylvania has found that hydrogen can be trapped in cage-like water structures similar to geodesic domes. These geodesic dome-like cages were first predicted by two-time Nobel Prizewinner, Linus Pauling, in 1959 in his classic book, The Hydrogen Bond. In addition, these waters contain a small quantity of high zeta-potential colloidal mineral clusters. Patrick and Gael Crystal Flanagan dis- covered that Hunza water has special phys- ical properties different from ordinary water—properties such as surface tension, viscosity, heat capacity and Gibbs free- energy. These physical anomalies also contribute to formations in the structure of snow crystals. The Flanagans' task was to create water that was identical to Hunza- type water so that they could share it with the rest of the world. Patrick had spent 20 years trying to duplicate Hunza-type water. He tried to not only duplicated the properties of system, releasing the energy that runs our Hunza water, they also increased the quan- _ bodies. tity of negatively ionised hydrogen atoms Studies have shown that the human body millions of times over that found in Hunza _ stores hydrogen in its tissues. As we age, water. tissue hydrogen-depletion may lead to They duplicated a type of colloidal min- many of the symptoms of the ageing eral cluster that is only found in Hunza- _ process. This may cause subclinical dehy- type water. These mineral clusters act like dration since it appears that hydrogen may tiny magnets, drawing water molecules to _ play a role in hydrating our cells. their surface, creating liquid crystals in the Symptoms of hydrogen depletion may process. The electrical charge on these __ include chronic fatigue, depression, hor- minerals alters the properties of water so mone imbalances and indigestion. As our that they reproduce the properties of tissues are depleted of hydrogen, they Hunza water. These minerals are so tiny become stiff and lose flexibility. they are only 10 to 12 atoms in diameter. Dehydrated tendons and muscles tear more A new emerging science, known asclus- easily, and dehydrated bones become brit- ter chemistry, has shown that minerals in tle. Loss of lung flexibility leads to loss of this size range have profound, unusual oxygen. By replenishing our hydrogen properties not found in any other form of ~stores, we may be able to relieve many of matter. these conditions if they are brought about When substance is reduced in size to this _ by hydrogen depletion. dimension, electrons travel all over the Hydrogen makes up 90 per cent of the surface of the mineral instead of being matter in the known Universe; helium confined to localised areas like electrons makes up 9 per cent. All the other ele- found on ordinary colloids. These electron ments in the Universe are found in the clouds form a zeta potential or negative remaining 1 per cent. Since hydrogen is so electrical charge that attracts and organises abundant, you would think that we know water molecules, building a liquid crystal —_all there is to know about it, but we are just structure, now learning about its importance in the This water intimately resembles the __ living system. water found in the living system rather The word "hydrogen" comes from the than water that is found in ordinary miner- Greck language and it means "water-for- al or tap water. These special minerals are mer". Indeed, we all know that water, the the source of many of the unusual water matrix or mother of life, is made up from Ansarihad hi De Oaanda Whan structure, This water intimately resembles the water found in the living system rather than water that is found in ordinary miner- al or tap water. These special minerals are the source of many of the unusual water properties described by Dr Coanda. When we drink ordinary water, we have to con- vert it into cellular water before the cells can use it. If we cannot convert tap water into the structure of cellular water, it pass- es through our bodies and may leave our cells in a partially dehydrated state. The tiny mineral clusters found in Hunza-type water, and duplicated in the Flanagans’ laboratory, create liquid crystal structures that resemble those found in the living system. These tiny mineral clusters may energise practically all nutrients with which they come in contact. These colloidal mineral clusters are arranged ina spherical patern roughly 12 atoms in diameter. The figure above is an exarnple of a molecular cage made up of 20 water molecules. This structure is formed by a phenomenon known as "hydrophobic hydration”. It is a liquid crystal structure that may transport hydrogen protons and mineral clusters. Future Research on the Hydrogens In addition to the presence of special colloidal mineral clusters, Hunza-type water contains negatively charged hydro- gen ions that may be trapped in cage-like structures. It is only in the last year that the Flanagans have becn able to enhance the negatively charged hydrogen ions in water by millions of times. Everyone knows that the body needs oxygen in order to live. Recently, a lot of attention has been focused on oxygen ther- apies. What many do not know is that we need hydrogen as much as we need oxy- gen. Oxygen bums hydrogen in the living induce anomalous properties by applying energy fields from magnets, ionising and non-ionising radiation, crystals and pyra- mids. He was able to duplicate a few of the anomalous properties of Hunza water, but these changes were only temporary. These altered watcrs lost their anomalous properties with the passage of time. In the first year of their joint research, Patrick and Gael Crystal discovered the secret of Dr Coanda's anomalous water, and created the first laboratory analog of Hunza water. After ten years of additional research and development, they opened up a new domain in nanotechnology. They hydrogen and oxygen. In fact, water is formed when hydrogen is bumed by oxy- gen. We create pure water every day as a product of our metabolism. When we burn hydrogen in our cells, the energy that is released is used to run our bodies. The living system contains numerous chemical messengers that carry informa- tion and trigger events in metabolism, NEXUS © 25 DECEMBER 1994 - JANUARY 1995