Exploring Exclusion Zones in Water

This chapter investigates the intriguing concept of exclusion zones in water and their relevance to cell biology. It highlights innovative student experiments that reveal the crystalline nature of water and examines the dynamics of cellular structures influenced by protons and light.

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In this episode, my guest is Dr. Gerald Pollack, a renowned professor of bioengineering at the University of Washington and founding editor-in-chief of the journal Water. Dr. Pollack is widely recognized for his groundbreaking discoveries in cell biology and water science, particularly his identification of the “fourth phase” of water—also known as EZ (exclusion zone) water. His research offers a radical rethinking of how water functions in biological systems, challenging classical theories.

Today we explore the foundations of Dr. Pollack’s theory, emphasizing the influential research of the late Gilbert Ling. We begin by examining key topics such as the existence of the cell membrane, evidence challenging ATP as the cell’s energy currency, and the disproofs of the membrane-pump theory. We also question conventional models of the atom and consider how Dr. Pollack’s findings connect to these paradigm shifts. Finally, we discuss the discoveries from Dr. Pollack’s lab and their far-reaching implications for biology and human health.

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00:00:00 Introduction

00:00:17 Welcome

00:02:09 Sponsor: Biojit

00:03:26 Dr. Gerald Pollack

00:03:47 Love for Science

00:09:35 Questioning the Textbook and Our Understanding of Water

00:15:07 Jerry’s Teaching Methods

00:17:00 Herold Hillman: Does the Cell Membrane Exist?

00:22:13 Gilbert Ling