The Science and Energetics of Water with Michael Hobson & Karen Weitz: Rational Wellness Podcast 326

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Michael Hobson and Karen Weitz discusses The Science and Energetics of Water with Dr. Ben Weitz.

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6:16  Primary water.  This Aquene Springs water is a primary water.  It does not come from rain that forms underground aquifers and accumulates in lakes and rivers. Oxygen is actually the most common element in the earth's crust, followed by silica as the second most prevalent element.  Oxygen combines with hydrogen to form water and they form steam because of the heat in the earth's crust and it comes to the surface and roars out of the ground at 140 degrees Fahrenheit. So that's an example of primary water that is made in the Earth's crust on a continuous and ongoing basis.

12:14  Silica.  The Aquene Springs water is high in silica dioxide, which is a silicon atom with two oxygens, which is the most common form of silicon found in nature.  And silica, which is a trace mineral, has lots of benefits for our health.  Silica is the basis for bones, hair, teeth, skin, it helps with blood flow, is beneficial for cardiac health, and is also helpful for gut issues.  It also binds with aluminum, a heavy metal, and pulls this out of the body.  As we age we tend to lose water and aging is a process of dehydration and losing silica also contributes to a loss of health.  Michael also recommends a plant based diet partially because this will also result in getting more silica in your diet.   

20:05  Hydration.  There are a few ways to improve out hydration. One is to drink water. Another is to eat foods that contain water, like fruits and vegetables. Taking a shower or a bath also helps to hydrate you, since we absorb water through your skin. An additional way that we get hydrated is through the electron transport chain.

 

Michael:               Well, there's that. Okay, I'm with you on that. Chlorine's, not necessarily a good thing for our bodies, for skin, but there's a third way that Ben, I think will appeal to you from the scientific standpoint. And that is the well-known process of the electron transfer chain, which was discovered by Albert St. Georgi, won Nobel Prize in 1937 as a result of some of this work.  So it turns out that particularly at night, but even during the day in the human body, we take carbohydrates or fats, which store what? Hydrogen. But hydrogen in a very interesting form, not in H2 like it is when it's bound to oxygen for water, it's atonic hydrogen, it's H. If you look at those molecules, it's H bound up with other molecules. So hydrogen bonds to those in a way that when this electron transfer process happens, hydrogen atoms are released, they find each other, and when hydrogen atoms combine , two Hs find each other and form H2, they release energy in the form of heat. And at the same time they bind to oxygen because what do we have in our body? We have oxygen, which is a crucial element. So what I'm saying to you is that the output of the electron transfer mechanism is heat, to warm our bodies to keep them stable at 98.6 degrees and water. So we actually make primary water in our bodies.

Michael Hobson is the founder of Aquene Springs, which is a source of pristine primary water that comes out of the ground at 80 gallons/minute and it is a silica-rich, deuterium depleted water with a low surface tension.  Michael is a mathematician, an econometrics professor and a corporate business consultant.  He had several businesses in the music industry and his interest in frequencies eventually brought him to water.  His website is AqueneSprings.com and using the discount code Rational10 will get you 10% off an order of this special water.

Karen Weitz is a Reiki energy master, Akashic Reader, Reiki Master, and Sound Alchemist.  Her website is AllInDevineTime.com.

Dr. Ben Weitz is available for Functional Nutrition consultations specializing in Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders like IBS/SIBO and Reflux and also Cardiometabolic Risk Factors like elevated lipids, high blood sugar, and high blood pressure.  Dr. Weitz has also successfully helped many patients with managing their weight and improving their athletic performance, as well as sports chiropractic work by calling his Santa Monica office 310-395-3111. Dr. Weitz is also available for video or phone consultations.