Magnetic energy can be transported to every cell in your body by drinking biomagnetic water. Water is capable of being magnetized. Like oxygen, it’s paramagnetic, meaning that it holds a magnetic charge.
Studies have proven that biomagnetized water helps plants to grow stronger:
Dr. Robert Miller tested the germination rates of seedlings with magnetized water vs. non-magnetized water. The seedlings’ germination rates were 68% with biomagnetized water vs. only 8% with non-magnetized water.[1]
Texas A&M researchers found that squash weighed 24% more when it was grown with magnetized water vs. non-magnetized water.[2]
Some researchers think that biomagnetized water has a reduced surface tension due to water clusters being separated. In other words the water is better able to penetrate your cell walls because it’s thinner, wetter, and more absorbable.
Restore your body's balance
As water flows naturally through underground streams, it often flows over magnetic rocks. These rocks transfer a magnetic charge to the water. But, when the water runs through the metal pipes into a home, it loses its magnetic charge. Even if you have plastic pipes, adding extra magnetic energy to your water is beneficial.
The solution to re-energize the water is simple. Simply place several high-power biomagnets on your water intake pipe. As the water runs through it, it will receive the energy.
Your body will take all the magnetic energy it can get, whether directly from biomagnets or indirectly from biomagnetized water. You can drink several glasses of biomagnetized water daily. Be patient to wait several weeks or months before you feel your body improving.
Many businesses have testified of dissolving calcium deposits from their water pipes after installing magnets. The calcium deposits that clog water pipes are very similar to the calcium deposits that clog human arteries, resulting in heart disease.
Why not protect your heart’s “pipes” from calcium deposits by drinking biomagnetic water? Please see the testimonies about magnets and heart disease in the next page.