Amazing Properties of Water: Modern Research | Dr. Gerald H. Pollack

“I think that the most underappreciated [property] is that water can hold energy. You know, there is a battery-like effect that I was talking about.

…If you read a textbook, especially ones I look at, biologically oriented textbooks, they regard water as merely the background carrier of the more important molecules of life. But everything we found said that, ‘No, that's not true.’ That water is absolutely central for everything in life and particularly the energy,” Dr. Pollack shared with us.

With great pleasure, we present to you an interview with Gerald Pollack, professor of bioengineering at the University of Washington, editor-in-chief and founder of the interdisciplinary research journal WATER, and director of the Institute for Venture Science.

In this video, you will find out:
💧 What is so amazing about water that attracted the scientist’s attention and inspired him to delve deeper into studying it?
💧 What properties does water have at great depths at a temperature of 4°C?
💧 How do changes in pH or temperature affect the properties of water?
💧 How can minimal amounts of substances affect the properties of water, e.g. homeopathic doses?
💧 About the phenomenon of water and its memory.
💧 The role of electric charges in the atmosphere for the formation of clouds.
💧 How can EZ water be used as an energy source?
💧 What has the researcher discovered about the effect of the magnetic field on water?
💧 Which of the properties of water is the most mysterious?

According to Professor Pollack, who sincerely strives for in-depth exploration of the truths of nature, “Everything we think we know, we may not know or might not be true. There are some exceptions, but I start with that hypothesis. You might call it the Occam's razor hypothesis: it's got to be simple. If it's not simple, then it might be problematic.”

This interview clearly shows that we shouldn’t believe everything that is written in textbooks. But we should definitely figure it out ourselves and not be afraid to question aspects that we consider well-established. With this approach, new discoveries and inventions await us, and our world can become different.