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AssigneeMI Hope Inc
InventorWilliam John Martin
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Illnesses result from individuals having insufficient cellular energy for normal functioning and to respond to various adverse events. In addition to receiving cellular energy from the metabolism of food, living creatures are dependent upon an environmental force termed KELEA, an abbreviation for Kinetic Energy Limiting Electrostatic Attraction. This energy drives what the Applicant refers to as the Alternative Cellular Energy (ACE) Pathway. It is expressed as an added dynamic or kinetic quality of the body's fluids. Water from various natural sources has varying levels of acquired KELEA. Various means are available to increase the level of KELEA in water. KELEA activated water has medicinal qualities in the prevention and cure of illnesses attributed to insufficient cellular energy. It is typically used in individual patients being either consumed as drinking water or used topically on the skin as a spray. The present invention describes the novel use of KELEA activated water in a humidifier to increase the overall environmental level of the KELEA activated water vapor in an enclosed environment. This approach is intended to enhance the ACE pathway of those present for; prolonged periods within such an environment. This can provide both incidental and directed benefits for large groups of individuals. This method is especially applicable when using KELEA activated water which is abundantly available from certain locations, including a location specified in this application.
A method to increase the atmospheric level of a beneficial force termed KELEA, an abbreviation for Kinetic Energy Limiting Electrostatic Attraction, in an indoor or other generally enclosed space, by humidifying the space with KELEA activated water.
A method for assessing the KELEA level in water by sprinkling a few fine particles of lidocaine onto the surface of the water and observing the movements of the particles, such that when the particles undergo very rapid movements with marked inter-particle repulsions it is indicative of a high level of KELEA activity in the water;
A method for depleting the measurable level of KELEA in a fluid, including water, by placing paper into the water for a sufficient time that the measure of KELEA activity in the water, including the observed movement patterns of sprinkled particles of lidocaine onto the water, is no longer easily observable, after which the paper can be removed from the KELEA-depleted water.
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