Process for preparing microclustered water
OwnerLee H. Lorenzeninventor
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Abstract
A method for preparing microclustered water comprising boiling water to produce steam includes passing the steam across a magnetic field, exposing the steam to light having a wavelength of between 610 nm and 1 mm, condensing the steam at a temperature greater than 0.degree. C., adding at least one stabilizer comprising a metasilicate salt to the condensed steam, adding yeast cells or an antiviral pharmaceutical agent at a concentration of 1% or less to the condensed steam, exposing the condensed steam to a pressure greater than one atmosphere, and depressurizing the condensed steam. The method is useful in the preparation of medicaments, catalysts, agricultural products and other products.
Claims15
Microclustered water produced from a starting water by a method consisting essentially of the following steps performed sequentially:
- (a) boiling said starting water to produce steam;
- (b) passing said steam across a magnetic field;
- (c) exposing said steam to light having a wavelength of between approximately 610 nanometers to 1 millimeter;
- (d) condensing said steam at a temperature greater than 0.degree. C. to produce condensed steam;
- (e1) adding at least one stabilizer said condensed steam, wherein the stabilizer comprises a metasilicate salt;
- (e2) adding yeast cells or an antiviral pharmaceutical agent at a concentration of 1% or less to said condensed steam, wherein steps (e1) and (e2) are performed in either order;
- (f) exposing the condensed steam to a pressure greater than 1 atmosphere;
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- (g) depressurizing said condensed steam, thereby producing said microclustered water,
- wherein the microclustered water produces an .sup.17 O NMR resonance signal less than 115 Hz, has a conductivity of at least 3.7 .mu.s/cm, and has a surface tension of less than 61 dynes/cm.
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