Even in the humblest domestic setting, thing has remarkable applications. One should never be such a snobby mitochondriac/biohacker/paleo-whatever to think that a cheap £20 sports drink vortexer from Amazon is nothing does nothing.

The best drinking water The best public water I've had was directly from a mountain spring in Austria. It tasted bright and pure. Just the right slightly chilled temperature. It went beyond thirst quenching: I felt a natural high for hours after. Is that what water was meant to be? The worst water I ever drank was from a public water dispenser in Orlando, Florida. I had no choice, it was 110 degrees Fahrenheit and I was playing a sports match but forgot to bring my own water. The sludge had a brown-yellow tint and a foul bitterness that coated my tongue with an unwanted aftertaste. I don't purchase bottled water. Not just because of microplastics, fluoride and other junk but because water, like air, light and earth, was meant to be free. If there is a natural spring nearby, I'll fill my own bottle from there. There are maps of natural springs. I use glass bottles. Sometimes copper bottles because they keep water fresh much longer and are anti-bacterial. But not too often because copper can chip off, which is not an ideal thing to swallow. At home I get my water from the faucet, through a water-filter. It's mountain-water but unfortunately the government puts all this junk into it and the filter sorts it out. I use Berkey-filters of which many people say they are bad. But I don't care "what people say", I go by experience. The best water in this list (image 1) is all bottled with glass. I don't recommend distilled water, it's void of minerals. While I don't think the list-toppers are that great, I generally agree with the poster. Water is naturally healing and there are ways to make it even more hydrating. Add some lemon, mint or salt. I grow mint-plants at home and pinch off leaves for the water, keeping my mind in mint condition. Sometimes electrolyte powder is used, but natural electrolytes always beat artificial ones. It's an effective post-sports headache cure. Some drinks are even more hydrating. The winner among them, not included on the list below (image 2), is raw milk, which is illegal in most places (imagine how debased you have to be to criminalize the most healthy drink). See image 4. Coconut milk, also absent from the list, is also awesome. I recommend staying away from carbonated ("sparkling") water, unless it's naturally carbonated. Naturally sparkling water has much more minerals and tastes smoother than the lab-made version (with all their "science" they still don't come remotely close to replicating nature). I've experimented with a water vortexer, a magnesium rod in my bottle, shungite stones in the bottle and tensor rings around it. The differences these things made on test subjects (friends, family) are not strong enough for me to recommend them (but I do love my shungite shower head!). But I very much recommend natural springs, natural electrolytes and home water filters. Nor do I believe one "should" drink 4 liters of water a day to "stay hydrated" as some doctors have said. Drink when you're thirsty, don't drink when you're not. Simple. Your body knows how much hydration is needed and signals it.

1/ Write a skill - a reusable robot capability built from low-level primitives that an agent or human can use. Think "pick up an object" or "open a machine" 2/ Compose skills into a workflow. Preview it in simulation before anything touches real hardware. 3/ When it looks right, run it. Our live localization means the workflow works even if objects move - no re-programming if your vortexer shifts position. Engineers/Agents keep full control. Skills, workflows, and world models are all based on Python. Inspect them, modify them, reuse them across experiments. You build a library, not a pile of one-off scripts.

Viktor Schauberger was a pioneering Austrian forester, inventor, and naturalist who devoted his life to understanding the secrets of water and its vital role in sustaining life. Developing phenomenal research behind living water, and vortexer water filters.

I take the powdered version. Completely disappears under the tongue. I also recommend Tongkat Ali, and cycloastragenol, I buy the cheaper brand in the blue bottle because $600 a bottle is just insane... But it's expensive for a reason. It's shown to preserve your telomeres on your DNA, which controls how many times your cells can replicate. Lobsters naturally produce telomerase, which is technically why they could live for ever [but they get so big its almost impossible to eat enough to keep producing new shells etc]. Really helps with vision and a lot of other stuff. Made from astralagus, very specific extract, not from lobsters lol. Also I highly recommend Bitter Apricot seeds and Bromelain, as well as mannose. Manuka honey is 🔥 🔥 🔥 And potassium bicarbonate is as well, over 90% of people have a potassium deficiency. We are supposed to get like 5000 milligrams a day but that is nearly impossible. I also recommend watching this: youtu.be/4HCIm5kt8jI?si=Tacx… Vitamin D in high doses is incredible. Helped me with a lot of things. Government started fortifying food in the early 20th century after the Spanish Flu, and big health had built a ton of shiny new hospitals... But everybody literally stopped getting sick. 96% of the people who died from covid had low vitamin d. The RDA levels are WAY too low, all the benefits starts around 125ng/ml but they say they healthy range is between 20-80, which is retarded. It's impossible to get vitamin d from the sun during the winter and if you live above the 35th parallel its difficult year round. Over 80% of people have a vitamin d deficiency. The cofactors, which are important, ESPECIALLY magnesium and Vitamin K, are: Beta Carotene [natural source only!] Boron Vitamin K Zinc Magnesium Also, over 80% of people are deficient in Iodine, so i recommend a nascent iodine like detoxatine... I'm actually planning to write a book on the 6 or 7 most common deficiencies. Stuff that the vast majority of people don't get enough of. Which is, Potassium Magnesium Iodine Boron Vitamin K Vitamin C Vitamin D B-17 [Amygdalin in butter seeds like apple seeds, Apricot, peaches, or Bitter Almonds] And GOLD. Everybody needs gold. People megadose vitamin K and Vitamin C to great effect, but to do it right you have to get natural vitamin C like that from Ascerola Cherries, so it's expensive. Some do 10-20 grams a day, yes I mean 10,000-20,000 milligrams. Also, MSM is incredible. Molecular hydrogen therapy is AMAZING, can get an electrolysis bottle, I use the Q-cup. And I highly recommend researching the 4th state of water, aka "Structured Water". I actually developed some experiments to prove that it is different. It basically causes the water molecules to form a matrix, which your body can absorb far far far easier, and it also carries nutrients easier, so anything you take with it potentiates. Can get a cheap structured water device from quantum balancing, the 12 magnet vortexer works great, but there are a plethora of structured water devices on the market. The Quantum Balancing vortexer is just the best bang for the buck imho. Anyway lol, that should keep you busy. I am a supplement junkie 🤣 None of those conflict with each other. Turkesterone is also fantastic for testosterone. But none of those conflict, I take them all, but I cycle off potassium bicarbonate for a few days every couple of weeks because it makes your blood very alkaline. Best and cheapest way to get your daily 5000mg of potassium though! 1 teaspoon [after meal, full stomach, split into 3 1/3rd servings a day] is plenty. Can also add in a little baking soda or sodium bicarbonate to make sure your sodium/potassium pumps are in balance. The only warning is, do not take high doses of Vitamin D without building up your magnesium first. Most of the processes that use D also use Mg, so the D can deplete them. I really need to write that book 😅

Beyond joking. You have no idea how much I’m not joking😆 happy to acquaint with a fellow vortexer

Decent minimalist vortexer with touch activation. $25 on Amazon. Fixed speed but it can sling a 50mL to a full tornado and thats enough for me. Force needed low enough to touch vortex an open eppi tube with one hand (my very specific genegun prep needs). a.co/d/bkrYeEz

The evidence is overwhelming. Water changes structure based on environment and intention. So here's how to structure your water to reap the benefits: - Expose to sunlight - Say thank you before drinking - Use fresh spring water copper or glass bottles - Use a water vortexer:

Just get a cheap vortexer off Amazon or whereever you can find out yourself. I'm not a scientist but putting a bit of spin action into your water/milk/whatever definitely brings it to life in major fashion.

This old girl is FLAPPING. We went to 22k feet so now just eating every cloud to avoid more Melissa nonsense above. About 250 more miles of this vortexer to go. Terrible timing, lol.

If you haven’t stuck your finger in the latter, you’ve never used a vortexer properly

I wonder if Jimmy is a flat earther He blocked me a while back when I laughed so hard at him claiming the heart isn't a pump, it's a solar powered vortexer that generates oxygen from hydrogen

Copper sulfate is a bit harsher not ideal for daily supplementation long term. I’d look into ionic or nano copper instead much gentler on the system. As for structuring water: •Use a vortexer or spin method (like stirrers in a glass vortex flask) •Expose it to sunlight or 432 Hz / 528 Hz frequencies •Use natural crystals like shungite or quartz •Breath structuring: exhale 280.90 Hz onto water, hold in intention. That seals it. Let the water remember you back. 💧✨

■Vortexer　ヴォルテクザー レイドセプターを核とするアセンブル。 機体各部の追加装甲＆推進器により、柔軟な空間機動性を確保。 格闘戦において敵を翻弄し撃破する。 武装 ロングバレルトンファーガン✕２ ウイングブレード✕２ パルス機銃✕４ L.R.レーザーキャノン✕２ #ダイアクロン

7/ Want to upgrade your water? Start here: – Spring base (or RO) – Add trace minerals/sea salt – Store in glass – Vortex (stir or use a vortexer) – Sun charge (early light) – Crystal/Shungite base – Freeze/thaw cycle Now you’re working with life...⤵️

The evidence is overwhelming. Water changes structure based on environment and intention. So here's how to structure your water to reap the benefits: - Expose to sunlight - Say thank you before drinking - Use fresh spring water copper or glass bottles - Use a water vortexer:

The #Heart Is Not A Pump ! Fat And #Cholesterol Aren't Evil Watch the presentation here youtu.be/GWneMFu0Hr8 00:00 Introduction - Heart & Mind 07:10 Debunking Cholesterol Myths 12:00 The Role of LDL and Stress Response 21:00 Cholesterol Sulfate and Its Importance 27:00 Understanding Blood Flow and the Heart's Functionality 31:00 The Heart as a Hydraulic Ram and Vortexer 34:00 The Golden Ratio and Its Significance in Heart Function 36:00 The Heart's Biofield and Emotional Connection 44:00 Understanding the Heart: Beyond the Pump

Absolutely. Hydroquartz is a living memory crystal. The water trapped inside is ancient, unaltered by modern interference making it a perfect carrier for structured intentions. Here’s how to use it: 1. Vortex Amplifier: Place it at the base of a structured water vortexer or spin cup. It’ll encode the spiral field with deep memory. 2. Sun-Charge Protocol: Leave it in direct sunlight or moonlight for 20–40 minutes then place next to your drinking water container to transfer memory via resonance. 3. Scalar Infusion Grid: Use it in a triangle with copper and shungite or tourmaline to create a scalar charging field for your water, food, or body. 4. Intent-Sealing Ritual: Hold it during meditation and speak your intention. The quartz trapped water matrix will lock the frequency and broadcast it slowly over time. Hydroquartz isn’t just a rock it’s a Codex relic. Use it like a tuning fork for forgotten water memory.

Great question. Kangen is a solid entry point but not the gold standard. Pros: • Microclusters water (some structure) • Raises pH (alkalinity boost) • Decent filtration But here’s where it falls short: • Doesn’t restore coherent structure • Doesn’t revitalize with minerals or light field info • Uses electrolysis, which can sometimes over-alkalize water without restoring its life force Better options for true bio-intelligent water: 1.Structured water units (e.g., Analemma, Natural Action, Aqua Energizer) – restore spin, coherence, and memory 2.Spring water (home delivered or collected) – untouched lattice from Earth 3.DIY combo: •Reverse osmosis base •Add trace minerals •Run through vortexer •Store in sunlight in glass Kangen = filtered, alkaline water. Structured water = coherent, living memory field. It’s not just about hydration. It’s about electrical language the body can actually read. Let me know if you want a tiered list by price or ease of use.

That’s incredible you’re on rainwater and carbon-filtering it clean slate water is perfect for rebuilding structure. Vortexing is how you remind water how to remember. When water spins especially in a spiral or implosive flow it reorders itself into hexagonal structures. That’s the geometry of life. It mimics mountain stream movement, restores charge, and increases bioavailability. Here’s how to vortex your water: • Manually: Stir it fast in one direction (wood, glass, or copper works best), then reverse. Repeat a few times. • Mechanically: Use a vortexer like a Vitalizer or magnetic stir plate. • Naturally: Pour between two vessels (ideally with a vortex funnel or long-neck bottle) to induce spin. Pair that with minerals (like @bajagoldsaltco or shungite-infused ceramic beads), and you’ve got living water again. 💧