Does the Water Have Memory and Why?

Authors: Maria Kuman*

Volume 4, Issue 1

Abstract

Plants and humans are mostly water, which makes the answer of this question essential. The article explains that if we have computers with memory, it is because the computers use chips made of crystals, which have memory. Scientists recently found that glass and gels also have memory, which can be explained with the chunks of crystals imbedded in their structure. However, it was found that colloidal solutions and even soap bubbles also have memory, which could only be explained if liquid water has memory. When the ice melts to become liquid water, only 40% of the H-bonds are melted. So, liquid water is different size and shape clusters of ice swimming in liquid water and if the liquid water has retained most of its crystalline structure, it could memorize. The French immunologist Benveniste was the first to claim that the water has memory and he was ridiculed for this. His conclusion was right, but being immunologist he could not explain why the water has memory. The research of Montagnier straightforward showed that even when the entire DNA of HIV virus is filtered out, the water can still bring the infection because the electromagnetic field (NEMF) of the DNA of the HIV-virus is imprinted on the water structure. The present article explains the memory of water, the memory of the acupuncture points, etc.

Keywords: Water Memory; Why Water Memory; Benveniste Water Memory; Montagnier Water Memory; Acupuncture Points’ Memory

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