whygetfat on Nostr: Max Gulhane MD: "You mentioned structuring. How can we get the benefits of ...
Max Gulhane MD: "You mentioned structuring. How can we get the benefits of structuring? Are there specifical clinical evidence of benefit of structuring your water? Or is it an inferred, kind of deduced, benefit?"
Carrie Bennett: "Oh no, there's clinical research. I mean drinking structured water has shown improvements on HRV, on blood sugar regulation. Because of HRV, you can imagine it's also been implicated in improvements in anxiety and depression as well. […] There is probably at least half a dozen good articles that I've read on structured water, in both human health, and then an additional amount of articles on structured water in things like animals and plants.
"I like to look into that as well, because plants and animals don't necessarily know, 'Oh, this water is structured, so it's going to give me a health benefit.' Right? So if there's been poorly-controlled human experiments then you can see that. Actually there's a lot of structured water evidence in the plant and animal literature to indicate better, bigger crop yield, healthier size of various livestock. Chickens, their eggs, more nutrient density. I mean there's a lot of different things that have been studied in that case.
"So there is research behind it. But just also I mean just anecdotally, or just viscerally, if water can hold information, which it can, and if you want we can talk about that. Maybe we'll save that for another time. But water can hold information. So if water can hold information, I want it to hold information that is of benefit to my body. Because literally, if it's not going to have good quality structure to it, it's not necessarily going to be helping to put my body in a thriving state anymore. It can actually go against it. One of my colleagues, Jenn (?), describes tap water as traumatized. Literally, not only are you getting all the toxins from it, but the structure is such that it is really ugly looking water, when you look at it from that molecular level.
"So you want water to have structure, too. Because it's not just that there's proven scientific health benefits that it has, but the water is an antenna for energy and information. What I drink, in the same way that I don't want to put garbage on my body, in terms of toxic personal care products, that's very similar, in my opinion, to water that doesn't have structure to it.
"Are we going to drink it, and is it gonna is it going to kill us? No, no. But can we choose a better quality substance that gives us actually more energy and vitality? Absolutely. And that's what structured water does." —Carrie Bennett with maxgulhanemd (npub19yj…unad) @ 59:56–01:02:37 https://youtu.be/YC9-p5KAQDY&t=3596
Carrie Bennett: "Oh no, there's clinical research. I mean drinking structured water has shown improvements on HRV, on blood sugar regulation. Because of HRV, you can imagine it's also been implicated in improvements in anxiety and depression as well. […] There is probably at least half a dozen good articles that I've read on structured water, in both human health, and then an additional amount of articles on structured water in things like animals and plants.
"I like to look into that as well, because plants and animals don't necessarily know, 'Oh, this water is structured, so it's going to give me a health benefit.' Right? So if there's been poorly-controlled human experiments then you can see that. Actually there's a lot of structured water evidence in the plant and animal literature to indicate better, bigger crop yield, healthier size of various livestock. Chickens, their eggs, more nutrient density. I mean there's a lot of different things that have been studied in that case.
"So there is research behind it. But just also I mean just anecdotally, or just viscerally, if water can hold information, which it can, and if you want we can talk about that. Maybe we'll save that for another time. But water can hold information. So if water can hold information, I want it to hold information that is of benefit to my body. Because literally, if it's not going to have good quality structure to it, it's not necessarily going to be helping to put my body in a thriving state anymore. It can actually go against it. One of my colleagues, Jenn (?), describes tap water as traumatized. Literally, not only are you getting all the toxins from it, but the structure is such that it is really ugly looking water, when you look at it from that molecular level.
"So you want water to have structure, too. Because it's not just that there's proven scientific health benefits that it has, but the water is an antenna for energy and information. What I drink, in the same way that I don't want to put garbage on my body, in terms of toxic personal care products, that's very similar, in my opinion, to water that doesn't have structure to it.
"Are we going to drink it, and is it gonna is it going to kill us? No, no. But can we choose a better quality substance that gives us actually more energy and vitality? Absolutely. And that's what structured water does." —Carrie Bennett with maxgulhanemd (npub19yj…unad) @ 59:56–01:02:37 https://youtu.be/YC9-p5KAQDY&t=3596