In article <71qkf4$cgm at news-central.tiac.net>,
conover at tiac.net (Harry H Conover) wrote:
>steve_dennis at my-dejanews.com wrote:
> : Sorry if I touched on too many topics at once. As far as
bioeffectiveness
> : water structure goes, I think that Dr. Gilbert Ling has been going at it for
> : half a century. He has a web site somewhere out there. Some of his
> : associates include Freeman Cope, who did creditable work during his
lifetime,
> : and the father of large scale MRI, Raymond Damadian, M.D., who is also the
> : founder of FONAR corporation. Damadian has successfully defended his
patents
> : against giants such as G.E. and continues to innovate. I don't think
> : Pauling's water clathrate theory of anaesthesia has taken off much.
> :
>> Steve, may I try again? Let's focus on "structured water."
>> Will you describe the concept of "structured water" so we all can
> understand what the term conveys? A list of people isn't really very
> helpful at this juncture.
>> Harry C.
>>
Harry,
Here's a good example of the concept of biologically strucured water at
http://www.u.arizona.edu/~hameroff/water2.html
The paper is entitled:
Cytoplasmic Gel States and Ordered Water: Possible Roles in Biological Quantum
Coherence
Steve D.
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