January 19, 2020: Watt-Ahh has not undergone any artificial process to deplete hydrogen deuterium. On the topic of deuterium-depleted water, Rob Gourley, a mechanical engineer and inventor, has a new theory. He thinks the molecular structure of Watt-Ahh that is enriched with electrons may offset the effects of the neutron in deuterium. It is a …
New Theory – Offsetting the Mitochondria Effects of Deuterium Water Read More »
🙂 Dashing to the Store … in a Open Cart Sleigh … Jingle Bells! Jingle Bells! Watt-Ahh is on its Way! 🙂 December 18, 2020 — Edwin of Food and Thought let us know that their customers are not satisfied with buying one case of Watt-Ahh bottled water … they buy multiple cases at a …
Dashing to the Store – Food and Thought, The Organic General Store in Naples, FL. Read More »
Maybe the benefits of Fifth State of Water (DiTetra Gas) is an “Aristotle reversal” … could the sum of its individual molecular atoms be greater than that of its whole? Our focus has been on the extra electrons associated with the four hydrogen on the outside ring of the two co-valently bonded oxygen. Those electrons …
Marmon Power Productions (Ellen Greenleaf) is producing a series on the engineering and development of water racing. Tom MacKnight is videographer and editor. Tom skillfully interviewed Rob Gourley of REDS Offshore Racing and AquaNew to find out how to transfer engine power to the water. Rob admits he is “old school” but during the interview, …
Mitochondrial DNA control many essential functions for life – metabolic, neurological, immunity, healing and programmed cellular life cycles. In this year’s series on Mitochondric Life, we highlighted these functions as well as the original researcher that discovered the existence of mitochondrial DNA which are separate from that of our cellular DNA. Expression of the latter …
Free Range Co-hosts Gail “Gail of Gaia” Ross and Sterling Hill recently interviewed Rob Gourley, who is a mechanical engineer and inventor of DiTetra Gas and Watt-Ahh. The podcast can be viewed here. At the beginning of the podcast, Rob and Sterling shared stories of their respective family legacy in mechanical engineering including many inventions …
