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An Ahh-Mazing AHA! Discovery Several Steps Outside the Scientific Mainstream It may have taken the European Space Agency lander, Philae, more than six months to awaken after his bumpy landing on the shady side of Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko last November, but boy did he have a message to share when his solar panels recharged. According to the data being …
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Part-time resident of Sarasota, Florida, Rick Kinning, has a strong opinion that the quality of freshwater is critical for worldwide health. Over the past year, his leadership and start-up financing made it possible to convert Rob Gourley’s water ion machine prototypes into new age machines ready for manufacturing. “Very few inventors ever see their machines …
Ahh-mazing “AHA” Discovery for June 2015 In our first article, “Healthier Sanitation,” we discussed how very low concentrations of hydrogen peroxide in water solution is the best nature-based form of sanitation (our own bodies produce hydrogen peroxide). However, stability is a challenge since hydrogen peroxide will rapidly decompose to hydrogen and water. The groundbreaking discovery …
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A major chlorine-bleach manufacturer wants you to believe that a surface is only clean if bleach is used. This bold statement appears in aggressive advertising campaigns. This is the link to one of their commercials currently airing on TV … Really? We do recognize sanitation safeguards against the spread of diseases are important for our …
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Longtime Watt-Ahh® customer, Noel Marbois, sent us a link to this thought-provoking press release submitted by the Dr. Rath Research Institute in California. Scientists at the institute recently published a groundbreaking study in the American Journal of Cardiovascular Disease providing evidence to support the theory that heart disease is an early form of scurvy, a …
Mitochondria, the powerhouse of our cells, do not share our same DNA … a mystery of the eons on how that evolved. Malfunctioning mitochondria can have a role in the development of many diseases including diabetes, heart and lung function failures, psychiatric disorders as well as neurological diseases such as Parkinson’s and Multiple Sclerosis. Scientists …
For the first time, scientists have discovered the mystery behind the Blood Falls in Antarctica’s Dry Valleys. In an extremely dry, cold and windy climate, life exists in the form of water twice as salty as seawater and rust-colored brine bacteria. Once considered an anomaly, the Blood Falls now appears to be a portal to a sub …
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Ahh-mazing “AHA” Discovery for April 2015 During a 2013 interview, former Edinburgh University Professor Peter Higgs calmly said he was annoyed when colleagues told him that his white paper had “no obvious relevance in physics” back in the 1960s. He said he took the “scenic route” in learning about other fields of physics in his …
Six-Year Anniversary for the Gabriel Center Featuring Keynote Speaker Dr. John Monhollon, M.D. Last week, Dr. John Monhollon of the Florida Integrative Medical Center gave a brief introduction before a group of about 30 individuals at the Gabriel Center, and then opened up the floor to the audience for a Q & A session in order to answer …
Back in the Fall of 2012, we shared with you the second fish growth experiment conducted by Marine Biologist Katie Kopinski. Since many of our AquaNew customers enjoy sharing their own Watt-Ahh® experiments with us, we thought this warranted revisiting! We invite you to let us know about your own official or unofficial Ahh-Mazing Watt-Ahh® experiment! …
The Second Fish Growth Experiment and Watt-Ahh® Wins Again! Read More »
