October 8, 2026 – Recently, Rob Gourley and I met with Sarasota cardiologist Dr. Christian Davis MD, who is on a TV spot for HumanN supplements. While discussing the molecular structure of Watt-Ahh during our meeting, Dr. Chris opened a new scientific door for us … called “quantum mitochondria”. He recommended this scientific article to read.
Since the mighty mitochondria (www.mightymitochondria.co) is the top search term within AquaNew’s social network, we always tune into advancements in mitochondria science and transport of electron energy within the cells of the human body. Watt-Ahh’s crystalline-like structure delivers extra electrons even within and through the proteins of mitochondria, what Dr. Chris calls “mitochondria tunneling”.
Electron Transport Chain in the Mitochondria
Electrons, if in close proximity with other electrons, can directly transport energy through a chain of proteins. Where there are spatial gaps in the protein chain, the electrons can form a quantum-like wave to transport energy through the mitochondria. This video illustrates both the classical physics (direct transport) and quantum physics (or tunneling) that occur in the electron transport chain of the mitochondria Although quantum energy can lessen due to either heat or noise exposure, the researchers have found the compact structure of the protein chains stabilize the quantum wave pathways, driving protons and ATP synthases efficiently through the mitochondria … delivering complex bioenergy fuel to support human life.
What Drives the Mitochondrial Electron Transport Chain?
Magnetism and electrons are the two forces of the universe. Low-intensity magnetic fields inside the mitochondria stimulate mitochondrial respiration and make the electron transport chain move (a combination of quantum physics and the magnetic Zeeman effect).
Quantum Watt-Ahh
Certain biological functions can only make sense in the recent light of quantum physics. We are on the cusp of the quantum revolution and we wonder if the quantum-like nature of Watt-Ahh, with both electrons and protons in a stable molecular structure, supports the electron transport chain inside mitochondria to efficiently drive protons and ATP to cells within the human body.
Rob Gourley, who constructs WIT Machines to produce DiTetra Gas, said the gap size between the metal plates must be perfectly spaced for the desired electron movement. It is also interesting to note that the electromagnetic fields that make DiTetra Gas within his machines, when infused into ultra-pure water to make Watt-Ahh itself, likely has electron transport waves occurring inside the bottle too.
The photo above that illustrates electrons within the protein chain of the mitochondria, comes from a screenshot of the video link provided above.