Water and its properties

WATER AND ITS PROPERTIES.

Problem Setting

The problem of influence upon living organisms, particularly upon human being, exerted by small and supersmall doses of bio-active matters (BAM), by ionising and other kinds of electromagnetic radiation, by magnetic and other physical fields, has recently attracted attention. In addition it is necessary to specify that supersmall doses of BAM, in particular, are assumed to be that high dilutions that at least one BAM molecule is not likely to be found in the medication injected in the organism. Small and supersmall doses of physical factors are considered to be the doses, which effect upon biological object results in a negligibly small energy, relatively to kinetic energy of molecules, being liberated under given temperature [Voeykov, 1999].
A very interesting object, having unique parameters, is blood. From the very ancient times it caused terror and awe, people were afraid of it and held it sacred. Many considered it the panacea for all diseases and disasters.

The blood is wholly conditioned by its main property of continuous movements: protective cells are being always in search of viruses, erythrocytes are continuously travelling back and forth, thrombocytes are looking for damages in the vessel walls… The paramount function of blood is the delivery of oxygen to tissues. At that, the role of "transport facility" is played by one of the most successful combinations developed by the evolution of erythrocytes and haemoglobin bond.

Centuries ago the science knew practically nothing about the composition of liquid flowing in our vessels and many physicians were fond of an idea of blood regeneration. As the legend goes on, the first operation on blood transfusion was carried out in 1492 by the courtier doctor of the Pope Innokentiy VIII. Three ten-year-old boys had to give their vital energy to the enfeebled head of the Church. The physician dissected their bodies, collected the blood and poured it into the flaccid veins. By a negligible margin did the old man outlive the unfortunate children… Nevertheless, during centuries since that, the experimenters tried to connect arteries of a lamb with those of a human being or to substitute blood for red wine or even for liquid gelatine. No doubt that today's medicine has taken leave of the naive notions that it is possible to pour another liquid into the veins. The attempts of absolute blood copying have been abandoned and tries are being undertaken to discover at least its substitute, which would be able to find oxygen.

A perfectly special object is water with its ability to form structures and store information. GDV method gives an opportunity to see the difference between the luminescence of water samples in the initial and "charged" state. By dint of this method it will be possible to confirm or refute several suppositions, developed in medico-biological and ecological spheres, to a closer probability. Thus, for example, it has recently been assumed that water, having low content of salts of hardness, conditioned by a total content of calcium and magnesium, stimulates the development of cardiovascular diseases.

A substantial evidence of the water memory existence is homeopathy. Medical influence of homeopathic preparations is based on the trace they leave in structural water memory.

Such biological liquids as urine and saliva are also of great diagnostic importance.

For instance, it is known that the saliva kills HIV-infected cells. Even the saliva of HIV-infected people contains only non-infected components of this virus. Scientists from various countries of the world suppose that the explanation lies in the fact that human saliva represents an effective remedy. The experiments have demonstrated that saliva inactivates 90% of HIV-infected blood cells, breaking the virus into non-infected components, thereby reducing the production of HIV and other viruses in these cells by 10000 times.

It was found out that proteins, contained in saliva, bring the content of viruses only by 2-5 times down. If this is the remedy, why the virus is practically absent in the saliva of HIV-infected people?

However, the concentration of saliva antiviral antibodies is too small to clear up the absence of viruses, either. The researchers from Texas University assumed that the main reason consists in the fact that the content of salts in saliva is seven times as smaller as in the other body liquids.

The salt is necessary for the cells to remain alive. Putting erythrocytes, containing salt, in the glass with potable water, they will absorb this water, swell and "burst" very fast. The same will occur to leucocytes, which may contain HIV.

The importance of investigation of such biological liquid as the urine for medico-biological purposes cannot be exaggerated.
The physiological role of alcohol in the basic metabolism is worth revealing by GDV method. The alcohol may exist in the organism without inflows from the outside, i.e. may have endogenous origin, being formed at the expense of glucids in the metabolism and under the influence of intestinal flora. Endogenous alcohol causes the so-called natural alcoholemia, changing within twenty-four-hours under the effect of different factors, in the organism.

Nutritive value of ethyl alcohol becomes apparent only by moderate consumption rates, exceeding which the alcohol exerts strong toxic influence and is undoubtedly harmful.

Nutritive characteristics of ethyl alcohol manifest more effectively in wine rather than in water-alcohol solutions, as far as wine includes alcohol in small concentrations (10-20%), accompanied by other matters and always consumed with food.
Owing to the experiments conducted by Doctor P.Kostov during typhus epidemic in Sophia (Bulgaria), the influence of wine upon the convalescent patients was disclosed. The patients were offered wine in daily doses of 250-500 ml throughout a month. Whereas with patients, not receiving wine, colon bacillus was observed in 2-3 months after the convalescence, continuing to be bacteriocarrier; with patients, receiving wine, the bacillus vanished completely in 2-4 weeks. At the same time, the weight gane and general condition improvement of the latter was recorded.

In the survey [Voeykov, 1998] various examples of the living organism's reactions to low-intensive factors, which play a role of informational signals under natural living conditions, and the examples of directional influence of low-intensive factors of artificial nature upon them, are stated. In that very survey the reasons for the fact that until recently the representatives of dominating tendencies in physico-chemical biology rejected the very opportunity of effect of such factors on the biological objects, are considered. On the other hand, the theoretical notions of E.Bauer on the problem of structural and energetic specificity of living systems are set forth. Without fail it follows from his "principle of stable nonequilibrium", according to which all the living systems are constantly at high nonequilibrium condition comparatively to their environment and only use their energetic resources to preserve this condition, that there exists their high sensitivity to the influence of low-intensive factors. This main property of living systems is traced to all the levels of their organisation, starting with the molecular and cellular. Particularly, as appears from the data stated in the survey, a certain part of macromolecular components of a living cell is under an electron-exited condition, which results from the living systems' capability for emanating photons in a wide range of electromagnetic spectrum, including ultra-violet. In the present survey the attention will be concentrated on the fundamental properties of water, providing, in particular, the possibility of "excitation" of the living systems' bio-photon fields by the ordered in space and time impulses of energy of high density, upon the question of energy sources for "excitation" of bio-photon field of molecular substrate of living systems.

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