Magnetic water remains a little known treatment in the field of magnetic therapy
plus there is always much speculation as to the validity of magnetising water.
Despite this scepticism magnetic water remains one of magnet therapies most
powerful treatments. Many scientists and doctors profess that it is impossible
to magnetise water, that water quite simply can not hold a magnetic charge, my
answer to these people is , “do a little more scientific research and you will
find that all water in it’s natural state (such as a spring) has a magnetic
charge”.
In order to fully understand how magnetised water works it is important to know
a little bit about the water that comes out of your tap. The original source of
water is mountain streams, which flow into rivers and eventually out to sea. The
water has had contact with both over ground and under ground during the passage
to the sea. As the water passes under ground (many rivers and streams pass under
ground) it comes into contact with the earth’s magnetic field, the magnetic
charge is passed into the water and it becomes magnetised. Similarly as the
water flows over ground it comes into contact with magnetic rock (lodestone) and
water is again magnetised.
Once water is collected for consumption, it has to be treated and purified.
During transportation to the treatment plant the water is carried in under
ground metal pipes. The water is de-magnetised by the presence of the metallic
lining of the pipes and when it is purified and comes out of the tap it is no
longer magnetised. If you drink water from a spring at its source it will be
magnetised. The benefits of spring water have long been recognised, how ever
once the water is bottled and removed from the source it will only keep it’s
magnetism for 3 days before it dissipates. It is not possible to permanently
magnetise water.
How to magnetise water?
There are three ways to magnetise water, some are more effective than others.
The table below shows the three different methods.
Type of Magnet
Strength of magnet
Method of magnetisation
Bar, disk or funnel magnet
800-3,000 gauss/80-300 m tesla
By dripping tap water over the magnet and catching it in
a suitable receptacle ( bowl, glass, jug etc.) The main
disadvantage of this method is that exposure to the magnet
is for a very short period of time and no guarantee can be
made as to how much of the magnetic fields has been absorbed
by the water. Also you have to stand holding the magnet
under the water supply until you have collected the required
amount.
Water wand ( long thin cylinder magnet, very much like a
pen)
2,300 gauss/230 m tesla
By immersing the wand into a vessel containing water.
The wand should be left in-situ for approx 15 minutes in a
volume of around 330 mls and for 60 minutes for a volume of
approx 1-2 litres, for larger quantities simply increase the
length of exposure. This is one of the easiest ways to
magnetise water as you place the wand inside a vessel and
leave it. It is perfectly safe to leave the wand in the
water for longer than the specified time, it will not 'over
magnetise' the water.
A magnetic coaster ( flat disc very much like a drinks
coaster)
3,000 + / 300 + m tesla
By standing a vessel of water on top of the coaster for
approx 24 hours. This method is the slowest of the three
because the magnet does not come into direct contact with
the water. The vessel walls act as a barrier that the
magnetic field must pass through in order to be absorbed by
the water. Fir this reason the magnetic strength of the
coaster must be at least 3,000 gauss/300 m tesla and
exposure for at least 24 hours.
The way in which water is magnetised influences the length of time the magnetic
field will remain in the water. When using the dripping method the water will
only remain magnetised for 24 hours, so it must be consumed and a new batch made
each day. However water which is magnetised by the wand or coaster method will
keep it’s magnetism for 3 days. This allows you to magnetise a large quantity at
one time and then decant it into smaller vessels, for example drinking bottles,
and store it for future use.
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In order to fully understand how magnetised water works it is important to know
a little bit about the water that comes out of your tap. The original source of
water is mountain streams, which flow into rivers and eventually out to sea. The
water has had contact with both over ground and under ground during the passage
to the sea. As the water passes under ground (many rivers and streams pass under
ground) it comes into contact with the earth’s magnetic field, the magnetic
charge is passed into the water and it becomes magnetised. Similarly as the
water flows over ground it comes into contact with magnetic rock (lodestone) and
water is again magnetised.