Can Water Burn?
The case of salt water that can be ignited when exposed to a radio frequency beam and what it could tell us about the structure of water
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho 10th June 2009 |
Liquid Crystalline Water at the Interface
Just add sunlight for energy and life
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho 31st March 2008 |
Water’s Effortless Action at a Distance
Water plays the lead role in living processes through changing between two states, a brand new understanding of bioenergetics and enzyme action
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho 27th October 2006 |
Water and Colloid Crystals
The age-old alchemist’s dream of turning base materials into gold is coming true in the fabrication of new colloid crystal chips, but the fascinating history of colloid crystals is still unfolding
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho 26th October 2006 |
Two-States Water Explains All?
The age-old mystery of water is unfolding as a recent model of a large hydrogen-bonded water superstructure matches practically all observations
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho 25th October 2006 |
Collagen Water Structure Revealed
Water associated with collagen shows a surprising degree of order. Could they be the super-conducting channels that enable every single cell within the body to intercommunicate for perfect coordination?
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho 23rd October 2006 |
First Sighting of Structured Water
Structured water is among the hottest topics in science but no one has seen it until now
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho 2nd November 2005 |
Positive Electricity Zaps Through Water Chains
Water bound on surfaces of proteins and membranes conducts positive electricity, and could enable cells and tissues to intercommunicate rapidly and efficiently
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho 27th October 2005 |
Water Smoothing Protein Relationships
How proteins get into shape through water chains
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho 25th October 2005 |
What's the Bacterium Really Like?
Far from being a bag of macromolecules dispersed at random inside a rather tough cell wall, the bacterium is highly and spontaneously organised into nested functional compartments through interactions between the macromolecules and cell water
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho 16th October 2004 |
What's the Cell Really Like?
It takes life-long commitment, profound knowledge and artistry to show the world what the cell is really like.
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho 15th October 2004 |
The Importance of Cell Water
Prof. Martin Chaplin presents a new theory on the structure of water in the cell that switches between low-density and high-density clusters
Martin Chaplin 13th October 2004 |
Water Forms Massive Exclusion Zones
Water, the most abundant constituent of living organisms, is associated with an enormous amount of surfaces inside cells and in the extracellular matrix. Is all of this biological water different from water in bulk? The answer is definitely yes, if the incredible new findings are to be taken on board.
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho 30th June 2004 |
The 'Wholiness' of Water
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho reports on how a body of water appears to change as a whole and wonders if oceans do it too
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho 29th June 2004 |
Is Water Special?
Water has a collective structure that's extremely flexible and dynamic, which may EXPLAIN some of its 'anomalies'
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho 28th June 2004 |
Water Remembers? Homeopathy Explained?
New research suggests water remembers what has been dissolved in it, even after dilution beyond the point where no molecule of the original substances could remain.
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho 25th August 2003 |
Crystal Clear – Messages from Water
Could crystals of water be the answer to all our problems? Dr. Mae-Wan Ho reviews the amazing work of Japanese water scientist
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho 1st June 2002 |
The Strangeness of Water & Homeopathic 'Memory'
Is there any reason for homeopathic remedies to work? Does the strangeness of water hold the key? Dr. Mae-Wan Ho describes recent ideas on how the quantum electrodynamic properties of water could provide the basis of homeopathic 'memory' and how one might investigate them
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho 31st May 2002 |
Homeopathy Enters the Mainstream
Homeopathy is entering the mainstream in the UK. Sam Burcher reports on some recent findings that bear on a centuries-old controversy that still baffles mainstream science
Sam Burcher 30th May 2002 |
Molecules Clump on Dilution
A surprising discovery that molecules dissolved in water clump together when the solution is diluted is said to explain homeopathy. Dr. Mae-Wan Ho explains why the result flies in the face of conventional chemistry
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho 29th May 2002 |
