Guest guest Posted October 27, 2001 Report Share Posted October 27, 2001 Willard Water & Drinking Water It is vital that we all drink pure, good water daily. It is recommended that we drink 1/2 our body weight in ounces of this water. Using an additive in your drinking water can help your health in many ways. People often say that they don't have anything " wrong with them " , so they aren't sure of the benefits of Willard Water. Over the years there have been many reports from people regarding Willard Water. They say it has helped them with their arthritis, or digestive problems, or migraines, or back pain, or diabetes, or skin problems, or burns, or high blood pressure, or stomach ulcers, or whatever. Here's a list of some of the commonly reported " little things " that people say convince them their decision to make Real Willard Water a part of their lives was wise: * cold hands and feet aren't cold anymore (better circulation) * sleeping better * improved regularity (ending chronic constipation for many and ending chronic diarrhea for others). * Better absorption of foods - kernels of corn no longer visible in their stools * more alert, better memory, a feeling of being " more alive " or a " general feeling of wellbeing " * fewer aches and pains * more energy * better condition of hair and nails * better complexion and " color " * Dealing with stress better * fewer colds, flu and other such problems and getting over them quicker * quicker than usual recovery from surgeries & healing of broken bones * Finding that nutritional supplements seem to be working better - often getting the same results, taking less of the supplements Willard Water is a superior antioxidant and scavenger of free radicals, because it " is able to replenish its supply of electrons " according to Roy Jacobsen in his book " Aqua Vitae " (aqua vitae means " water of life " ). In his book, he quotes Dr. Willard as saying that " When you have a reducing agent, for example H2S, where the sulphur has two extra electrons, it will give those up. But once this particle has been used up, it is used up " , said Doc. " But with the Willard Water it is drawing from this vast reservoir (of electrons) " ... and it isn't used up... it can perform over and over again as an antioxidant, unlike the " normal " antioxidants, which can each only perform the task until they run out of their limited supply of electrons. How do we know that Willard Water is an antioxidant and free radical scavenger? A few reasons: 1. Free radicals and peroxides show up in a person's blood (viewed under a microscope) as a network of white dots and threads, and an hour after drinking the water, another blood sample from the same person will show that these patterns (the white dots and threads) have been eliminated or greatly reduced (Aqua Vitae p.45); 2. In one experiment (cited in Aqua Vitae on page 96), hay treated with willard water was compared to hay that had not been treated with the water, after both had been left outside during the winter. The hay treated with the Willard Water had a much higher beta-carotene content than the hay that had not been treated with the Willard Water. Beta-carotene is a precursor of Vitamin A and is susceptible to breakdown by oxidation. Apparently the treatment protected the beta carotene in the hay from oxidation. 3. The Willard Water was tested according to radioprotectors (Prasad 1984). The technical information accompanying the graphs of the results of that test is saying two things (in layman's language): A) That the willard water (referred to in the data as " Lignite Activated Water " ) was reducing free radicals after radiation. (This would be of significance, for example, to people receiving radiation, because, we are told, it indicates the water would remove the free radicals generated by the radiation and therefore could reduce some of the side effects of the radiation). B) It reduced free radicals in the solution alone, which means that even in a person not receiving radiation, the water binds the free radicals on the Catalyst Altered Water matrix. Since the late 70's many farmers have used WW (willard water) with their cows/calves - and chickens... the results have been amazing... HEALTHY animals, with a quieted down nervous system... amazing. In the wheat fields for years they have used WW - in the 60 minutes segment done on WW they had two fields - one treated with willard water, the other not. (the seeds were soaked in willard water in the one field BEFORE planting... the other field - no willard water). " From the start it was a better color and it came up quicker and it was a thicker stand and it would yield more, would be more bushels per acre and every bushel per acre means that many more dollars per acre " . In pulling out the roots of the wheat in both fields, and looking at them, the difference in the " hair roots " is incredible. The field with the willard water treated seed has strong, roots showing many hair roots. The other field (untreated) is not like this, and the roots are weak. Many others use it to grow vegetables - 25 - 30 pound squashes are not unusual. This water is patented - and the U.S. Patent office will not issue a patent on " snake oil " . It issued 21 on Willard Water, covering everything from therapeutically treating warm blooded animals, to reducing infectious disease, and relieving stress in livestock, to improving soil fertility, to benefiting transplanted and growing plants ... and much more. _______ Get your free @ address at Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 27, 2001 Report Share Posted October 27, 2001 Where / how do you get Willard Water? - Lynn Michaels gettingwell Saturday, October 27, 2001 1:05 AM Willard Water & Drinking Water Willard Water & Drinking Water It is vital that we all drink pure, good water daily. It is recommended that we drink 1/2 our body weight in ounces of this water. Using an additive in your drinking water can help your health in many ways. People often say that they don't have anything " wrong with them " , so they aren't sure of the benefits of Willard Water. Over the years there have been many reports from people regarding Willard Water. They say it has helped them with their arthritis, or digestive problems, or migraines, or back pain, or diabetes, or skin problems, or burns, or high blood pressure, or stomach ulcers, or whatever. Here's a list of some of the commonly reported " little things " that people say convince them their decision to make Real Willard Water a part of their lives was wise: * cold hands and feet aren't cold anymore (better circulation) * sleeping better * improved regularity (ending chronic constipation for many and ending chronic diarrhea for others). * Better absorption of foods - kernels of corn no longer visible in their stools * more alert, better memory, a feeling of being " more alive " or a " general feeling of wellbeing " * fewer aches and pains * more energy * better condition of hair and nails * better complexion and " color " * Dealing with stress better * fewer colds, flu and other such problems and getting over them quicker * quicker than usual recovery from surgeries & healing of broken bones * Finding that nutritional supplements seem to be working better - often getting the same results, taking less of the supplements Willard Water is a superior antioxidant and scavenger of free radicals, because it " is able to replenish its supply of electrons " according to Roy Jacobsen in his book " Aqua Vitae " (aqua vitae means " water of life " ). In his book, he quotes Dr. Willard as saying that " When you have a reducing agent, for example H2S, where the sulphur has two extra electrons, it will give those up. But once this particle has been used up, it is used up " , said Doc. " But with the Willard Water it is drawing from this vast reservoir (of electrons) " ... and it isn't used up... it can perform over and over again as an antioxidant, unlike the " normal " antioxidants, which can each only perform the task until they run out of their limited supply of electrons. How do we know that Willard Water is an antioxidant and free radical scavenger? A few reasons: 1. Free radicals and peroxides show up in a person's blood (viewed under a microscope) as a network of white dots and threads, and an hour after drinking the water, another blood sample from the same person will show that these patterns (the white dots and threads) have been eliminated or greatly reduced (Aqua Vitae p.45); 2. In one experiment (cited in Aqua Vitae on page 96), hay treated with willard water was compared to hay that had not been treated with the water, after both had been left outside during the winter. The hay treated with the Willard Water had a much higher beta-carotene content than the hay that had not been treated with the Willard Water. Beta-carotene is a precursor of Vitamin A and is susceptible to breakdown by oxidation. Apparently the treatment protected the beta carotene in the hay from oxidation. 3. The Willard Water was tested according to radioprotectors (Prasad 1984). The technical information accompanying the graphs of the results of that test is saying two things (in layman's language): A) That the willard water (referred to in the data as " Lignite Activated Water " ) was reducing free radicals after radiation. (This would be of significance, for example, to people receiving radiation, because, we are told, it indicates the water would remove the free radicals generated by the radiation and therefore could reduce some of the side effects of the radiation). B) It reduced free radicals in the solution alone, which means that even in a person not receiving radiation, the water binds the free radicals on the Catalyst Altered Water matrix. Since the late 70's many farmers have used WW (willard water) with their cows/calves - and chickens... the results have been amazing... HEALTHY animals, with a quieted down nervous system... amazing. In the wheat fields for years they have used WW - in the 60 minutes segment done on WW they had two fields - one treated with willard water, the other not. (the seeds were soaked in willard water in the one field BEFORE planting... the other field - no willard water). " From the start it was a better color and it came up quicker and it was a thicker stand and it would yield more, would be more bushels per acre and every bushel per acre means that many more dollars per acre " . In pulling out the roots of the wheat in both fields, and looking at them, the difference in the " hair roots " is incredible. The field with the willard water treated seed has strong, roots showing many hair roots. The other field (untreated) is not like this, and the roots are weak. Many others use it to grow vegetables - 25 - 30 pound squashes are not unusual. This water is patented - and the U.S. Patent office will not issue a patent on " snake oil " . It issued 21 on Willard Water, covering everything from therapeutically treating warm blooded animals, to reducing infectious disease, and relieving stress in livestock, to improving soil fertility, to benefiting transplanted and growing plants ... and much more. _______ Get your free @ address at Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 27, 2001 Report Share Posted October 27, 2001 In a message dated 10/27/01 12:04:18 PM Eastern Daylight Time, b_thankfull writes: << Where / how do you get Willard Water? >> b_thankfull.... I did a search putting in the words willard and water. In my results I found several sites selling this product (or maybe a copy of it). I found one claiming to be the Willard Water Official site http://www.dr-willardswater.com/index.html At the home site, they have a link to help you find a distributer. It looks like there are alot of copycat sites out there and appearantly there is a problem with people selling diluted willards water as well. I do value competition in the health feild as I'm sure a lot of great discoveries do result, but I really do appreciate a forum such as this so we can hear what has really stood up to their claims and what hasn't. I also value learning that some of the things I previously thought were healthy goals, may not be that at all. Thanks. Marlena Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 27, 2001 Report Share Posted October 27, 2001 In a message dated 10/27/01 1:47:43 PM Pacific Daylight Time, PHAMMTAYLR writes: > << Where / how do you get Willard Water? >> www.swansonsvitamins.com Some of the internet sites are as high as $145-$165 for a gallon, but none are as good as the prices at Swanson's where I paid less than $90 for a gallon including shipping. You might have to call them (1-800-437-4148) to get a gallon. It comes in 2 oz., pint, quart and gallon sizes, but they aren't all listed on the internet. I burned both sides of my hand making scented candles. The wax was melted and the oil caught fire. I jumped and it ran all over my hand. The blisters were thicker than my fingers themselves. I made it worse by putting on aloe from my garden. The aloe was hot from the sun and burned my burns. It hurt so bad I thought I was going to have to call the paramedics, then I remembered my Willard's Water. I had to spray it on every 15-20 minutes for the first few hours, whenever it started to hurt again, but it never hurt after that. I'd forget about the blisters and rub my hand against stuff all the time, but that did no damage. About 1 1/2 wk. later, the blisters came off and the skin underneath was pink but totally healed. That's better than any hospital could ever do!!! I can't believe I'm talking about such a wierd, funky product in public, LOL. Starris Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 28, 2001 Report Share Posted October 28, 2001 I used to buy my Willard Water from L & H Vitamins, around 96$ for one gallon. The last time I ordered from someone else that was a little cheaper, but I cannot remember who it was. When I remember, I'll let you know. Pat - " Lucy " <b_thankfull Saturday, October 27, 2001 6:58 AM Re: Willard Water & Drinking Water > Where / how do you get Willard Water? > - > Lynn Michaels > gettingwell > Saturday, October 27, 2001 1:05 AM > Willard Water & Drinking Water > > > Willard Water & Drinking Water > > It is vital that we all drink pure, good water daily. It is recommended > that we drink 1/2 our body weight in ounces of this water. > > Using an additive in your drinking water can help your health in many ways. > People often say that they don't have anything " wrong with them " , so they > aren't sure of the benefits of Willard Water. Over the years there have > been many reports from people regarding Willard Water. They say it has > helped them with their arthritis, or digestive problems, or migraines, or > back pain, or diabetes, or skin problems, or burns, or high blood pressure, > or stomach ulcers, or whatever. > > Here's a list of some of the commonly reported " little things " that people > say convince them their decision to make Real Willard Water a part of their > lives was wise: > > * cold hands and feet aren't cold anymore (better circulation) > * sleeping better > * improved regularity (ending chronic constipation for many and ending > chronic diarrhea for others). > * Better absorption of foods - kernels of corn no longer visible in their > stools > * more alert, better memory, a feeling of being " more alive " or a " general > feeling of wellbeing " > * fewer aches and pains > * more energy > * better condition of hair and nails > * better complexion and " color " > * Dealing with stress better > * fewer colds, flu and other such problems and getting over them quicker > * quicker than usual recovery from surgeries & healing of broken bones > * Finding that nutritional supplements seem to be working better - often > getting the same results, taking less of the supplements > > Willard Water is a superior antioxidant and scavenger of free radicals, > because it " is able to replenish its supply of electrons " according to Roy > Jacobsen in his book " Aqua Vitae " (aqua vitae means " water of life " ). In > his book, he quotes Dr. Willard as saying that " When you have a reducing > agent, for example H2S, where the sulphur has two extra electrons, it will > give those up. But once this particle has been used up, it is used up " , said > Doc. " But with the Willard Water it is drawing from this vast reservoir (of > electrons) " ... and it isn't used up... it can perform over and over again as > an antioxidant, unlike the " normal " antioxidants, which can each only > perform the task until they run out of their limited supply of electrons. > > How do we know that Willard Water is an antioxidant and free radical > scavenger? A few reasons: > > 1. Free radicals and peroxides show up in a person's blood (viewed under a > microscope) as a network of white dots and threads, and an hour after > drinking the water, another blood sample from the same person will show that > these patterns (the white dots and threads) have been eliminated or greatly > reduced (Aqua Vitae p.45); > > 2. In one experiment (cited in Aqua Vitae on page 96), hay treated with > willard water was compared to hay that had not been treated with the water, > after both had been left outside during the winter. The hay treated with > the Willard Water had a much higher beta-carotene content than the hay that > had not been treated with the Willard Water. Beta-carotene is a precursor > of Vitamin A and is susceptible to breakdown by oxidation. Apparently the > treatment protected the beta carotene in the hay from oxidation. > > 3. The Willard Water was tested according to radioprotectors (Prasad 1984). > The technical information accompanying the graphs of the results of that > test is saying two things (in layman's language): > > A) That the willard water (referred to in the data as " Lignite Activated > Water " ) was reducing free radicals after radiation. (This would be of > significance, for example, to people receiving radiation, because, we are > told, it indicates the water would remove the free radicals generated by the > radiation and therefore could reduce some of the side effects of the > radiation). > > B) It reduced free radicals in the solution alone, which means that even in > a person not receiving radiation, the water binds the free radicals on the > Catalyst Altered Water matrix. > > Since the late 70's many farmers have used WW (willard water) with their > cows/calves - and chickens... the results have been amazing... HEALTHY > animals, with a quieted down nervous system... amazing. In the wheat fields > for years they have used WW - in the 60 minutes segment done on WW they had > two fields - one treated with willard water, the other not. (the seeds were > soaked in willard water in the one field BEFORE planting... the other field > - no willard water). " From the start it was a better color and it came up > quicker and it was a thicker stand and it would yield more, would be more > bushels per acre and every bushel per acre means that many more dollars per > acre " . In pulling out the roots of the wheat in both fields, and looking at > them, the difference in the " hair roots " is incredible. The field with the > willard water treated seed has strong, roots showing many hair roots. The > other field (untreated) is not like this, and the roots are weak. > > Many others use it to grow vegetables - 25 - 30 pound squashes are not > unusual. > > This water is patented - and the U.S. Patent office will not issue a patent > on " snake oil " . It issued 21 on Willard Water, covering everything from > therapeutically treating warm blooded animals, to reducing infectious > disease, and relieving stress in livestock, to improving soil fertility, to > benefiting transplanted and growing plants ... and much more. > > > _______ > > Get your free @ address at > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 28, 2001 Report Share Posted October 28, 2001 Thanks! lucy - P. K. Wagner Gettingwell Sunday, October 28, 2001 4:11 PM Re: Willard Water & Drinking Water I used to buy my Willard Water from L & H Vitamins, around 96$ for one gallon. The last time I ordered from someone else that was a little cheaper, but I cannot remember who it was. When I remember, I'll let you know. Pat - " Lucy " <b_thankfull Saturday, October 27, 2001 6:58 AM Re: Willard Water & Drinking Water > Where / how do you get Willard Water? > - > Lynn Michaels > gettingwell > Saturday, October 27, 2001 1:05 AM > Willard Water & Drinking Water > > > Willard Water & Drinking Water > > It is vital that we all drink pure, good water daily. It is recommended > that we drink 1/2 our body weight in ounces of this water. > > Using an additive in your drinking water can help your health in many ways. > People often say that they don't have anything " wrong with them " , so they > aren't sure of the benefits of Willard Water. Over the years there have > been many reports from people regarding Willard Water. They say it has > helped them with their arthritis, or digestive problems, or migraines, or > back pain, or diabetes, or skin problems, or burns, or high blood pressure, > or stomach ulcers, or whatever. > > Here's a list of some of the commonly reported " little things " that people > say convince them their decision to make Real Willard Water a part of their > lives was wise: > > * cold hands and feet aren't cold anymore (better circulation) > * sleeping better > * improved regularity (ending chronic constipation for many and ending > chronic diarrhea for others). > * Better absorption of foods - kernels of corn no longer visible in their > stools > * more alert, better memory, a feeling of being " more alive " or a " general > feeling of wellbeing " > * fewer aches and pains > * more energy > * better condition of hair and nails > * better complexion and " color " > * Dealing with stress better > * fewer colds, flu and other such problems and getting over them quicker > * quicker than usual recovery from surgeries & healing of broken bones > * Finding that nutritional supplements seem to be working better - often > getting the same results, taking less of the supplements > > Willard Water is a superior antioxidant and scavenger of free radicals, > because it " is able to replenish its supply of electrons " according to Roy > Jacobsen in his book " Aqua Vitae " (aqua vitae means " water of life " ). In > his book, he quotes Dr. Willard as saying that " When you have a reducing > agent, for example H2S, where the sulphur has two extra electrons, it will > give those up. But once this particle has been used up, it is used up " , said > Doc. " But with the Willard Water it is drawing from this vast reservoir (of > electrons) " ... and it isn't used up... it can perform over and over again as > an antioxidant, unlike the " normal " antioxidants, which can each only > perform the task until they run out of their limited supply of electrons. > > How do we know that Willard Water is an antioxidant and free radical > scavenger? A few reasons: > > 1. Free radicals and peroxides show up in a person's blood (viewed under a > microscope) as a network of white dots and threads, and an hour after > drinking the water, another blood sample from the same person will show that > these patterns (the white dots and threads) have been eliminated or greatly > reduced (Aqua Vitae p.45); > > 2. In one experiment (cited in Aqua Vitae on page 96), hay treated with > willard water was compared to hay that had not been treated with the water, > after both had been left outside during the winter. The hay treated with > the Willard Water had a much higher beta-carotene content than the hay that > had not been treated with the Willard Water. Beta-carotene is a precursor > of Vitamin A and is susceptible to breakdown by oxidation. Apparently the > treatment protected the beta carotene in the hay from oxidation. > > 3. The Willard Water was tested according to radioprotectors (Prasad 1984). > The technical information accompanying the graphs of the results of that > test is saying two things (in layman's language): > > A) That the willard water (referred to in the data as " Lignite Activated > Water " ) was reducing free radicals after radiation. (This would be of > significance, for example, to people receiving radiation, because, we are > told, it indicates the water would remove the free radicals generated by the > radiation and therefore could reduce some of the side effects of the > radiation). > > B) It reduced free radicals in the solution alone, which means that even in > a person not receiving radiation, the water binds the free radicals on the > Catalyst Altered Water matrix. > > Since the late 70's many farmers have used WW (willard water) with their > cows/calves - and chickens... the results have been amazing... HEALTHY > animals, with a quieted down nervous system... amazing. In the wheat fields > for years they have used WW - in the 60 minutes segment done on WW they had > two fields - one treated with willard water, the other not. (the seeds were > soaked in willard water in the one field BEFORE planting... the other field > - no willard water). " From the start it was a better color and it came up > quicker and it was a thicker stand and it would yield more, would be more > bushels per acre and every bushel per acre means that many more dollars per > acre " . In pulling out the roots of the wheat in both fields, and looking at > them, the difference in the " hair roots " is incredible. The field with the > willard water treated seed has strong, roots showing many hair roots. The > other field (untreated) is not like this, and the roots are weak. > > Many others use it to grow vegetables - 25 - 30 pound squashes are not > unusual. > > This water is patented - and the U.S. Patent office will not issue a patent > on " snake oil " . It issued 21 on Willard Water, covering everything from > therapeutically treating warm blooded animals, to reducing infectious > disease, and relieving stress in livestock, to improving soil fertility, to > benefiting transplanted and growing plants ... and much more. > > > _______ > > Get your free @ address at > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 29, 2001 Report Share Posted October 29, 2001 Now I remember. www.swansonvitamins.com is the cheapest place to buy Willard Water by the gallon. Pat - " Lucy " <b_thankfull Saturday, October 27, 2001 6:58 AM Re: Willard Water & Drinking Water > Where / how do you get Willard Water? > - > Lynn Michaels > gettingwell > Saturday, October 27, 2001 1:05 AM > Willard Water & Drinking Water > > > Willard Water & Drinking Water > > It is vital that we all drink pure, good water daily. It is recommended > that we drink 1/2 our body weight in ounces of this water. > > Using an additive in your drinking water can help your health in many ways. > People often say that they don't have anything " wrong with them " , so they > aren't sure of the benefits of Willard Water. Over the years there have > been many reports from people regarding Willard Water. They say it has > helped them with their arthritis, or digestive problems, or migraines, or > back pain, or diabetes, or skin problems, or burns, or high blood pressure, > or stomach ulcers, or whatever. > > Here's a list of some of the commonly reported " little things " that people > say convince them their decision to make Real Willard Water a part of their > lives was wise: > > * cold hands and feet aren't cold anymore (better circulation) > * sleeping better > * improved regularity (ending chronic constipation for many and ending > chronic diarrhea for others). > * Better absorption of foods - kernels of corn no longer visible in their > stools > * more alert, better memory, a feeling of being " more alive " or a " general > feeling of wellbeing " > * fewer aches and pains > * more energy > * better condition of hair and nails > * better complexion and " color " > * Dealing with stress better > * fewer colds, flu and other such problems and getting over them quicker > * quicker than usual recovery from surgeries & healing of broken bones > * Finding that nutritional supplements seem to be working better - often > getting the same results, taking less of the supplements > > Willard Water is a superior antioxidant and scavenger of free radicals, > because it " is able to replenish its supply of electrons " according to Roy > Jacobsen in his book " Aqua Vitae " (aqua vitae means " water of life " ). In > his book, he quotes Dr. Willard as saying that " When you have a reducing > agent, for example H2S, where the sulphur has two extra electrons, it will > give those up. But once this particle has been used up, it is used up " , said > Doc. " But with the Willard Water it is drawing from this vast reservoir (of > electrons) " ... and it isn't used up... it can perform over and over again as > an antioxidant, unlike the " normal " antioxidants, which can each only > perform the task until they run out of their limited supply of electrons. > > How do we know that Willard Water is an antioxidant and free radical > scavenger? A few reasons: > > 1. Free radicals and peroxides show up in a person's blood (viewed under a > microscope) as a network of white dots and threads, and an hour after > drinking the water, another blood sample from the same person will show that > these patterns (the white dots and threads) have been eliminated or greatly > reduced (Aqua Vitae p.45); > > 2. In one experiment (cited in Aqua Vitae on page 96), hay treated with > willard water was compared to hay that had not been treated with the water, > after both had been left outside during the winter. The hay treated with > the Willard Water had a much higher beta-carotene content than the hay that > had not been treated with the Willard Water. Beta-carotene is a precursor > of Vitamin A and is susceptible to breakdown by oxidation. Apparently the > treatment protected the beta carotene in the hay from oxidation. > > 3. The Willard Water was tested according to radioprotectors (Prasad 1984). > The technical information accompanying the graphs of the results of that > test is saying two things (in layman's language): > > A) That the willard water (referred to in the data as " Lignite Activated > Water " ) was reducing free radicals after radiation. (This would be of > significance, for example, to people receiving radiation, because, we are > told, it indicates the water would remove the free radicals generated by the > radiation and therefore could reduce some of the side effects of the > radiation). > > B) It reduced free radicals in the solution alone, which means that even in > a person not receiving radiation, the water binds the free radicals on the > Catalyst Altered Water matrix. > > Since the late 70's many farmers have used WW (willard water) with their > cows/calves - and chickens... the results have been amazing... HEALTHY > animals, with a quieted down nervous system... amazing. In the wheat fields > for years they have used WW - in the 60 minutes segment done on WW they had > two fields - one treated with willard water, the other not. (the seeds were > soaked in willard water in the one field BEFORE planting... the other field > - no willard water). " From the start it was a better color and it came up > quicker and it was a thicker stand and it would yield more, would be more > bushels per acre and every bushel per acre means that many more dollars per > acre " . In pulling out the roots of the wheat in both fields, and looking at > them, the difference in the " hair roots " is incredible. The field with the > willard water treated seed has strong, roots showing many hair roots. The > other field (untreated) is not like this, and the roots are weak. > > Many others use it to grow vegetables - 25 - 30 pound squashes are not > unusual. > > This water is patented - and the U.S. Patent office will not issue a patent > on " snake oil " . It issued 21 on Willard Water, covering everything from > therapeutically treating warm blooded animals, to reducing infectious > disease, and relieving stress in livestock, to improving soil fertility, to > benefiting transplanted and growing plants ... and much more. > > > _______ > > Get your free @ address at > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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