burning salt water and curing cancer

[7omnia7]

Ok so I read it is not energy efficient :(

Unfortunately the radio waves need more energy then the amount the salt water would produce...

[Vallomay]

This is so amazing I hope more comes out of this and won't get snuffed by big oil. Hope for the future XD

[inpisweat]

turtle winds firewalker

salt in sweatlodge cures cancer

he smart

[kaostwenty2]

vado a vedere su wikipedia se john kenzius è stato assassinato!

[Andy3650]

So when Raymond Rife did this in the 1930's no one took notice apart from those who would lose money (drug companies) and they suppressed his info. Now that there will be a pre treatment that could generate more money, then its brought to the news!!!! What a farce !

[lexhus]

So he was looking for a cure for cancer and accidentally found a clean fuel source.. wow.

[noornabeel3]

I am in medical field. There are numerous cancer drug that already interrupt cancer cells growth at molecular level, thus, killing cancer cells. They work great. In theory, he's proposing killing cancer cell through radiation.

Both approaches kill cancer cell but does not cure cancer. Saying it cures cancer cell is misnomer but attracts great viewer attraction. Cancer grows so fast that drug slows it down but does not eliminate all the cancer cell without compromising toxity.

[noornabeel3]

Drugs are toxic, clinicians have to find balance between therapeutic dose and toxic dose. Good oncologist finds an optimum dose specific to that cancer and the patient. This guy is talking about injecting metals in bloodstream, hoping cancer cells absorb those metals, then using radiation to destroy those cells, i see a lot of toxicity. Metals in body r harmful, radio waves cause cancer by destroying healthy cell DNA. It seems risky but I applaud his desire to take stand against cancer.

[Andy3650]

@noornabeel3 I heard that dichloroacetate is one of those drugs + re activates mitochondria to perform apoptosis. Is that true?

[vajkosd]

The only problem with this is how much electricity/energy do you have to run into his radio wave generator to make the salt water burn? Right now it probably takes more energy to burn the salt water than what you get out of the flame. Super interesting though.

[kaostwenty2]

@vajkosd if you listened carefully he clearily said that it is several thousand times cheaper than petrol!

[djandrewanarchy]

during ww2 hitler had tanks that ran on water

[Isthtpie]

I think the oil companies are going to kill him... You think they would like to see all there money slip away? If a so called "accident" happens... You know who to blame. If you agree please thumbs up so others can see

[matthewlopezgoodwin]

John says that if some big company wants to buy up his salt water fuel invention that's ok, he wants to us all the money to finish his quest to find a cure for cancer.

Man is the cancer of this planet (sad but true).. Save the planet before you save the cancer...

[Corwynn]

So the salt water isn't actually burning, it's the Hyrdrogen and Oxygen (both highly combustable) that's released from the water? It sounds like his machine is performing electrolysis in some way, then?

[OLDTIMER1863]

spind your money on gooood weed take all stuff out of it that what is left oil the oil 2 oz will cure cancer the GOV has knone this for 50 years

[apachejunction1]

anyone understand how to use this method to kill cancer please let me know can this be built simply at home thanks

[VD420herpes]

Yeah, sell the info, that's always the best way to go. Fucking ignorance.

[brianmenendez]

what about the energy to run the radio frequency generator?

[cortedemico]

check out the video "what happened to the electric car?" and you'll see what happens to good ideas.

[Potemtole]

that black chick is hot

[masabitij]

where is he or his invention Now??

were you bought out from a oil company??

[atravldude]

This was done by a man name Royal Rife back in the late 1920's and 30's.

[Y0g11]

They show us this kind of stuff, but how come we never see any of this in day to day life? It's too bad. I don't know the reason, but I would like to guess and say it has to do with money and power.

[Peopleareblind]

ok this was a year ago so if its so amazing why the fuck isnt anyone using it now...

[mancunionproductions]

@Peopleareblind a little thing called capitalism

[Peopleareblind]

@mancunionproductions yeah but you would think that some rich bastard would have bought the idea and be selling it by now

[mancunionproductions]

@Peopleareblind true but they wouldn't because they could only sell machine licensing for cars the fuel would be easy to get for everyone so they wouldn't make a big enough profit for there selfish selves even though they could still make billions they want to make more :@ i hate them :)

[Peopleareblind]

@mancunionproductions yeah i guess so i dont understand why they are so greedy i mean even if i had a billion dollars i mean id buy a bunch of cool shit and put some away for emergency but i doubt id need all one billion dollars id probably end up giving to like nasa or some shit haha

[mancunionproductions]

@Peopleareblind lol ino greedy twats

[JSxKnifer]

i thought she said soap water at first

[paranoidskizophrenic]

it wont ever happen because the people at the top want the earth to perish.

[LorentJovet]

I don't understand didn't Royal Rife come up with that idea before him ?

[Inszz]

lol @ 1:30 that guy turns his head in amazement

[Belle19700]

This has already been done. It's called, I think, the Zapper. Google it.

[krirp]

Skull and bone's do you accept?

[aaahhhhaaaahhhh]

RIP hes dead

[healthify]

No, you do not want any metals in your body it does real bad damage.

Electronic waves idea already exists with the Hulda Clark zapper,

[ikbinhans]

why not use the cyanide in vitamin b17 to kill cancer cells? you know... apple and grape seeds.

[mdog2700]

Just think what it can do in 20 yrs !

[Erika445566]

"I thought he lost it"

[mytickets]

He has 2 very GREAT ideas in that shop!!

The stirling engine can be powered by the sun(I am doing it) ..That power can run his MACHINE!!

Ohio has one of the best Stirling engine co. in the world !(Sunpower, Inc.

182 Mill Street

Athens, Ohio 45701)

[Nekrotik666]

Remember the science-fiction series "V"?

In the first episodes the aliens claim that they have come to earth for the seawater (which later though turns out to be a lie). I think I remember thay they planned to use it in their engines as fuel? Science-fiction turning science-fact??

[pidner]

There are all kinds of clean plentiful energy resources out there,but they are kept out of the public eye,the government tells us they want clean energy,"and when I say government I mean the power elite that really run things",but not if its going to effect their bottom line.

[pokerfacecom]

The WORD does say that there will be fire from water.

pokerface. com

[massai86]

this anchor woman.... god im in love, good about the salt flame and all you want, but that woman, lovely

[lordchaos1111]

Its not a FUEL!!!!!!!! The energy released in combustion is still going to be LESS then the energy to run the radio tube. Conservation of energy cannot be overridden so easily.

But his targeted zapping of cancer cells, that would be a wonderful thing!

[Roshkin]

Absolutely. That was what I was thinking. Isn't he just emitting high powered radiowaves, which could be toxic if exposed to for high intervals of time?

[mdog2700]

Awe Yes but remember this is in a primitive stage in reallity !

[JamesEarlMoans]

The nerd in the lab could barely contain himself.

[Locksleyblue]

lol!! i KNOW hahahha

[lCraftyl]

@JamesEarlMoans that's awesome though

[AnduinX]

Amazing

[watmonki]

Now thats a neat way to light up a bulb

[runningstyles]

Their was probably cars made to run on water since the 70's but corrupted big oil companies always silence those people.

[CopperV]

cure for can...

[tims617]

WOW! I'm amazed and I think I am going to attempt this stunt myself and see if I can power my entire house on salt water. Thank you - what a great idea and I hope that cancers will be cure for good.

[capaxuniversi]

interesting how that idea popped into his head in the middle of the night. If you check out Nature science magazine this is pretty much how they're doing it. Using nanoparticles that attatch to the cancer cells, heat up and kill the cells.