Daniel Vitalis & The Water Vortexer with a few words on Structured Water

In this video my brothers VORTEXER is revealed! Daniel Vitalis introduces Kevin Thomas and his creation, THE VORTEXER, structuring water with a cool view. Kevin has built Vortexers for 3 and 5 gallon glass bottles and plans on building a 1 gallon VORTEXER. Vortexing allows the water molecules to structure themselves in a nice pattern.

If youre not a surfer, it likely you may have never seen water vortex before this video.

Check it out, enjoy the view and then head over to my blog www.bewellwithsue.com to leave your feedback and see what else I have for you!
Live Well,
Sue

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[BeWellWithSue]

You place the 5 gallon bottle on a water crock with a tap. The vortexing can be a hassle, but worth the effort!

[irrah77]

absolutely great idea AND its CHEAP !!!!!

AWESOME

[exposefraud]

worryphree is still adamant about cancer free reptiles.

Goggle:

Cancer in Reptiles & Amphibians | eHow.com

"By nature, both humans and animals are capable of developing cancer, which is marked by abnormal cell growth that is destructive within the body. Both reptiles and amphibians are capable of developing certain types of cancer, most of which present as a lump or tumor that may be benign or malignant. In both cases, veterinary intervention is required to protect the health of the animal."

[worryphree]

@exposefraud If you think dialogue is pointless, then shut up! Under what conditions have YOU observed reptiles with tumours? In wild? In a lab? After being exposed to high levels of industrial toxins? Are you saying it has NOT been verified scientifically that crocodile fat is anti-cancer? I may be wrong, but passing judgment against all members based on what you observe to be MY wrongness seems unfair. 

[exposefraud]

Supporters of this movement are easy to spot.

They live a long life because they know how to cure cancer, and "know" that reptiles never get cancer.

The cancer tumors on snakes, iguanas etc. must just be some sort of aberration.

The demonstrate paranoid tenancies and express delusional ideation.

A discourse with such individuals is, by definition, pointless.

[exposefraud]

@worryphree BTW Not sure where you get your information from, but reptiles do, in fact, get cancer.

Sorry, you seemed to have screwed up on that point as well.

Never mind, you'' be in your 40's before you can turn around, then you might just develop an ounce of sense.

[exposefraud]

@worryphree Wow, and you have finally put an end to cancer.

Is there no end to your wonders?

Delusion = A false belief impervious to logical argument.

[worryphree]

@exposefraud PhD=Piled higher 'n' deeper. Did you know that reptiles never get cancer? I recently found it it's been scientifically discovered that crocodile fat has anti-cancer properties. Hmm,...I wonder why snake-oil salesmen have been attacked by the "ESTABLISHMENT?" Cancer care is a BIG industry. 

[exposefraud]

Google: Wonky Water Bunk

"The market for "alternative" health products is a large and growing one, aided partly by the general decline in science education and the attendant popularity of pseudoscientific beliefs and entertainments in the popular culture. It's no wonder then, that the hucksters and snake-oil salesmen have rushed in to feed the needs of the notoriously credulous seekers of holistic wellness."

Stephen Lower PhD