Loading Understanding Your Water
Understanding Your Water
Water that has moved through rock carries dissolved minerals. Modern filtration is extremely good at removing what you do not want, and reverse osmosis, distillation and deep purification remove much of the mineral content along with it. This page explains both halves, and shares an independent crystallography study commissioned on Waimin-treated water.
Sediment, chlorine, heavy metals, bacteria and chemical residues. A reverse osmosis membrane goes further and removes almost everything dissolved in the water, which is why RO output is typically around 10 ppm total dissolved solids, near-empty water.
Calcium, magnesium, potassium and sodium, dosed as the water flows through. It does not filter, and it does not undo any of the work your filter did.
Crystallographic results from water treated with the Waimin remineralizing unit.
The original water was distilled water which went through the filtration system and was remineralized.
This is an exploratory ice-crystallography study, not a chemical analysis and not a certification. It examines the shape of frozen water, not what is dissolved in it. For what Waimin puts back, see the product page.
Method
“I used my short term CMP freezing method with six different samples of the same water. Three on one day, and three the following day. I froze them individually at two hourly intervals.”
Results
“Five out of six samples (sample 1/2/3/4/5) displayed hexagonal patterns which are indicative of healthy, energetic water. These patterns are usually seen in spring or artisan water. Sample 6, despite not showing hexagons, still displayed healthy, curved, fern-like patterns.”
See It For Yourself
Estimate your cartridge life, or explore the Waimin Remineralizer.
Conclusion
“The consistency of hexagonal patterning in the ice, and the stability of the patterns over two days, suggests that the water has a high energetic state of health.”
Note from the author: this method shows crystallographic structures only, not chemical composition.
