We all know that water is essential to life. In fact, we can only survive for a few days without it. Yet, even though water is so important, most of us take it for granted.
Did you know that the quality of your water has a direct impact on your health? For example, did you know that over 90% of all diseases are caused by contaminated water?
Water is essential to our daily lives, yet so many of us don’t realize how poor the condition of our tap water might actually be. Chlorine, lead, and other contaminants can often be found in tap water, leaving us with little choice but to drink water of questionable quality.
The good news is that there are things you can do to improve the quality of your water. One of them is to create a natural water conditioner using a Magnetic Vortex Water Trap. By utilizing the magnetically induced properties of ORMUS elements, these traps can effectively repel the good water, ensuring you always have access to top-notch drinking water.
In this blog post, we’ll discuss the benefits of this type of water and then discuss the different types of magnetic trap designs and how you can use them to create your own Vortex Water Trap and why your body will love it.
What is magnetic vortex water?
Magnetic vortex water is water that has been separated into two components by a magnetic trap, with the superconducting ORMUS material being attracted to magnetic fields and following a hot air path, while the non-responsive component follows a cold air path.
The separation of water into two components is due to its response to magnetic fields. The ORMUS elements dissolved in water are believed to be superconductors which respond differently when exposed to a magnetic field.
Ormus water Magnetic traps are designed with this property in mind, with the goal of concentrating the ORMUS elements in one portion of the water while leaving out any non-responsive elements. This concentrate tends to be lighter than ordinary water when it moves in relation to magnets, and oilier than regular liquid water due its higher concentration of ORMUS material.
What are the benefits of using magnetic vortex water?
It Helps to Clean and Purify Water
Magnetic vortex water helps to clean and purify water by passing it through a high magnetic flux density field. This creates a “redox potential” in the water, which means that the molecules in the water begin to sort themselves or self-organize in the field of the magnets. In addition, this process restores magnetism to the water and increases its bioavailability for plants.
It Increases the Hydrogen Content of Water
Magnetic vortex water has been shown to increase the hydrogen content of water through a number of processes. First, the presence of magnetic fields in the vortex layer device induces water electrolysis, leading to the formation of hydrogen gas.
Second, colloidal iron produced due to the dispersion of ferromagnetic elements in the vortex layer serves as a good reducing agent for Cr+6 ions and other heavy metal ions present in wastewater.
Third, iron hydroxide is formed due to metal hydroxide precipitation and sorption processes; this results in increased adsorption capacity which leads to decreased consumption rates of iron sulfate used as a reducing agent.
Finally, active colloid iron generated by magnetic fields serves as an efficient reducing agent for Cr+6 reproduction while also decreasing overall consumption levels required for complete reduction.
It Increases the Oxygen Saturation of Water
Magnetic vortex water (MVW) is a technology that uses the power of magnetic fields to increase the oxygen saturation of water. It works by creating an alternating magnetic field in a vortex layer, which causes collisions between hydrogen atoms and oxygen molecules in the water.
This increases the rate at which these molecules interact with each other, leading to increased oxygen saturation and improved biological activity in plants and animals that consume this water. Additionally, MVW also generates hydrogen ions during this process which can be beneficial for various applications such as wastewater treatment or energy production.
It Increases the Potassium Content of Water
The magnetic vortex water treatment is believed to increase the potassium content of water by creating a high magnetic flux density field that sort molecules in the water and make them more bioavailable to plants.
The process involves passing water through a high magnetic flux density field, which causes the molecules in the water to self-organize or sort themselves. This structuring of molecules makes them more absorbable by plants and increases their solubility. Additionally, this process may also increase plant uptake of potassium due to increased bioavailability of nutrients in the soil.
It Increases the pH Level of Water
Magnetic vortex water treatment systems use ferromagnetic elements, such as cylindrical particles with a diameter of 1.2–1.8 mm, to increase the pH level of water. These elements are placed in an electromagnetic vortex layer device and rotated at high speeds to create intense mixing between the wastewater and oxidizing agent.
During this process, phenol and other organic substances in the wastewater are oxidized until they form water and carbon gas. Additionally, hexavalent chromium is reduced by iron sulfate and neutralized by lime milk within another vortex layer device (designation 8 in Figure 6).
The increased pH level of treated water is due to these reactions occurring within both devices used in tandem for magnetic vortex water treatment systems..
It Reduces Chlorine, Lead and Nitrate Contents in Water
Magnetic vortex water is used to reduce the concentrations of chlorine, lead and nitrate in water. The process comprises of two stages:
- In the first stage, magnetic vortex layer devices are used to reduce chromium from hexavalent form (Cr +6 ) to trivalent form (Cr +3 ). This is done in an alkaline medium using iron sulfate with simultaneous precipitation of heavy metals in the form of hydroxides.
- In the second stage, sodium bisulfite is used to further reduce Cr +3 back into Cr +6 , followed by its precipitation in an acidic medium through use of an electromagnetic vortex layer device at both stages (Figure 4).
It Enhances the Flavour and Aroma of Food
Magnetic vortex water enhances the flavour and aroma of food by creating a highly-charged environment that increases the energy levels of molecules. This results in more flavourful and aromatic foods.
The enhanced flavour and aroma of food prepared with magnetic vortex water can be tasted by those who eat it. It can also be sensed as a pleasant, subtle fragrance when the food is being cooked or served.
It Increases the Efficiency of Water Filters
Using magnetic vortex water for irrigation and other purposes can increase the efficiency of water filters by reducing mineral build-up, preventing calcium carbonate precipitation in static and dynamic fluid systems, and stimulating germination in rice (Oryza sativa L.).
By restoring magnetism to water, it becomes more bioavailable to plants which allows them to absorb more nutrients from their environment. This increases the efficiency of water filters as they are able to filter out more impurities from the water.
It Helps to Prevent Stonehenge Water
The magnetic vortex water helps to prevent Stonehenge water by harnessing the very finest magnetics for your Imploder. These magnets are then wrapped in 10 gauge steel to shield and harness the energy of the magnets, and focus the field towards the center, and directed towards the water.
By passing water through a high magnetic flux density field, molecules in the water begin to sort themselves or self-organize in this field of magnets. This structuring of molecules makes it more bioavailable to plants, resulting in increased life force and reduced mineral build up on surfaces such as pipes or faucets that use tap water.
It Helps to Treat Limescale and Mineral Deposits
Magnetic vortex water helps to treat limescale and mineral deposits by passing water through a high magnetic flux density field. This process causes the molecules in the water to self-organize in the field of the magnets, resulting in a more bioavailable solution that is able to break down mineral deposits more effectively. The magnetic vortex also increases mixing efficiency and reduces consumption of chemical agents used for treatment, as it allows for better dispersion of metal hydroxides obtained after processing.
How to create and use a Magnetic Vortex Water Trap?
Step 1: Gather the materials required
To create and use a Magnetic Vortex Water Trap, the following materials are required:
– A plastic bucket or container large enough to hold water.
– A strong magnet (such as a neodymium magnet) to create the magnetic vortex.
– A drill bit that is slightly smaller than the diameter of the magnet you intend to use in order to create holes in your bucket or container for the water to flow through.
– Some waterproof sealant such as silicone caulk or epoxy resin for sealing around the drilled holes in order to prevent leaking.
Step 2: Assemble the water trap
- Determine the location for your Magnetic Vortex Water Trap and make sure it has access to power.
- Purchase the parts needed to build the trap, including a PVC pipe frame, magnets, fittings and end caps for the pipe frame, an air pump and tubing for inflating it with air.
- Assemble the PVC pipe frame using glue or hardware fittings if necessary; this should be done according to the instructions provided with your materials so that it is sturdy enough to support its weight when filled with water later on.
- Attach one or more magnets to opposite ends of each side of the PVC frame using epoxy or other adhesive material if necessary; ensure that these are positioned correctly so that they attract rather than repel each other when activated by an external magnetic field later on in use (this can be tested by placing them near each other without power).
5 .Inflate air bladder inside of PVC pipe frame using air pump until there is enough pressure to keep water from seeping out between joints when filled later on in use (this can also be tested by filling a bucket partially full with water before inflating).
Step 3: Create a full circuit
- Connect a battery to the motor and switch it on.
- Place a container under the funnel and turn on the water supply to fill it up with water.
- Add iron sulphate (FeSO 4 ) into the water, followed by calcium hydroxide (Ca(OH) 2 ). The ratio should be 1 part iron sulphate to 3 parts calcium hydroxide for optimal results in trapping magnetic particles in water.
- Wait until all of the chemicals have dissolved before turning off both switches and waiting for five minutes before restarting them again to begin circulating the mixture through the vortex trap assembly of pipes and magnets that is attached at one end of the pipe between them both..
5 . Monitor how long it takes for all of the iron particles in your water sample to be captured within this trap system using an intermediate measuring device such as an orbital shaker or other similar instrumentation capable of detecting such small particulate matter levels within liquids .
Step 4: Activate the trap
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- Magnetize the trap by running an electrical current through it for several hours or days. You can do this using an AC/DC converter, battery charger, or other similar device.
- Install the trap in a location where it can be left undisturbed for at least two weeks while it gathers ORMUS elements from the water supply and concentrates them into its center area (where there is a vortex).
- After two weeks of operation, collect water from around the outer ring of the vortex (where there is less concentration) and use this to dilute with good water as needed for drinking purposes (one part diluted water to four parts good quality drinking water).
For example: Barry Carter used a Battery Charger connected to his Static Trap which he left running continuously for 14 days before collecting any water from it for drinking purposes; John Milewski used an AC/DC Converter connected to his Tiny Trap which he left running continuously for 30 days before collecting any water from it for drinking purposes;
Step 5: Create a medicine
- Gather the necessary ingredients, such as iodine, water, and magnets.
- Mix the iodine and water together in a bowl or jar until it becomes a thick liquid consistency.
- Add the magnets to the mixture and allow them to soak in it for several hours or overnight until they become saturated with energy from the iodine concoction.
- Once your magnets are fully saturated with energy from the concoction, place them inside your Magnetic Vortex Water Trap container (which should have been previously prepared with rocks). Then add water into this container until it is full enough to create an electric field around it that will trap any negative ions that come near it (for example: radiation).
5.. Finally, place this Magnetic Vortex Water Trap container somewhere safe where no one can disturb it for at least 24 hours so that it can begin working effectively on trapping negative ions around itself!
FAQs
How does a magnetic vortex water trap work?
A magnetic vortex water trap uses magnetic tape or other magnetic structures to induce a vortex-like effect in the water. The water is spun in a tube with the magnet tape attached, creating a swirling motion that separates the superconducting ORMUS elements from regular water. The separated ORMUS material then collects at the center of the vortex and can be collected for use.
What materials are needed to construct a magnetic vortex water trap?
To construct a magnetic vortex water trap, you will need the following materials:
– Magnet tape or other magnetic structures (for the Magnetic ORMUS Trap)
– PVC pipe (for the Vortex Trap)
– Clear acrylic panels (for the Clear Acrylic Vortex Trap)
– Magnetic tape or other magnetic structures (for Static Traps)
– A sink or basin of some kind to collect the water from your traps (for Winter Sink Traps).
How do magnets affect water molecules?
Magnetic treatment of water creates a high magnetic flux density field, which affects the molecules in the water. This causes them to sort themselves into larger clusters, resulting in increased solubility and absorption.
This process is referred to as redox potential, which is measured by how much water a plant can absorb. By shielding the magnets with 10 gauge steel, more magnetic flux is directed towards the center of the device and towards the water molecules, increasing their strength from roughly 3250 gauss to 4700 gauss.
How can magnetic fields be used to trap water?
- Prepare your magnetic trap by attaching magnetic tape or other magnetic structures to a tube or container.
- Fill the tube with water and swirl it in the presence of a magnetic field to separate the two components (magnetically responsive component and non-responsive component).
- The magnetically responsive component will follow the hot air path while the non-responsive component follows the cold air path, trapping it inside your trap’s walls or container walls if applicable
- Collect and store this concentrated form of ORMUS elements for later use (e.g., consumption, healing purposes).
What are the effects of ionization on water molecules?
Ionization is the process of giving a molecule an electric charge. This can be done through exposing water to high levels of radiation or through introducing chemicals that contain charged molecules into the water.
When water molecules are ionized, they become more attracted to other charged particles in the water. This makes it harder for them to move around freely and results in slower movement through pipes and less effective filtration systems. It also makes it more difficult for plants and microorganisms in the soil to absorb nutrients from the soil due to reduced mobility of ions.
Additionally, ionized water may lead to scale build-up on household appliances such as sinks and dishwashers due to increased mineral deposits from hard waters with high calcium content .
What is the effect of a magnetic vortex on water?
We believe that the m-state (ORMUS) elements dissolved in water are superconductors that respond to magnetic fields.
When swirled in the presence of a magnetic field, most water can be separated into two components: a magnetically responsive component and a non-responsive component. The concentrate tends to be “oilier” than ordinary water and lighter than ordinary water especially when it is moving in relation to magnetic fields.
How can magnetic vortices be used to treat wastewater?
- The magnetic vortex layer device is placed in an inductor of a rotating electromagnetic field. The operating chamber contains cylindrical ferromagnetic particles with a certain ratio of length and diameter.
- Driven by the electromagnetic field, the particles begin to move along complex trajectories and generate a vortex layer effect.
- This creates rapid interactions between particles, cavitation, acoustic vibrations, electrolysis and other processes that accelerate physical and chemical reactions in the device operating chamber..
- These factors combined increase technological line capacity while also accelerating all physical and chemical reactions hundredfold or thousandfold compared to normal rates..
The AVS-100 vortex layer device manufactured by GlobeCore can be used to reduce hexavalent chromium (Cr +6 ) to trivalent chromium (Cr +3 ), precipitate heavy metals such as Cr +3 , nickel zinc lead copper cobalt iron manganese etc., neutralize acid alkaline effluents as well as oxidize phenol cyanogen petroleum products more effectively than traditional methods due to its ability to increase technological line capacity by up to 100 times faster than normal rates thanks to its magnetic vortices which enhance interactions between ferromagnetic
What is the difference between a magnetic vortex water trap and a regular water filter?
A magnetic vortex water trap separates the portion of water which is superconducting ORMUS material from that portion which is just plain water. It does this by spinning the water in a tube which has magnetic tape or other magnetic structures attached to it. A regular water filter does not have this ability.
The main difference between a magnetic vortex water trap and a regular water filter is that the former can separate out different types of molecules within the water, while the latter cannot. Additionally, while both can be used for filtration purposes, only a magnetic vortex trap can be used to concentrate certain elements within the water (such as ORMUS).
