French Water Designs New Method To Make Cured Water
French Water Cure Diet has introduced a new method to transform plain water into cured water to increase energy in the body and extend life. The kit, worth $100, contains materials that include a mix of around 80 electrolytic crystal minerals, a permeable transformer curing rod, a vortex bottle connecter and a patented hydromotivator hydration monitor.
According to Michael Grady, of Davenport, Iowa, inventor of the French Water Cure Diet, cured water can completely detoxify the body.
Mr Grady said: This Diet represents a very personal ushering in of the Age of Aquarius. A toxin-free body must accompany a toxin-free mind. Mother Earth is depending on its inhabitants to renounce pollution, dangerous drugs and chemicals in the body for it to awaken to a New Age of peace and enlightenment. The medium to accomplish this is water, for we are mostly water and so is our planet.
The inventor also said that the method is partially based on the work of Dr Fereydoon Batmanghelidj, who cured patients with the water cure. Ordinary water often does not provide enough hydration for the body, so it is necessary to transform it into cured water, which in turn cures dehydration.
Vortexed water was influenced by the work of Viktor Schauberger, who is known in New Age circles as the Father of Implosion Physics. The vortex, along with the crystal electrolytes and transforming rod, gives the water a hexagonal crystal structure similar to spring sourced water from Mother Earth.
The maker of the kit said that it makes 300 54-ounce bottles of water cure that cost a half cent per ounce, and further claims that it reduces the need for wasteful plastic water bottles, which clog landfills worldwide.
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