Sambal

Some of my friends are into life extension / anti-aging, and today I was skimming through resources they recommend.

I was reading this anti-aging protocol and it starts out sensibly: get enough sleep, exercise, be undernourished, eat green vegetables, all good things.

Eventually it says “Increase pure filtered water consumption” and I clicked through to find out what they had against tap water.

Apparently it’s not magnetized, that’s part of the problem. Here’s an excerpt from that page, for your non-clicking-through delectation:

Some decades ago, Russian scientists faced a major industrial problem. When water flows through pipelines of a boiler or an engine machinery, some deposits from the water cling to the walls of the pipes. Over time, the lumen becomes narrower and the delivery of water to the machinery is reduced. The efficiency, fuel consumption and mechanical strength of the machine is therefore reduced.

While researching on this problem, scientists noticed that such undesirable deposits did not occur in those pipes with water that was magnetized. This started the magnetization of water for industrial use in countries where water source is less than desirable

Where is the paper from these water-magnetizing Russkies, that’s what I want to know.

Stuff like this doesn’t help your credibility, life-extension promoters. Just FYI.