Research Studies
AKLOMA Bioscience Institute of Sweden
New Study Reveals Unique Properties of Activated Water
Recent research from Sweden has uncovered intriguing characteristics of water treated by the Alpha Omega (AO) activation system. Scientists conducted spectroscopic analysis and infrared thermal imaging to compare AO-activated water to regular distilled water.
The results showed AO water absorbs and emits energy in specific oscillating frequencies not present in normal water. This suggests a more organized, vortex-like molecular structure.
According to the researchers, AO water exhibits properties of a proposed fourth phase of water characterized by greater order and coherence. This may have implications for health, as living organisms are thought to require this structured form.
The study also used infrared imaging to detect differences in temperature and energy emission between AO and regular water. Thermal patterns revealed sustained, long-range correlations in AO water, indicating stable clustering.
Lead researcher Benny Johansson states these findings show AO activation shifts water towards an alternative state with higher order and lower entropy. This structuring effect could induce positive biological effects.
While the mechanisms require further study, the team says these initial results provide tangible evidence of AO water's unique energetic properties. Their experiments validate claims that the AO system can "imprint" stable informational patterns into water.
Johansson concludes that AO technology may essentially "tune" water to its optimal healthy frequency. As we are mostly water, resonating with coherent, organized water could induce significant physiological benefits.