The aim

By making the structure of a drop of water in a liquid state visible, it is posited that conclusions can be drawn on the quality of the water. Comparisons are made between spring water, various kinds of tap water and memon®-informed water.

The test

For water, maturation is deemed as any energisation or information influence, including poor information content. Electro-smog is therefore a "maturation" of water in the negative sense. Only structures which are found naturally are described as "positive". These could be, for example, structures similar to leaves or flowers.

What is important is the "natural" status of the drop examined, i.e. it is circular with a curvature in the middle. This is achieved by treating it with a "starter medium". The stronger light refraction in this test design allows the resulting colour image to be photographed using a special microscope and lens. This allows a Scale to be drawn up, with normal tap water in a poor energy condition at one end and spring water demonstrating a high level of positive maturation at the other. The better the water quality, the more structures resembling the cells of living organisms are seen in the water.

Here you can see an example:

	Clematis leaf	By analogy: leaf structure of water

The results

This is an extract from the results, further details can be found in the book "Achtung Wasser" [Caution: Water] by Bernd Bruns. You can order the book here.