Wellness Series: Diving into Structured Water – An Interview with Clayton Nolte

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1. The full interview with Nolte cannot be found in the Wellness Series at Solari. No breadcrumb trail to anything but the excerpt and no PDF. Anyone have a clue?

   1. Maria:

      Deepest apologies. I checked the commentary and could not determine by the code was not working – it used to work. Beyond odd like so many digital thing these days. I made public so now you can access. Please try again. Thank you so much for taking the time to bring this to our attention. Very much appreciated.

      Catherine

2. Water Memory (2014 Documentary about Nobel Prize laureate Luc Montagnier)
   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8VyUsVOic0

   1. Thanks John for this information!

3. Thank you Brigitte and Catherine for this interview on Solari. Clayton Nolte, what w wonderful being person. He truly understands who we really are. I learned even more than I had before about structured water –and air too.
   My doctor told me that I needed to drink vortex water for its ability to hydrate and cleanse the cells. Since the commercial units such as Clayton’s might be too pricey for some (dr. recommended World Living Water Systems acqualiv.com) she suggested to use a glass jar blender and vortex the water a few minutes. So I drink water that way. I do think it has helped to provide more energy. Clayton’s portable unit would be a great way to always have enough structured water with you wherever you go.
   Thanks again.

   1. I have ordered the portable – but it has not arrived yet.

   2. You’re very welcome and I’m glad you were inspired by this interview. It seems like you have a very good doctor. Yes, you can certainly add vortices to your water that way. And I do like the convenience of Clayton’s device.

4. As an avid fly fisherman, I try to spend as much time on the water in Montana, Wyoming and Idaho as I can. It is definitely an invigorating experience being around the fast-moving clear rivers. I’ve never understood why this is the case but perhaps it is because the water carries a very negative charge. I’m now anxious to see if I can enjoy this on a full time basis with the concept of structured water. Thanks for the interview, it was very enlightening!

   1. Thanks Eric for your comments! I arrived at the same conclusion regarding negative ions/charges. Our environment is increasingly positively charged and our cells require a negative charge/negatively charged environment to be healthy. So, yes, if a shower with structured water can have the same effect as standing under or near a waterfall, that would be wonderful.

5. Water- The Great Mystery is a worthwhile and thought-provoking presentation, despite its poor resolution (the audio is fine). As a civil engineer by training and practice, I apprehend that water is indeed not well-understood, though it is managed within ordinary ranges and conditions on a routine basis. Related to gravity and my abiding interest in it, Water, like other fluids, is a representation of space itself, since as is commonly accepted, they assume the shapes of their containers–to a point. Liquids do have surface tension and gases will only spread out to some minimum density–which is what gives rise to gas clouds in space. In my conception, space, though non-massive, give structure to all of this and there is only theoretical vacuum, not absolute vacuum–at least not over very large (larger than Planck’s) distances. Harmonious with the film’s theme, water listens (being affected by all of space) and I suppose, comparable to the repute of its compressible cousins, gases, which transmit the faint flutter of butterfly wings great distances to sensitive enough instruments, water should be able to do likewise. If we are mostly water, as the film emphasizes, the memories of what we get and give through it persist. Not unreasonable.

   I will have to take in more about structured water in order to understand what is claimed and manifested, but I am provisionally impressed with the work of Viktor Schauberger, having read his work “The Energy Evolution,” and feel there is something to naturally-flowing water versus forced flow, which is principally how we encounter it. My “hobby-job” as an elected official in a water utility may benefit from further insights.

   1. Hi John,
      Thank you for your comments! I’m glad those concepts resonate with you even with an engineering background.
      I thought the poor quality of the movie was due to YouTube having reduced the video quality to save bandwidth, but I have not noticed that with other content.

   2. I have always wanted to find someone who is an expert in Schauberger’s work to come on the Solari Report. Everyone needs to know about it.

      1. I suggest Callum Coats might be a very good place to start.

6. Thank you so much for interviewing Clayton and sharing Natural Action Technologies with your subscribers! I am a long time fan of yours (Catherine & Brigitte) and when I saw this interview I became a subscriber instantly. I am forever grateful to Clayton and a living testimonial of what his inventions can achieve. Four years ago this December I reprogrammed my DNA with his technology and overcame autoimmune disease. S.A.V.E. saves! My family and I are loving the structured life and have much love and respect for Mr. Nolte, Tim Toula and their combined genius. Thank you!

   1. Hi Shaina,

      Thank you for your feedback and sharing your experience with Clayton’s water structuring technology! So glad to hear about your results. I received my first device (the portable version) 2 days ago and have been experimenting with it. I’ve seen some interesting changes, especially when breathing into it, I can feel a boost in my brain. I’ve also been cooking with it (making soup, hot chocolate, etc.) and have been receiving praises from my husband who has no idea I’ve been using structured water. I’m also using it for a skin rash on my hands and the itching goes away immediately. So, it’s very promising. Thanks again for sharing your experience! Brigitte

      1. I have ordered the portable.

7. Dear Brigitte and Catherine, thank you so much for getting Clayton on. I must admit when my wife requested we start using structured water, a number of years ago, I was concerned the source recommending Clayton’s products might be suspect. I listened to the info but mainly trusted my wife’s intuition. We’ve been using his std shower and portable structured water units ever since. We were already using a product to properly add minerals to our water.

   1. Hi Brad,

      Thank you for your feedback as well! Glad to hear you’ve been using Clayton’s products for all this time and are happy with them. It does require an open mind to accept the idea that adding vortices to water could make such a big difference. So, congratulations! Best, Brigitte

   2. Hi, I believe that structured water is beneficial and I enjoyed this interview. I’ve listened to Clayton Nolte in other interviews at least 2 years ago and considered purchasing his product. I cannot get past the cost he charges.

      1. Henry, over the years I’ve learned my wife’s intuition saves us money in the long run and she got us to Clayton’s work. We typically are used to low prices for mass produced goods. I like to think we are exchanging energy with high value laden people for their services and or products in a synergistic way.

      2. Yes. It is expensive. Ulrike gave me one product she uses that is much less expensive. I ordered the least expensive of Nolte’s as I wanted to try it. I was trained to try things/prototype.

      3. Hi Henry,
         I understand your point of view and I believe that ultimately we should not even need any devices to do this kind of thing and more. As Clayton said, you can put your hands on either side of a glass of water, say a prayer, or put the words “Love and Gratitude” or the Flower of Life on a container with water. I believe the efficiency of those methods depends even more on the quality of your intention, belief and/or focus, and on your level of energy, which are not always consistent. Devices tend to provide a little more consistency and are also convenient as you don’t need to go through that ritual every time. Regarding the price, I suppose it includes all the testing that was done with very expensive equipment. Anyway, I’m glad you enjoyed the interview.

8. So basically we have to eat to get energy in order to be able to drink! The idea of the viscosity of water is known by traditional philosophies that look at the universe as a set of “elements” – the 4 elements (or 5 with the quintessence). For example, they look at the wetness and fluidity of water – aspects that are suspended when water turns into ice….

   1. Hi Dana,

      Yes, and I’d like to add that the energy Clayton is talking about is more the “chi” type of energy that comes from the food or water you take in than from the calories. It’s similar to what happens when you eat food cooked in a microwave oven. The “energy” level of that food is so low that it takes a lot of “energy” (chi) from your body to digest it and provide nourishment. It is exciting to see that we are finally discovering the “science” behind what a lot of ancient civilizations already knew. Exciting times! Thanks, Brigitte

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