What is EZ water? And why the heck is it important?

Dr. Gerald Pollack joins me on episode #13 of Ancestral Health Radio to discuss the many benefits of water, and, more specifically—it's fourth phase.

We also mention water quality, his newest untitled book, and how to supercharge your body with a seemingly unlimited power source... that's right beneath your feet.

In today's episode, you'll learn...

The significance of EZ (Exclusion Zone) water,
The benefits of drinking natural spring water,
The positive (or shall I say negative?) effects that Earthing has on the body, and...
Much, much more.

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Episode Breakdown

Why Dr. Pollack finds it odd that most people presume that everything there is to know about water must already be known
Gerald discusses the four phases of water: solid, liquid, vapor, and "gel-like"
Why Dr. Pollack wrote the book Cells, Gels, and the Engines of Life
Why Gerald finds it weird that water is seemingly irrelevant to biology and biochemistry
Dr. Pollack shares why he says water has taken a back seat to modern medical technology
How Gerald found himself involved with water through the study of muscle
Gerald's discovery of EZ (Exclusion Zone) water and its many different properties (H3O2)—specifically its structure and charge
How EZ water grows and generates renewable energy using different spectrums of light
Hydrophilic versus hydrophobic
Gerald breaks down how cells and proteins use EZ water (protein folding, etc.) to help cell and organ function
How saunas build EZ water within the body
Are gray hairs a sign of dehydration?
How drinking water was one doctor's only prescription for wellness
Dr. Pollack's speculative thoughts on water quality
Why spring water—in theory—should be good for your health
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy
Organic and non-organic agents that build and inhibit EZ water
Jerry shares his experience with Earthing and its effects on EZ water
The Institute for Venture Science
Dr. Pollack discusses his next untitled book and a few of the topics

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