EZ water

The fourth phase of water. A gel that forms when water molecules align by polarity to exclude non-water molecules from the area, thus forming an exclusion zone (EZ).

Identified by Gerald Pollack, who founded and runs the Institute of Venture Science as well.

Notably, EZ water:

• naturally occurs in the cytoplasm of cells
• spontaneously forms when:
  • liquid water is exposed to radiation at 1200 nm in wavelength (infrared)
  • liquid water is blended or agitated vigorously
  • liquid water comes into contact with EZ water
• can form a bridge between pools of water carrying electric current