by Rhoda Wilson, Expose News:
Throughout history, scientists have discovered that water has a variety of largely unrecognised properties that are necessary for life to function. Many of these result from water having a fourth phase, in between a solid and a liquid, where it behaves like a liquid crystal and is essential for biology.
Liquid crystalline water provides strength and stability to the body, alongside creating barriers that protect the blood vessels and joints from wear. It also continually expands, creating the energy source that drives the muscles and nerves. It also spontaneously generates flows within the body and is responsible for many minute circulations within the body that otherwise cannot be explained.
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The formation of liquid crystalline water goes hand in hand with zeta potential, the electrical charge that allows substances within fluids (e.g., blood cells) to remain separated, which, when disrupted, triggers a wide range of diseases (e.g., vaccines frequently cause micro strokes).
What Is the Forgotten Side of Water?
By A Midwestern Doctor, as published by Mercola on 15 August 2026
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Introduction
To maintain the illusion of knowing everything, science will often choose to simply ignore phenomena which are too complex for its existing models to explain. So, despite water having a myriad of remarkable properties necessary for life, few are recognised by science and the many scientists who’ve recognised the hidden side of water are largely forgotten.
For example, German naturalist Viktor Schauberger (1885 to 1958)1 discovered that much of what water accomplishes in nature arises from its travel not in a linear manner2 but rather in constant spirals and vortices, and created many revolutionary devices.
In parallel, a team of Russian physiologists discovered the heart causes blood to travel in spiralling vortices, which drastically increases blood’s momentum and allows the heart to precisely direct where each type of blood goes within the body.
In short, water is thought of as a uniform, evenly mixed (homogeneous) substance that exists to facilitate random mixing of biochemical reactants needed for life, despite abundant data (e.g., the Russian research) showing it often is highly structured.
Liquid Crystalline Water
Classically, we are taught water exists in three states: solid, liquid and gas. However, throughout history, many researchers have observed that water (e.g., the “protoplasm” surrounding cells) assumes a gel-like state, behaving like a liquid crystal.
In 2009,3 after noticing that microspheres placed in water would be repelled by seemingly “empty” surfaces within the water, Gerald Pollack was eventually able to explain how this seemingly impossible state of water was emerging.4 Once a few critical factors were present, water would assemble into a lattice on that surface, which prevented anything from passing through it, thereby creating an “exclusion zone” of water.
For exclusion zone water to form, it requires a hydrophilic surface, usually negatively charged.5 Once this condition is met, and electromagnetic energy is present6 (particularly infrared light, which exists everywhere),7 water will store that ambient energy by assembling into many layers of offset hexagonal sheets with the formula H₃O₂, often reaching 0.1 mm in depth (which, molecularly, is massive).8
