Clif High - Gaia Disinformation Agents, Q-anon, C60 & Hydrogen Water - Parts 1 and 2

[Callista]

Clif High talks with Sarah Westall. Always a nice combination!

Clif High - Gaia Disinformation Agents, Q-anon, C60 & Hydrogen Water - Pt 1
16 Jan 2018 (51:15mins)



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTp2J8dOHP4&feature=youtu.be&a=

Part 1: Clif High rejoins the program to dive into the latest issues, cutting edge technology, and geopolitics. As always, Clif is engaging and fun to talk with. He gives us much to think about regarding his latest reports and predictions. We also discuss the mass amount of disinformation circulating throughout the internet including some of the biggest culprits: Gaia, mass media, CIA and other political groups. He gives us his opinion on Q-anon and shares his experience with C60 and Hydrogen infused water. Lastly he dives into the latest research about human origins.

[bluestflame]

thanks for the new thread

[B. Knoka]

Part two is out... talking about hydrogen enhanced water...
isn’t H2O already two parts hydrogen one part oxygen...?
Don’t know much about biology or chemistry yet trying to wrap my mind around this concept. As well as this C60 idea.
Enjoyed the interviews, hard to follow cause he talks very fast.
Definitely interviews to watch more than once.

[Callista]

PART 2


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBT0Vu8sVro

[ThePythonicCow]

Part two is out... talking about hydrogen enhanced water...
isn’t H2O already two parts hydrogen one part oxygen...?
Yes - water (H2O) is composed of molecules that each have two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom.

"Hydrogen water" is such ordinary H2O water, with some additional hydrogen gas dissolved into the water, so that, in addition to the two hydrogen atoms attached to each oxygen atom, there are some additional hydrogen atoms floating about, that are fairly easily available to participate in chemical reactions and to attach to other atoms, especially to oxidizing atoms.

Clif High doesn't say this, but I would suspect that atoms such as hydrogen and the soluble forums of minerals (various forms of sodium, potassium, calcium, and magnesium, for example) can all contribute substantially to the electrical structure of body tissues and fluids. These are what are called the "basic" elements, as opposed to the "acidic" elements. These "basic" elements (hydrogen and the soluble forms of minerals) can contribute electrons to electrical currents. Other minerals that are solid in their pure mineral form, such as copper and silver, are well known for their ability to support electrical currents in wires and such. The oxidizing, aka acidic, elements, such as oxygen, tend to "steal" (lock down free floating electrons that might flow past). in my view, the bodies of living beings, as well as the stars and galaxies of the universe, are far more electrical in their critical structures and activity, than is usually taught in schools these days.

At least until I see more to the contrary that changes my mind, I will for now continue to focus on keeping my water mineral rich (plenty of soluble forms of various minerals) and electrically energized and structured, rather than on dissolving additional hydrogen gas in my water. I reserve the right to change my mind on this hydrogen water and endorse it more enthusiastically, of course, in the light of more evidence that comes to my attention.

[Tangri]

Part two is out... talking about hydrogen enhanced water...
isn’t H2O already two parts hydrogen one part oxygen...?
Yes - water (H2O) is composed of molecules that each have two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom.

"Hydrogen water" is such ordinary H2O water, with some additional hydrogen gas dissolved into the water, so that, in addition to the two hydrogen atoms attached to each oxygen atom, there are some additional hydrogen atoms floating about, that are fairly easily available to participate in chemical reactions and to attach to other atoms, especially to oxidizing atoms.

Clif High doesn't say this, but I would suspect that atoms such as hydrogen and the soluble forums of minerals (various forms of sodium, potassium, calcium, and magnesium, for example) can all contribute substantially to the electrical structure of body tissues and fluids. These are what are called the "basic" elements, as opposed to the "acidic" elements. These "basic" elements (hydrogen and the soluble forms of minerals) can contribute electrons to electrical currents. Other minerals that are solid in their pure mineral form, such as copper and silver, are well known for their ability to support electrical currents in wires and such. The oxidizing, aka acidic, elements, such as oxygen, tend to "steal" (lock down free floating electrons that might flow past). in my view, the bodies of living beings, as well as the stars and galaxies of the universe, are far more electrical in their critical structures and activity, than is usually taught in schools these days.

At least until I see more to the contrary that changes my mind, I will for now continue to focus on keeping my water mineral rich (plenty of soluble forms of various minerals) and electrically energized and structured, rather than on dissolving additional hydrogen gas in my water. I reserve the right to change my mind on this hydrogen water and endorse it more enthusiastically, of course, in the light of more evidence that comes to my attention.

:blushing: There are Hydronium and Oxoniumhydroxyd.

[Flash]

Part two is out... talking about hydrogen enhanced water...
isn’t H2O already two parts hydrogen one part oxygen...?
Yes - water (H2O) is composed of molecules that each have two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom.

"Hydrogen water" is such ordinary H2O water, with some additional hydrogen gas dissolved into the water, so that, in addition to the two hydrogen atoms attached to each oxygen atom, there are some additional hydrogen atoms floating about, that are fairly easily available to participate in chemical reactions and to attach to other atoms, especially to oxidizing atoms.

Clif High doesn't say this, but I would suspect that atoms such as hydrogen and the soluble forums of minerals (various forms of sodium, potassium, calcium, and magnesium, for example) can all contribute substantially to the electrical structure of body tissues and fluids. These are what are called the "basic" elements, as opposed to the "acidic" elements. These "basic" elements (hydrogen and the soluble forms of minerals) can contribute electrons to electrical currents. Other minerals that are solid in their pure mineral form, such as copper and silver, are well known for their ability to support electrical currents in wires and such. The oxidizing, aka acidic, elements, such as oxygen, tend to "steal" (lock down free floating electrons that might flow past). in my view, the bodies of living beings, as well as the stars and galaxies of the universe, are far more electrical in their critical structures and activity, than is usually taught in schools these days.

At least until I see more to the contrary that changes my mind, I will for now continue to focus on keeping my water mineral rich (plenty of soluble forms of various minerals) and electrically energized and structured, rather than on dissolving additional hydrogen gas in my water. I reserve the right to change my mind on this hydrogen water and endorse it more enthusiastically, of course, in the light of more evidence that comes to my attention.

:blushing: There are Hydronium and Oxoniumhydroxyd.

And what would be the contribution of these elements to the body Tangri, if any?

[TargeT]

Part two is out... talking about hydrogen enhanced water...
isn’t H2O already two parts hydrogen one part oxygen...?
Yes - water (H2O) is composed of molecules that each have two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom.

"Hydrogen water" is such ordinary H2O water, with some additional hydrogen gas dissolved into the water, so that, in addition to the two hydrogen atoms attached to each oxygen atom, there are some additional hydrogen atoms floating about, that are fairly easily available to participate in chemical reactions and to attach to other atoms, especially to oxidizing atoms.

Sounds great if you don't know much about chemistry... and it is technically true, but effectively meaningless.

Hydrogen has a very low solubility in water, based on its Henry’s constant (from Henry's Law) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry%27s_law). So it does dissolve, but the amount is very low when compared to nitrogen, oxygen or other gases (around 25x less).

I still think C60 is highly questionable.

[Tangri]

Part two is out... talking about hydrogen enhanced water...
isn’t H2O already two parts hydrogen one part oxygen...?
Yes - water (H2O) is composed of molecules that each have two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom.

"Hydrogen water" is such ordinary H2O water, with some additional hydrogen gas dissolved into the water, so that, in addition to the two hydrogen atoms attached to each oxygen atom, there are some additional hydrogen atoms floating about, that are fairly easily available to participate in chemical reactions and to attach to other atoms, especially to oxidizing atoms.

Clif High doesn't say this, but I would suspect that atoms such as hydrogen and the soluble forums of minerals (various forms of sodium, potassium, calcium, and magnesium, for example) can all contribute substantially to the electrical structure of body tissues and fluids. These are what are called the "basic" elements, as opposed to the "acidic" elements. These "basic" elements (hydrogen and the soluble forms of minerals) can contribute electrons to electrical currents. Other minerals that are solid in their pure mineral form, such as copper and silver, are well known for their ability to support electrical currents in wires and such. The oxidizing, aka acidic, elements, such as oxygen, tend to "steal" (lock down free floating electrons that might flow past). in my view, the bodies of living beings, as well as the stars and galaxies of the universe, are far more electrical in their critical structures and activity, than is usually taught in schools these days.

At least until I see more to the contrary that changes my mind, I will for now continue to focus on keeping my water mineral rich (plenty of soluble forms of various minerals) and electrically energized and structured, rather than on dissolving additional hydrogen gas in my water. I reserve the right to change my mind on this hydrogen water and endorse it more enthusiastically, of course, in the light of more evidence that comes to my attention.

:blushing: There are Hydronium and Oxoniumhydroxyd.

And what would be the contribution of these elements to the body Tangri, if any?

It is effective as if you drink your car's battery. Have you tried it? I wouldn't recommend it (even alternative health specialists (!) strongly suggest it) .