Magnetically Restructured Water Induces Changes in Rat Brain

Abstract

Fifty-hertz power line-treated magnetically restructured water induced changes in rat brain was studied. Triple-distilled water samples were exposed to 36.2 RMS and (51.2 peak) mT power line magnetic fields for 48 hr. This magnetized water sample was given to adult male rats of Charles -Foster strain for drinking ad libitum for a period of 30 days, at the end of which the rats were anaesthetized with ether and then fixed by perfusion with 10% neutral formalin. The brains were dissected out and further fixed in the same fixative. The corresponding control rats provided with unmagnetized tripledistilled water were similarly treated. On gross examination, no anomaly was observed in the treated group. On histological examination, marked spongiform changes leading to neuronal degeneration were observed in cerebral and hippocampal cortices. The study adds a further link in demonstrating that power line exposure induced stable changes in water structures and affect biomechanisms of tissue fluids.

Effect of 50-Hz Powerline Exposed Magnetized Water on Rat Kidney

“…Hydrogen bonds play a crucial role in the behaviour of water, their spatial patterns and fluctuations characterising the structure and dynamics of the liquid [38,8,10,35,36,37,21,19]. Given the lack of biological mechanisms of action of EMF-treated water, it is not possible to precisely delineate the inhibitory effect mechanisms of such EMF-altered water structures [24, 25,30,29].…”