Here is a question I was asked to forward and Craig responded in red below. He also stated that he is happy to answer any questions we may have in the future.
For some reason this is a delicate subject, and I have had one post deleted because of me talking about it
Info Mist contains ceramic balls that has a way to collect the hydrogen Ion which leaves behind the hydroxyl ion in the water. The water becomes more alkaline. Do they have a way or have they thought of how to get the hydrogen ions from the ceramic ball and add an electron to make diatomic hydrogen? This could solve the energy crisis, an something that I have been interested in for a long time. Hopefully I will get a response
I realize that the info mist is more than just alkaline water!
BioT ceramics have nothing to do with hydrogen, the hydroxyl ion, or alkaline water. In the case of Infotone, in fact, you do not want to put alkaline water on skin because the skin's natural pH is acidic which protects it from bacteria. All the ceramics do is program water with biological software. It's an information-based treatment. The ceramics are all the same material in every application, but can carry different information programs allowing them to be used for different purposes.The Infotone skin program improves skin health. The ceramics are the same used in agriculture irrigation apparatus, for example, but the programming is instead specific to the plants being irrigated and don't use the skin health program.
Water programmed with the ceramics has a very short-lived memory effect. The water must remain in contact with the ceramic up until the point it is used. For our NatuRx solutions, we have engineered a special water with a high capacity to store the information over time. NatuRx solutions do not use the ceramics at all.
Further, if we have direct access to a patient, we do not even need water to deliver the information treatment. We can directly broadcast the treatment via a magnetic device. Water allows us to conveniently deliver the information treatment, but it is only a vehicle, it is not the treatment.
Thanks again
