EM Ceramic Pipes
EM Ceramic Pipes
(Basic price: 10 EUR per 0.1 kg)
The EM technology
Global EM technology has its origins in agriculture and horticulture. It was originally developed by the Japanese horticulturalist Prof. Dr. Teruo Higa of the University of the Ryukyus Archipelago on the island of Okinawa, Japan. These principles have recently been taken up and continued by younger researchers, former students of Prof. Dr. Higa in Japan and the USA. This has resulted in, and continues to result in, further original EM preparations and procedures that will contribute to the further dissemination and application of authentic EM technology.
EM ceramics (gray pipes), this type of EM ceramic, which has a water-vitalizing effect, shrinks water clusters, and exhibits antioxidant properties and infrared radiation effects, is available in tube form for various applications, all based on the energetic activation of water. The activated water serves as water for irrigation, drinking water, or as a habitat, for example, for fish. To create activated drinking water, place 10-15 pipes in a jug of your filtered water, as well as in the kettle and coffee maker. Since the reduction of the water cluster structure by EM ceramics increases the purification power of water, EM ceramics are also used in washing machines and dishwashers to save detergent. To extend the shelf life of food in the refrigerator and to counteract odors, you can distribute the pipes (5-10 pieces) throughout the refrigerator. Many users also wear bracelets and necklaces made of pipes (or simply put a few in their pockets) to improve their well-being.
Description:
EM Ceramic Pipes are made of clay into which Effective Microorganisms (EM) have been baked under anaerobic conditions. This preserves and transmits the diverse properties and information of EM. (In this context, think of the well-known microorganisms found in the magma of volcanoes or the hot water of geysers!) We can be certain: The highly resistant bacterial strains in EM do not belong to the group of microbes that are harmful to humans. In fact, all microorganisms that could be harmful to humans are destroyed within one hour at temperatures of 60 degrees Celsius. Such bacteria are not found in EM!
What can EM ceramics do?
According to Prof. Dr. Teruo Higa, EM ceramics possess the extraordinary ability to remove any type of information from water. Ceramics possess the natural ability to induce ion exchange and long-wave infrared radiation, which erases information from the water molecules and restores them to their pure, original state. EM also possesses the extraordinary ability of anti-oxidation, meaning it can not only prevent oxidation but also reverse oxidation that has already occurred. At the same time, it is capable of restoring the original, positive magnetic resonance of materials, thus inducing regeneration. In combination, EM ceramics can therefore guide life processes and all matter toward regeneration. EM ceramics represents the medium through which the EM information, which has been burned into the clay, is transferred to the water. The burning process does not damage the information. Thus, the magnetic resonance emanating from EM ceramics can only be beneficial to nature.
What happens when the EM information is burned into the sound?
Prof. Higa explains it this way: Clay is a colloid with an electrical charge that, when condensed, can duplicate the information of microorganisms like a template. The theory that life evolved from clay may have its origins in the fact that clay actually has the ability to absorb, fix, and bind diverse electrical information. It follows that EM ceramics can be considered a template for EM information. (...) When the ceramics are brought into contact with water, it becomes possible to extract the EM information from the template.
(Higa, T.: A Revolution to Save the Earth - Solving Our World's Problems with Effective Microorganisms (EM), p. 169; ISBN 3-922201-35-0)
Scope of delivery: 100 g pipes (about 60 pieces)
