EM Ceramic Pipes approx. 100g
EM Ceramic Pipes
(Base price: 10 EUR per 100g)
EM technology
The global EM technology originated in agriculture and horticulture. It was originally developed by the Japanese horticultural scientist Prof. Dr. Teruo Higa from the University of the Ryukyu Archipelago on the island of Okinawa, Japan. These foundations have recently been taken up and further developed by younger researchers and former students of Prof. Dr. Higa in Japan and the USA. This has led to the creation and development of further original EM preparations and methods, which will contribute to the wider dissemination and application of authentic EM technology.
EM ceramics (grey pipes), this type of EM ceramic, which revitalizes water, reduces water cluster size, and exhibits antioxidant properties and infrared radiation effects, are available in tube form for various applications, all based on the energetic activation of water. The energized water serves as water for watering plants, drinking water, or as a habitat, for example, for fish. To produce energized drinking water, place 10-15 pipes in a pitcher of your filtered water, as well as in the kettle and coffee maker. Because EM ceramics reduce the size of water clusters, thus improving water purification, they are also used in washing machines and dishwashers to reduce the amount of detergent needed. To keep food fresh longer in the refrigerator and to counteract odors, you can distribute the pipes (5-10 pieces) throughout the refrigerator. Many people also wear bracelets and necklaces made of pipes (or simply carry a few in their pocket) to improve their well-being.
Description:
EM ceramic pipes are made of clay into which Effective Microorganisms (EM) have been fired in the absence of air (anaerobically). This process preserves and transfers the diverse properties and information of EM. (Consider, in this context, the well-known microorganisms found in volcanic magma 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 dangerous to humans are destroyed at temperatures of 60 degrees Celsius within one hour. Such bacteria are not present in EM!
What can EM ceramics do?
According to Prof. Dr. Teruo Higa, EM ceramics possess the extraordinary ability to remove all types of information from water. Ceramics have the natural capacity to effect ion exchange and long-wave infrared radiation, which erases information from water molecules and restores them to their pure, original state. EM also possesses the exceptional ability to antioxidants, meaning it can not only prevent oxidation but also reverse existing oxidation. Simultaneously, it is able to restore the original, positive magnetic resonance of substances, thus inducing regeneration. In combination, EM ceramics can therefore guide life processes and all matter towards regeneration. EM ceramics represent the medium through which the EM information, fired into the clay, is transferred to the water. The firing process does not damage the information. Thus, the magnetic resonance emanating from EM ceramics can only be beneficial to nature.
What happens during the burning of EM information into the sound?
Professor Higa explains it this way: Clay is a colloid with an electrical charge, which, when its electrical properties are concentrated, can duplicate the information of microorganisms like a stencil. The theory that life originated from clay may stem from the fact that clay actually has the property of absorbing, fixing, and binding diverse electrical information. It follows that EM ceramics can be considered a stencil for EM information. (...) When the ceramics are brought into contact with water, it becomes possible to extract the EM information from the stencil.
(Higa, T.: A Revolution to Save the Earth - Solving the Problems of Our World with Effective Microorganisms (EM), p. 169; ISBN 3-922201-35-0)
Package contents: 100 g Pipes (approximately 60 pieces)
