Groundbreaking discovery:
The previously unknown potential of our life element
From d. English v. Cornelia R. Gottwald

Water is a substance with unimagined potential
This non-fiction book describes, for the first time in the German-speaking world, a previously unknown quality of our vital element, water. The far-reaching consequences and possible applications of these new findings are still incomplete.
Gerald H. Pollack, a professor of bioengineering, has conducted numerous experiments with water in his laboratory in Seattle, USA. He discovered a fourth state of matter (besides its liquid, frozen, and vaporous forms): absolutely pure water with a specific electrical charge.

One of the key conclusions is:
Water stores light energy like a battery.
This discovery opens up completely new perspectives for potential applications in physics, chemistry, technology, biology, and medicine—just think of the large proportion of water in the human body, in every cell...

The author takes readers on an exciting journey of discovery through the world of water, solving many of the mysteries that the element still poses. He provides answers so plausible that anyone with a curiosity can understand them. A unique book about a very special element, illustrated throughout in four colors, with around 400 illustrations.