Research: Authentication: NMR

Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) and the Verification of Hexagonal Molecular Structure


NMR, or Nuclear Magnetic Resonance is currently used in the determination of molecular size. NMR is a widely accepted analytical method which has the ability to measure molecular size and is used extensively to determine the structure of the water inside the human body.

Testing of Clustered Water has, in part, been referencing NMR relaxation time. NMR relaxation time reflects the speed of molecular rotation (how long it takes for a molecule to return to its original position after magnetic alignment). Larger molecular structures take longer to realign. NMR measures this as a linewidth for a comparison of molecular size - the wider the linewidth, the larger the molecule.

Dr. Mu Shik Jhon (click here to read more about Dr. Jhon and his book) has used Nuclear Magnetic Resonance extensively in his research. In the recently published book, The Water Puzzle and the Hexagonal Key, Dr. Jhon shows that the NMR spin lattice relaxation time of the protons in healthy cells is different from that of unhealthy cells. His interpretation of this is that the water environment surrounding unhealthy cells is less structured and able to move more freely than the water environment around healthy cells. According to Dr. Jhon’s research, hexagonal water forms a protective layer immediately around healthy proteins. This same kind of protection does not exist around unhealthy proteins in the body. According to Dr. Jhon, the water environment plays a significant role at the cellular level. He states, “…cells surrounded by less structured water are weaker and more prone to malfunction and genetic mutation.”

In addition, The Water Puzzle and the Hexagonal Key states that normal tap water can have a linewidth anywhere from 100 to 150 hertz – indicating an unorganized state of the water and a cluster size of 12 to13 individual (H2O) molecules. On the other hand, hexagonal water has a linewidth measuring between 60 and 70 Hz.

A recent NMR analysis indicates a linewidth of 63.75 Hz – in perfect harmony with scientific data for hexagonal water. NMR validates the hexagonal clustering signifying stablilized Clustered Water.