• 17. The Fourth Phase of Water: Dr. Gerald Pollack on Energy, Memory & the Future of Science

  • Mar 13 2025
  • Length: 58 mins
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17. The Fourth Phase of Water: Dr. Gerald Pollack on Energy, Memory & the Future of Science

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  • 🎙️ Limitless Podcast with guest Dr. Gerald PollackHosted by Tracy Poizner 🌊 Dr. Gerald Pollack is the recipient of numerous awards, including the NIH Director’s Transformative Research Award; and the 1st Emoto Peace Prize. Professor of Bioengineering at the University of Washington and the pioneer of EZ (Exclusion Zone) Water, Dr. Pollack is the author of multiple groundbreaking books, including The Fourth Phase of Water. Dr. Pollack challenges conventional science and explores how water stores energy, information, and plays a role in fundamental natural phenomena.🔬 Water isn't just solid, liquid, or gas—there’s a structured, liquid crystalline phase (EZ Water)⚡ This phase stores energy from sunlight, infrared, and other radiant sources📀 EZ Water could be a natural memory storage system, potentially explaining homeopathy & Bach flower remedies🌱 Nature is built on simplicity – good science embraces investigation over loyalty to dogmaEpisode Highlights:📌 The Science Industry’s Dirty SecretScientists are inhibited from exploring radical new ideas due to funding structuresGrant system structures protect existing paradigms over promoting new discoveriesRevolutionary ideas are often mocked instead of debated📌 The Role of Water in Memory & HealingEZ Water stores and transmits information, much like silicon in computer chipsThe succussion process in homeopathy may break up EZ structures, distributing stored dataThe Bach Flower Method aligns with structured water science—water absorbs and transmits information from flowers via the energy of infrared lightwaves in sunlight💡 EZ Water Could Be the Future of EnergyA natural battery system exists within water – scalable energy production without fossil fuelsHarnessing this could provide an unlimited, sustainable power sourceScientists need funding to explore this further—but industry resistance is strong💊 Revolutionizing Medicine & WellnessWater remembers and transmits biological data—potential implications for homeopathy & alternative medicineStructured water may hold the key to cellular communication & natural healingThe scientific community’s resistance to new paradigms is slowing progress📖 Upcoming Book: "Charged"Explores the role of electrical charge in nature, gravity, and weatherChallenges mainstream views on how planes fly, how birds soar, and the real mechanics of flightInvestigates how charge-based phenomena influence the world we see daily📍 Where to Connect with Dr. Gerald Pollack:🌐 Website & Research: University of Washington📚 Books: The Fourth Phase of Water & Charged (Coming Soon!)📧 Contact: ghp@uwashington.edu Produced by Neil Haley | Music by Danny Colomby Visit www.tracypoizner.com or email tracy@tracypoizner.com to inquire about High-Impact Concierge Coaching to transform your professional & personal life.🎧 Subscribe & Leave a Review! 🚀👉 If you loved this episode, rate and review LIMITLESS on your favorite podcast platform!#Mindset #SpiritualAwareness #SuccessBlocks #LimitlessPodcast #QuantumPotential #TracyPoizner🔥 If you’re interested in cutting-edge science, the hidden properties of water, and the future of energy and healing, this episode is a must-listen!#WaterScience #FourthPhaseOfWater #EZWater #DrGeraldPollack #LimitlessPodcast #QuantumBiology #StructuredWater #Homeopathy #NaturalHealing #AlternativeMedicine #FutureOfEnergyGuest:🌊 Key Topics Explored in This Episode:The Fourth Phase of Water & Why It Matters⚡ The Revolutionary Science That’s Disrupting the Status Quo🌱 How This Science Impacts Energy, Medicine & Technology🔮 What’s Next for Dr. Gerald Pollack?
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