What is and does magnetism work?

First of all magnetism is not all 'smoke and mirrors' as many sceptics like to tell me.

 

There is much information on the internet about magnetism and magnetic water. Just type the words into Google and you will be busy for hours. The world leader in magnetic technology is Professor Yuri Tkatchenko, a Russian. His achievements in the underdeveloped world with magnetic water systems and processes have been extraordinary. He says, as an introduction to the subject, that some of the electrical fields generated by equipment we use in everyday life in industry and at home adversely effect the natural order of things - affecting the overall environment in particular and with measurable impacts on the actual water we personally consume and use throughout industry and at home. Regardless of where we reside in the world these 'adverse' electrical fields transform water from being 'orderly' (+ to -) into becoming 'chaotic' and (- to -).

 

Passing water through a Water-mag restores this 'order'.

 

Professor Klaus Kronenberg at the Californian State Polytechnic says, magnets actually change the nucleus of water......as if by magic cows give more milk, chickens grow fatter and lay more eggs, Cantaloupes and other crops grow larger and have better yields with less fertiliser......cotton plants grow larger with denser foliage.... etc.(and magnetic water is good for human health too!!)

 

There are plenty more very interesting results of what is achievable with magnetic water I could quote from around the world.

 

All we are trying to do here is prove to you that our 'Water-mag unit' is not just a magnet we are selling on the offchance it will work. There is some serious science behind all our products to ensure you will see for yourself results from the claims we tell you about and be a satisfied customer prepared to recommend others to buy our products.

 

If you wish to discuss any technical matters please call me Tony Clarke on 023 8058 2707 or e-mail magnetic-innovations@inbox.com.

 

I can't promise I'll know the answer but I'll do my best.