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Sharon Kleyne & Pollack Reveal What Happened to Water Research

January 24, 2017 6:17 AM EST

Grants Pass, OR (PRWEB) January 24, 2017

Date aired: January 23, 2017

Guest: Dr. Gerald H. Pollack, Ph.D.
http://www.faculty.washington.edu/ghp

Sharon Kleyne, the nation's foremost water advocate and host of the nationally syndicated The Sharon Kleyne Hour Power of Water, Global Climate Change and Your Health on Voice America, once again welcomed one of her favorite guests and colleagues, Dr. Gerald H. Pollack, Ph.D., Professor of Bioengineering at the University of Washington to her radio show to continue their ongoing discussion about the lack of new water research and earth's desperate need to have more of it.

"Without new water research," Pollack said, "We will not be able to develop new cures for a host of diseases and ailments."

"The global water situation is terrible," Sharon Kleyne said. "We need new government and private sector initiatives to be launched and take off. If we fail this call to research," Kleyne added, "the planet will plunge into an unbalanced dehydration cycle that will unleash even more mass sickness, epidemics and death." Concurring with Kleyne, Dr. Pollack cited catastrophes like the water disaster in Flint, Michigan and the dispute over river water and drinking water between Pakistan and India, among countless others in the last twelve months alone.

Sharon Kleyne urged more education and honest reportage. "Too many people are ignorant of the facts," said Kleyne. "Then they get dismissive. They say 'oh, it's only water'. Well, you might just as well say, 'it's only life'. Believe me," said Kleyne, "we have run out of wiggle room on this issue. If the global water crisis gets much worse, we'll have to contend with billions of people whose health will have suffered because they're dehydrated due to excessive evaporation of their water body vapor. At the same time," Kleyne added, "over-evaporation of earth's water vapor will severely compromise the air we breathe."

Dr. Pollack, who serves as Editor-in-Chief of WATER and is the author of The Fourth Phase of Water, revealed more recently, some attempts at new water research came to a screeching halt in the 1950s. As a result of two scientific debacles, one in Russia and one in Australia, global scientists found themselves aggressively encouraged to redirect their energy and research, and no longer bank on water research for sustaining funding through grants. In fact, funding for water research mostly evaporated. The money almost completely dried up. Dr. Pollack also referred to the rise of molecular biology as another factor keying a decline in water research. Researchers in molecular biology moved away from a more holistic practice and became fascinated with small, molecular parts. "The result?" asked Pollack rhetorically. "Water was forgotten, and that was another life-threatening, inflammatory mistake."

Sharon Kleyne, founder of Bio-Logic Aqua� Research Water Life Science®, encouraged listeners and other interested parties to experience a new, healthy Water Life Science® lifestyle and visit http://www.biologicaqua.com for more information because everyone must understand that the water vapor keeps you alive. Kleyne said that people should do all they can to slow down their body's water evaporation. That means drinking 8 to 10 glasses of water each day and learning to breathe properly. "Slow down the evaporation process," she said. "Live longer. Be healthier." Dr. Pollack agreed, adding that "many people don't understand this key point: water has energy, even the water in their bodies; and as one ages, one's water vapor evaporates much more quickly."

Both water researchers also stressed that new water research is imperative if we hope to find relief from the many diseases and illnesses that currently afflict people all over the planet.

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