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Water is one of the basic elements of life on Earth. Only where water is does life exist; where it is missing, desert and death dominate. That is why our water sources, brooks, rivers and lakes, includ-ing the ground water are indispensable for exis-tence. 70 % of the Earth's surface is covered with water. Man and higher animals consist of 70 % water, while the botanical world consists even 90 % water.  When judging water quality,
it is not only important to consider that water contains enough minerals,
trace elements and other biological important materials, also its "energetic
state " should also be considered.
SPRING WATER for instance is in a highly energetic state similar to an accumulator. If this water is pumped through pipes, as it is nowadays usual in our water supply system, it will loose its energetic charge before it can be of benefit to people. And for reasons of human benefit it should be our goal to make enough spring water available which has not been pumped through pipelines.  Since this is not possible
for the majority of the population, the Martin-Wasserwirbler was devel-oped
in an effort to improve the quality of tap water. By running through this
device, the water is directed into a vortex motion and thus regaining its
original spiral movement that we can observe in natural streams and rivers.
 The basic idea concerning
the qualitative improve-ment of water goes back to the work of the Aus-trian
forester Viktor Schauberger. He recognised that the whirling motion of
water in natural courses of rivers and streams was responsible for its
buoyancy and self-cleaning abilities. This natural whirling movement has
probably a substantial influence on molecular processes in terms of an
ener-getic enhancement of water.
The Original-Martin-Wasserwirbler provides tap water with the original whirling motion, that we can find in naturally flowing rivers and streams. It can be fixed to the tap or shower, or to a flexible hose for use as a handshower. Attempts have been made to substantiate the energetic improvement by the device with different measurin methods: Galvanic Skin Response ac-cording to Dr. Hartmann, Kirlian Photography, crystallisation with copper chloride, electro-acupuncture, Steigbilder, and seed experiments. The latter were performed with cress and radish seeds, using normal tap water with and without going through the Martin-Wasserwirbler. |
 The Original Martin Wasserwirbler
(Water Vortex Shower)
Most people think we have solved the problem of providing healthy drinking water for everyone. However, we force the water through chemical cleaning processes, add toxic chemicals like chlorine to it, and then press the water through pumps and pipes of iron, concrete or plastic without considering the consequences for the quality of water.  Viktor Schauberger spent
his lifetime studying the inherent properties of water and called the result
of such treatment "dead water". Since it is not possible to make natural
spring wa-ter available to everybody, the engineer Wilhelm Martin, in an
effort to improve the quality and life energy charge of tap water, developed
a small device based on Schauberger's findings that can be attached to
the tap or shower. By going through this "Wirbler" (Wirbel is the German
word for vortex), the water is directed into a spinning vortex and thus
regain-ing its original spiral movement we can observe in creeks and rivers
that are allowed to flow naturally. According to Schauberger, only whirling
vortex water can be "living water". For use with a
filter run 10 mm: the vortex with squeeze screws   |
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The Martin-Wasserwirbler can also be fitted to garden hoses, using additional
connectors from the hardware store.