The radium girls is a tragic but interesting case to research . not for the faint of heart though. Its pretty gruesome

I always think about Radium Water when my relatives give me Structured Water to drink. If I really thought that their water was genuinely breaking the currently understood laws of physics, I would never drink it because it would be much more likely to give me cancer than enhance my cellular communication. Just because something is new, that doesn't mean it's nice.

But the thing I can't understand is why some people are completely paranoid about things like vaccines, yet utterly credulous towards any friendly worded yet obvious scam. They clearly have a different view of reality to everybody else.

Actually, I thnk it's just a contrarian nature. Just saying "No" when everybody else says "Yes" isn't all that clever.

Clearly your structured water was not alkaline enough. Or didn't have enough charcoal in it. Or you didn't speak enough good intentions to it.

I don't think it's contrariness. It's a desire to assert control, coupled with ignorance. If they had either the ability to cede control or were knowledgeable...

I have an old seltzer bottle looking thing with a nozzle for injecting radium.