Ok, I've tried to find this through the "Find" function to no avail so far. I have some questions regarding charging food and water.

1. How long does one need to actively charge food/water before it is "enough"?

2. After the charging is completed, how long does said food or drink stay charged?

3. Is there some health benefit for having done so? Even with something like a soda, which obviously isn't so great for you, does charging it make at least a little "better" for you?

4. Does the act of charging food/drink make them last longer? As in, does it kind of preserve it somehow so maybe it doesn't rot as quickly or something?

Thank you to anyone who can provide some insights to these questions.

Hi Berret I'l answer some of your questions

3. In he Book The Field they mention an experiment with seeds. They added salt to water and watered the seeds with salted water. Half the water was charged by healers, half was not charged. More seeds germinated in the sample submited with charged water, so charging must be good.

4. One of my sudents bought 2 roses and charged one. The charged on lasted much longer than the one not charged.

Berret, these are exactly the kinds of questions we need to ask. We need double-blind experiments done with charged food or water. Why don't you try and tell us what you find?

hi bennet, You will learn the most by trying these things out and most importantly: checking the results ..

1. time depends on you energy ouput, i charge 0.5 l of water in 5 min. Try it and see when you can taste a difference with uncharged water :-)

2. After 12-14 hours it starts to go down, after 24 hrs most of it seems gone. Try it and compare a old charged bottle with a freshly charged one.

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I have charged water for much time, even upto one n half hour. The more time i charge water, it became lighter n lighter. So light when anyone drink that it cant be described how it felt.

About questions 1 and 2 I don't have a definitive answer, but on my workshops I always ask the studente to charge juice, natural or from a botle. They do it for about 3 minutes.
The results are always the same, the flavor is changed, not as sweet as before, and the flavor is watered, like you add more water.
Once there was separation liquid and "powder".