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We conclude that meditation upon the water supplied to green peas and wheat can affect their germination rates and growth.[1]
Mentally controlled qi energy can induced crop seeds to sprout and root for several cm within about 20 min. [2]
These experiments show that external qi of qigong produces significant structural changes in water and aqueous solutions[3]
Qi Gong energy was shown to have a polarity which the author designated for convenience sake (+) or (-), where (+) increases the strength of muscles and (-) weakens them...The author succeeded in storing part of the Qi Gong energy in inanimate materials...Water, EPA, vitamins, antibiotics and other drugs were also converted to (+) polarity.[4]
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