Topic: Gerald Pollack

Dr. Tom Cowan explains that the water inside human cells is not a liquid but a "gel phase" or "fourth phase" of water. He notes that when a person is stabbed or cut, liquid water does not squirt out, supporting the theory that cellular water behaves more like jello than a standard liquid.

The host reviews recent podcast episodes, including a book report on Gerald Pollack and the return of guest Harold Kautz-Vella. While Kautz-Vella's previous work on "black goo" was popular, his new focus on multidimensional healing received a lower listener rating. The discussion touches on the theory that "Gray" aliens are actually future humans attempting to prevent the corruption of human genetics through CRISPR and mRNA technology.

The episode concludes with updates on the Higher Side Chats production schedule, including upcoming shows on Gerald Pollack and Nick Land. Carlwood reviews recent listener feedback and promotes upcoming meetups in the UK, Australia, and a unique nudist crossover event in New Hampshire. The show ends with the traditional closing music and a final call for the "puppet masters" to make their move as the negative timelines fade.

Dr. Gerald Pollack, author of The Fourth Phase of Water, released a new book titled Charge: The Unexpected Role of Electricity in the Workings of Nature. The text explores electrostatic repulsion as a scientific foundation for phenomena often dismissed by mainstream physics, including levitation and megalithic stone construction. Pollack's work suggests that conventional physics models must be adjusted to account for observations involving a breakaway civilization, Nikola Tesla's research, and the Nazi Bell device.

Dr. Gerald Pollack suffered a stroke shortly after the release of his new book and during the scheduling of media interviews. He is currently recovering with the assistance of healing practitioners utilizing unconventional techniques. The health event has delayed his personal promotion of the book for several months, though reports indicate he is recovering well.

The host concludes the solo book report, directing listeners to the Higher Side Chats website and Patreon for more subscriber content. A final tribute is paid to Dr. Gerald Pollack for his efforts in bringing hidden natural sciences to a general audience. The segment ends with a call for thoughts and prayers for Pollack's continued recovery.

The discussion shifts to evidence for ancient giant trees, citing landmarks like Devil's Tower in Wyoming and tabletop mountains in Colorado. Wilkerson introduces his discovery of "heartstones," which are river rocks that allegedly match mammalian heart anatomy with high specificity. The segment also references the Book of Enoch's descriptions of giants and explores the work of Rudolf Steiner and Gerald Pollack regarding the mystical and biological properties of water and blood.

Wilkerson shares news that Dr. Gerald Pollack, a prominent researcher of water's fourth phase, has fallen seriously ill just as his new book on anti-gravity was set for release. Wilkerson expresses hope to conduct spectroscopy on his heartstones with legitimate scientists he met at a recent water conference. He also mentions a video call with a specialist in heart dissection who was reportedly impressed by the anatomical accuracy of the stones.

The interview concludes with a recommendation for Gerald Pollack's book, *Charge*, which explores the role of electricity in nature. Wilkerson explains the origin of his channel name, Stellium 7, which refers to a concentration of five planets in the seventh house of his astrological chart. He encourages listeners to read his book, *The Hacker Prince*, describing it as a "truth is stranger than fiction" account of his life.

Greg Carlwood provides a somber update on Dr. Gerald Pollack's health, noting the suspicious timing of his illness following his anti-gravity research. He reviews listener feedback on previous episodes and announces upcoming Higher Side Chats meetups in Los Angeles, London, Arizona, and North Carolina. The episode ends with a custom song summarizing the themes of hidden truths and the mysteries of the natural world.

The discussion explores the mechanics of UFO propulsion, with Rom X theorizing the use of counter-rotating magnets and fission power. He links these theories to medical evidence of radiation sickness in witnesses, specifically noting gamma signatures. Reference is made to John Keel’s idea that interdimensional objects begin to decay and emit radiation once they enter physical reality.

While acknowledging Gerald Pollack's work, Dr. Cruz argues that water research must go deeper into semiconduction and isotopic variation. He references Martin Chaplin and Albert St. George to describe water as a liquid crystalline semiconductor that surrounds all proteins. This framework suggests that mitochondria function similarly to a "chip factory" using water to facilitate electronic structures.

Water is described as a living substance that requires rhythmic stress and "kneading" to maintain its quality. The segment critiques the limitations of conventional science, specifically referencing Gerald Pollack’s research into "EZ Water" (H3O2) as only scratching the surface of water's true spiritual and physical nature. The discussion posits that water acts as a communicator and a carrier of information through asymmetrical waveforms.

Host Greg Carlwood recaps the interview, emphasizing the communicative properties of water that are often ignored by mainstream science. He previews the "Plus" version of the episode, which covers topics like ghosts as spiritual memory in the ether and free energy devices. Carlwood also shares a testimonial from Blue Star Farms regarding the visible benefits of structured water on crop growth.

The discussion moves to the importance of the full electromagnetic spectrum, beyond just Vitamin D or visible light. Jolie highlights the healing properties of infrared light, which makes up 43% of sunlight and helps build "EZ water" (structured water) in the body. This specific wavelength is credited with decreasing inflammation and hydrating soft tissues.

The conversation shifts to the properties of "living water" and the research of Dr. Gerald Pollack on exclusion zone (EZ) water. Dr. DeMaio discusses how Orgone charging changes water's spectral qualities and laments the FDA's role in shutting down historical natural healing springs and spas across the United States.

Dr. Dana Cohen joins the program to discuss her book, Quench, co-authored with anthropologist Gina Bria. The work builds upon Dr. Gerald Pollack's research into the fourth phase of water, also known as EZ or structured water. Dr. Cohen, an integrative medicine specialist who trained under Dr. Robert Atkins, advocates for a holistic approach to hydration that moves beyond the standard eight-glasses-a-day recommendation.

Emerging science suggests that humans and other mammals may be more plant-like than previously thought, utilizing chlorophyll, sunlight, and water to generate energy. Infrared light and sunlight are shown to help structure water within the body's cells, aiding in energy production beyond the traditional Vitamin D synthesis. This biological process underscores the importance of sun exposure and the consumption of green vegetables for maintaining cellular "charge."

Carlwood mentions a bonus episode featuring Dr. Sam Milham, an authority on dirty electricity and occupational health hazards. He explains his recent effort to feature more credentialed experts like Dr. Stephen Hussey and Dr. Gerald Pollack to balance the show's speculative content. This "health-heavy month" aims to provide professional perspectives on environmental toxins and corporate neglect.

Host Greg Carlwood introduces a special session with Dr. Gerald Pollack, author of The Fourth Phase of Water. Due to the guest's personal schedule, the episode deviates from the standard two-hour format to a 90-minute discussion. The introduction highlights the revolutionary nature of EZ water research and its connection to the legacy of scientists like Nikola Tesla and Viktor Schauberger.