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AO Labs' customers -- Nov., 2001 Edition
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Scalar Wave, Revealed as
Basis Of New "pH Solutions"
hen Alpha Omega Labs first
announced the introduction of H3O and
HRx Concentrates in January (2001),
it was based on a contractual arrangement with another
company for the development of food, beverage and
nutraceutical applications, worldwide - so stated a
sidebar announcement on Alpha Omega's home page.Subsequent research on
Alpha Omega's part uncovered an unusually high level
of cadmium (Cd) in the first H3O solution, which lead
to AO's quest to produce its own "pH solutions" using
a new, emerging technology called "scalar wave." The idea of using scalar
wave technology to alter and enhance the properties of
various natural compounds, without actually changing
any of the underlying chemistry, is a concept that is
heretical to the orthodox scientific community. However,
in practical, real-world terms, several companies have
already successfully introduced products that empirically
prove that this science is real - and that it works.The science has been
proven by the likes of NatureWell Inc.,
a U.S. company that succeeded in taking a solution containing
feverfew, a herbal long known and prescribed for the treatment
of headaches, and creating a product that has been clinically
shown to be effective (and rapidly so) in the treatment
of migraine headaches. The resulting products, MigraSpray (tm)
and MigraDaily (tm), are touted as being "homeopathic," but
only because that label is the closest the company could come
to finding a regulatory niche into which it could define
the underlying basis for its products. In actuality,
NatureWell's formulators have never dabbled in the
Homeopathic Pharmacoepia (U.S. or U.K.)Another pioneer in the
creation of products that employ scalar wave technology is
Tainio Technologies near
Cheney, Washington (USA). Its president, Bruce Tainio, has
long been recognized as a pioneer in the field and several of
that company's products successfully employ scalar wave
propagation. Alpha Omega sought
to employ the same technology to product superior
"pH balancing solutions." The technology is exciting
for two reasons: (1) The resulting solutions have properties
that are "drug-like" in their medicinal effect and
immediacy of action, and (2) They involve taking compounds
that already have regulatory approval in most countries
and changing their vibration, but not their underlying
chemistry. Therefore, what you end up with are products that
require no regulatory approval - even if
"medicinal claims" issues remain open to debate. Moreover,
the products are safe and actually difficult to abuse -
not at all like real pharmacologicals. The solutions created
by Alpha Omega Labs and its partners are a good example.
H3O Concentrate involves the
application of scalar wave technology to an aqueous solution
of sulphuric acid. (The product gets its name because a
by-product of the process itself is hydronium, or "H3O").
Sulphuric acid is not a drug. In the U.S., for instance,
it is on that country's food & drug law books as
"G.R.A.S.," or Generally Regarded as Safe, making Alpha
Omega's H3O Concentrate perfectly legal under CFR 21,
subsection 184.1095 (“Direct Substances Affirmed GRAS”).
Likewise,
HRx, which applies scalar wave
technology to an aqueous solution of potassium hydroxide,
is protected in the U.S. under CFR 21, subsection 184.1631
("Direct Substances Affirmed GRAS"). According to
Paul Winniewski, an FDA specialist and senior associate
at the U.S. legal firm of Gronek & Armstrong
(Chicago, Illinois), which represents Alpha Omega
in the U.S., "These solutions
(H3O and HRx) fall into a very novel and protected area
of prevailing drug laws. On the one hand, Alpha Omega Labs
can't be expected to seek approval for substances that
are already approved. But from the FDA's perspective,
how can it be argued that these products are substantially
different if the technology employed is not yet
recognized by orthodox science? If you want to
regulate something, you first have to acknowledge
its existence." 
To emphasize just how
"cutting edge" Alpha Omega's journey was into scalar wave
technology was and how "against the grain" it was within
orthodox science, we sought the input of world-noted
scalar wave authority, Dr. Thomas Beardon. (Parts of our
interviews with Dr. Beardon were committed to video and
can be viewed in our video
gallery). According to Dr. Beardon, the reason
that scalar wave technology and its practical applications
are so anathema to orthodox science is that it
undermines "established models" in physics and chemistry.
"The scientific method today is under assault by a
critical mass of rank-and-file academics who behave
like fundamentalists. Instead of changing their models
to include new, provably repeatable scientific phenomena,
they'd rather use politics to discredit the science." This rest of this
month's issue of the Ashwin is devoted to
reports from field concerning applications for
H3O and HRx. Although we find the reports we reproduce
here credible, it is provided for information and
research purposes only. Nothing contained on
this page should be construed as a representation
that H3O or HRx are intended to diagnose, treat, cure,
or prevent any disease, except where otherwise noted.
Our prior focus is research.
Enormous Potential
In OB/GYN Applications
Alpha Omega Labs
is now testing a vaginal suppository which could be used
in conjunction a broad range of vaginitis conditions
which have a microbial basis. It could also be used
for yeast infections, STD's, and even as a prophylactic
to prevent pregnancies. "We already know
there are no toxicological issues," notes AO master
herbalist, James Carr. "And for most cases, we know
that efficacy is there, as well. So now it's about
consumer acceptability and, in applicable countries,
the usual regulatory hurdles." Carr notes that
women who wish to obtain the benefits without waiting
would do well to use the H3O solution at the 1:85
ratio (1.5 tablespoons to a gallon of water).
An effective, though not necessarily convenient, protocol
calls for holding the solution for a minimum of 10 minutes
before release. Again, there are no
toxicological issues or contraindications to worry about
using this approach. 
Sports Drinks That Work
A lot of legitimate
complaints have arisen from the sports training community about
scientific research that's more confusing than useful,
sports beverages
that
really don't work, and comments (most recently
in the Wall Street Journal) that the brand leader,
Gatorade (made by Quaker Oats), has built
an empire based on questionable research. (The
argument that athletes need the kind of electrolyte
combinations found in Gatorade turn out
to be true only for those endurance athletes who
go in excess of 60 minutes or more of intense
cardiovascular activity -- hardly the case for
99.9% of your neighborhood gym visitors, or even
the majority of professional athletes!) A far more
exciting sports beverage would be one that
increased strength and endurance regardless
of how long you'd been working out.According
to a variety of reports we have received from the field,
in both humans and animals, the internal use of
HRx brings both increased strength and
endurance - but not in all subjects. One customer
in Texas who breeds race horses told that, "We
put it (HRx) in their drinking water, and although
it doesn't make the horses run faster,
it definitely makes them run fast longer...
Several
subjects who weight train, including an Alpha Omega
Labs staffer, have noted that HRx increases
both strength and repetitions in their
weight training routines. As one staffer
noted, "The weight difference, for instance,
on bench pressing was modest - I'll do 310
instead of 280 lbs... but instead of five
or six reps in the morning, I can do ten -
even when I'm not feeling all that great."
Of course, the results have varied from
person to person - and on the amount of HRx
solution and its strength. Another factor
we are seeing is cumulative benefit over time.
Some of the benefits are realized in the first
day - but others can take weeks to fully realize.
One of
Alpha Omega Labs' long term goals it to partner
with a beverage company to make HRx-based
beverages available to the fitness market.
Currently, there is no widely marketed
sports beverage which alkalizes the body and
increases strength and endurance. As more research results are made available,
and the benefits of HRx are more conclusively
known and publicized, we feel it is only a matter
of time before a real sports beverage
is made available to the public.
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New Uses Reported
For "pH Solutions"
Novel uses reported for regulating blood sugar in diabetics, eliminating arthritic pain, remarkable OB/GYN applications . . .H3O & "Incurable"
Melanoma: The Story of Robert Banks
"My hair is reverting
to its original color..."
The debate over scalar
wave's accessing the "time domain" - and its implications
"You may well have
found the fountain of youth." (Dr. A.J. Sehkon, M.D.)
For "pH Solutions"
Novel uses reported for regulating blood sugar in diabetics, eliminating arthritic pain, remarkable OB/GYN applications . . .
H3O & "Incurable"
Melanoma: The Story of Robert Banks
"My hair is reverting
to its original color..."
The debate over scalar
wave's accessing the "time domain" - and its implications
"You may well have
found the fountain of youth." (Dr. A.J. Sehkon, M.D.) 
he
introduction of H3O and
HRx was based initially
on theoretical work conducted in the U.S., and on end user
tests and empirical findings that took place from 1996 through
2000. We already knew that the compounds were safe. We knew
had some ideas as to their basic medicinal properties -- or so
we thought -- and we had an ideas as to the worldwide markets
for the product. What we didn't know was
that our own customers would end up circumventing our research,
discovering their own uses and protocols for the products -
causing us to morph our marketing efforts into a "end user
database collection" project. Below, we discuss some
of the novel uses that our physicians, alternative health care
practitioners, and end users are bringing to our attention.
Our work on
HRx - the alkaline side - was
patterned after work that was ongoing in Japan with
various alkaline solutions and the physiological
effects their internal consumption initiated.
(Among the best known of these efforts is
Ionized
Alkaline Water and
Alkaline
Antioxidant Water.)We knew when we first
started working with HRx, that it was
far superior to other solutions available - then or now -
and for very definitive reasons: (1) HRx can be sold as
a concentrate, making it more cost competitive than any
"alkaline water" available, (2) It is non-caustic and
non-corrosive, even as a concentrate - something that
concentrations of other "alkaline water" cannot claim,
and (3) It can be safely consumed at more alkaline pH
levels, making it faster acting, effective in lower amounts,
taken over shorter periods of time. The idea of using H3O
for internal use, particularly as an alkalizing agent,
escaped us at first, because it seemed to
very contrary to all available literature that was coming
out on the relationship between systemic pH and pH altered
"waters." In addition, there were other medical groups
working with "acidic water" - none of whom were producing
credible evidence that their acidic waters, whether
ionized, bioenergized, electrofied, or otherwise modified,
worked as an "alkalizer." Lastly, what was the point?
If HRx could be shown to consistently lower pH and
bring out the many medical benefits that our research
and other related medical literature seemed the promise,
why look in other directions? The reason became
apparent with several mysterious cases where the
patients reported only marginal pH lowering benefits.
Although these cases were in the small minority, their
very existence was confounding. The mechanics behind
HRx's action seemed sure to provide an alkalizing
effect to anyone who took it. Nonetheless, we were not
in a position to dispute the reports of these few
cases - or the physicians who brought them to our
attention. By early summer, 2001,
we got reports from Alpha Omega Labs' customers who
used H3O internally - usually for ulcers and other
GI tract problems with microbial etiologies.
(H3O has greater than a Log 8 kill rate for all
classes of micro-organisms - with the exception of
some fungi - even when diluted up to a pH of 2.2,
making it safe and effective for
a broad range of digestive system problems.)
Closing a couple of the commentaries was input that
was both startling and puzzling, "Oh yeah ...
one other thing --- the H3O solution is actually
alkalizing my urine and saliva pH readings.
Are you getting any other similar reports?" Further
experimentation and clinical input began to
provide a farther different picture than
the one we had when we first made our
transition to scalar wave production. Here
is what we currently know and what we don't know:
(1) HRx is still the best solution for alkalizing
the body and assisting the healing effects of
other adjunct products, ours and others -- but
it is not work for everyone... and for those
which do not respond well, H3O tends to work
in those individuals, and vice versa. It is
as if there were "H3O leaning", "HRx leaning",
and "H3O / HRx neutral" patients. (In the last
case, H3O and HRx appear to work equally well to
alkalize the body, eliminate toxins, increase
circulation, etc.) Our current
focus is on discovering what factors make a given individual
lean in one direction, versus another. From 200 to 120... Now
I've Cut In Half My
Dependence on Glucophage ®"
With only a handful
of exceptions, both physicians and end users are reporting
that diabetes patients (mellitus, Type I and II) are seeing
dramatic improvements in blood sugar normalization and
improvement in circulation with the use of HRx.
We reported in a email circular that Lions International
was looking into the use of making HRx available to
diabetes treatment facilities worldwide -- a sizeable
proposal that is still under review, but in the meantime,
the reports keep coming in. Dr. Larry Cole,
a chemistry professor at Texas A & M (College Station, Texas),
first reported this application to us, but many others
have followed since. The most common protocol is
having the patient drink one to two quarts (roughly
one to two liters) of HRx water daily, diluted 1:100.
(One quart of our HRx Concentrate will, therefore, make
one hundred drinkable quarts.) A little stronger
solution can be made by going with 1.5 tablespoons (45 ml.)
per gallon (3.96 l.) - a 1:85 ratio. In the latter
solution, the resulting pH is usually in the 10.5 range,
depending on the pH, mineral content, etc. of the
initial water. Solution Eliminated
My Arthritic Pain."
One of the biggest and
most ubiquitous problems our older patients report is arthritic
pain - and often just non-specific or undiagnosed joint and
muscle pain. We created Joint Relief
for arthritic sufferers - and this works quite well for about 35%
of users - but that only leaves the other 65% without a
good remedy. Most arthritic sufferers have their choice of
analgesics, usually NSAIDS (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs),
but the highly publicized danger from potential overuse is
ever-present. About 50 cases have
been reported where arthritic pain was dramatically reduced,
if not eliminated, and circulation greatly increased using
the following formula:
1 Gallon, Water
2 Tablespoon, HRx
1 Tablespoon, H3O
We are currently
looking for an alternative health care clinic specializing
in arthritic conditions with which we can create
clinical studies. 
"You Guys Saved My Life!"
Reverse Aging? An unintended byproduct:
Pictures show his hair turned from grey
to its original blonde color.
Certain cases that
do not respond well (i.e. a rapid improvement in
alkalization is not seen) with HRx, have been
drinking H3O solution, instead. One particularly
touch case we had (monitored by "George" - one of
our staff herbalists) was an advanced Stage IV
melanoma cancer patient, Mr. Robert L. Banks,
who was told by his
oncologists that he had no chances of "making it."
His case saw a DRAMATIC turnaround after adding
H3O to his daily regimen. His case has
its own page - where
you can view a pictorial history of his case. One of the
important things to come out of Mr. Bank's meticulous
photographs is the progressive change in his hair color.
If you compare the "early 2001 pictures" to the
"latter 2001 pictures" you see, unmistakeably
that his hair has reverted from grey to its
original blond color. This was
something we were aware of - but not so dramatically.
Dr. A.J. Sehkon (M.D.) of Yuba City, California,
noted that both the H3O and HRx had that effect -
and in his own personal case, turned his hair
from grey back to its original black color. Have Found The
Fountain of Youth."
Dr. A.J. Sehkon prepared
the original proposal to Lions International, based on his
observation of HRx and its effects on diabetic patients --
(primarily its ability to normalize blood sugar and increase
circulation).In private Dr. Sehkon
notes that H30 and HRx, taken separately or together, affect
so many physiological functions in a positive way and
appears to reverse the effects of aging when taken
regularly, that it could be the most effective
anti-aging regimen yet discovered.Although he adds that
we are only at the beginning stages of research to uncover
its many properties, in reviewed the latest findings, he
noted to a close associate, "You may well have found
the fountain of youth."
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