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is ice­like or crystalline, suggesting the possibility that the fourth­phase

water may act as liquid crystals under appropriate conditions exhibiting

the property of birefringence as observed [108, pp. 38–39; 365]. It is

interesting that the EZ is formed also on the muscle surface (see

Figure 2.10(c)), which is consistent with the postulate that the EZ exists

inside the living cell [108].

2.13.1 The Ling–Pollack Water Structures

Just as there are many structures in solid­state water (e.g., snowflakes, ice

sculptures, etc.), so it would be predicted that there exist many structures

in the fourth phase of water as well. I here suggest that such postulated

fourth-phase water structures be referred to as the Ling–Pollack water

structures (LPWSs) in honor of the pioneering investigations of the

fourth­phase water structures carried out by these scientists over the past

decades. One example of LPWSs may be provided by the “coherence

domains” postulated to be formed in what may be called the “Benveniste–

Montagnier experiments” (BMEs) [109] described below.

2.13.2 Coherence Domains and the Benveniste–Montagnier

Experiments BMEs

In 2009–2010, Montagnier et al. [109, 112] published a controversial

paper in which they claimed to have demonstrated that the sequence

information of a DNA segment (100–400 base pairs long) dissolved in one

tube (see Figure 2.11(a)) can be transmitted to another tube (see

Figure 2.11(b)) containing pure water under the experimental conditions

(including the irradiation of the tubes with 7 Hz electromagnetic wave),

since the pure water can be utilized to regenerate the original DNA

segment upon adding the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) mix (see

Figure 2.11(c)).

The explanation they offer is that the DNA segment in the first tube

(see Figure 2.11(a)) generated electromagnetic (em) waves or signals that

were absorbed by the pure water in the second tube (see Figure 2.11(b)),

generating novel water structures in it referred to as “coherent domains”

(CDs). In other words, CDs formed in the pure water in the second tube

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