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Evaluation of the effect of water treated with a magnetic field on the selected technical and biological systems
Nefedov VI, Grabova IA, Lindinger MI, Korotkov KG
Received: March 12, 2026 | Published: March 26, 2026
Citation: Nefedov VI, Grabova IA, Lindinger MI, et al. Evaluation of the effect of water treated with a magnetic field on the selected technical and biological systems. J Appl Biotechnol Bioeng. 2026;13(1):29-33. DOI: 10.15406/jabb.2026.13.00414
Abstract
The behavior of water in the presence of magnetic fields has been a subject of scientific interest for a several decades. Numerous studies have demonstrated the influence of weak and super-weak constant and variable magnetic fields on aqueous systems that do not contain magnetic-field-sensitive admixtures. Many studies have also demonstrated beneficial effects of magnetized water on biological systems including living plants and animals. A problem in application of the technology to everyday use was to find a way of evaluating effects of magnetic fields on water. The authors have developed a technology that leverages the combined effects of impulse magnetic fields and vortex gravitational forces on flowing water. The purposes of this study were to measure the effects of impulse magnetic fields on water, and effects of that water on technical and biological systems. Measurements were performed using the Bio-Well Element device, which allows quantitative evaluation of the luminescence of water drops in a strong electromagnetic field. The biological effects were evaluated by measuring the effect of magnetized water on seed germination and seedling growth compared with control water. Results demonstrated that processed water had significant stimulating effects on different technical and biological systems. The differences in the parameters of the Bio-Well images for control and processed water were reproducible and statistically significant. Germination of oat, wheat, sunflower and watercress seeds, growing of yeasts, and development of live bloodworm demonstrated stimulating effects of the processed water. All the effects were statistically significant. The obtained results indicated that the developed method of influencing water with a pulsed magnetic field changed the nature of water, which was revealed during physical and biological tests.
Keywords: magnetized water, impulse magnetic field, Bio-Well, myoblast cells
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