Jon Spokes at The Washington Times

Scientists at the Los Alamos Nuclear Lab and the Fort Detrick Biological and Cancer Institute initially called the claims ‘impossible.’ They reached out to Jon Spokes at The Washington Times, who monitors advertisers for honesty, to challenge the discovery.

Jon’s response was simple: ‘Call John. If he’s a scam artist, he will never advertise here again.’ After testing the technology and purchasing the John Ellis LWM-5 Machine, the top scientist admitted: ‘John HAS CHANGED THE HYDROGEN BOND ANGLE in water and I wish I owned his patents!’  Since that time, hundreds of machines have been sold to institutions like Brookhaven Labs and Lawrence Livermore to treat contaminated aquifers. This story serves as physical proof that while the textbooks say it’s impossible, the John Ellis LWM-5 Living Water Machine (opens in a new tab) delivers results that baffle the experts.