The cycle of water is complex.  You're likely familiar with the term "yng and yang." Take a quick, inner look. The Yang phase can be described as the nourishing phase.  The characteristic of this phase is expansion and increase in volume.  It corresponds to the high tide. This state favors the expansion of contained elements like virus, bacteria, heavy metals, pesticides, minerals and trace elements.  When this phase is respected, the teeth captivate the information and bring it to the organic sites concerned via the functional meridians.  Therefore the organs manufacture proteins, which are utilized in the phases of assimilation and in the excretion phases of the digestive tract.  You need to note that there is a selective chronobiology in the phases of absorption and excretion of the body.

When we understand just how vitally important our organs our, there's a better chance of paying more attention to how we treat them. The kidneys are the primary route of absorption and excretion.

The urine collects in the bladder.  This center permits the restoration of the Yang phase, which is characterized by expansion and the capacity of transmitting information to the elements, contained in the liquid.  The information transmitted from the elements contained in the liquid is captured by the bladder meridian and is conducted via the bladder meridian to the brain.   The bladder meridian borders the vertebral column.   Therefore, each vertebra receives the information transmitted via the bladder meridian.  These messages are treated by the concerned vertebra, which brings the information to the appropriate organ in order to produce proteins necessary for the biological regulation.

Living water - - Biosyntony and BioSyntonics