The most unarguable results come from the use of ORMUS on plants; the effect of supplementing them on the growth of crops is phenomenal. A walnut tree for example, treated with ORMUS over several years, has grown to over twice the size of untreated control trees, and is producing 6 times the weight of nuts; the nuts are the size of tangerine oranges.

Besides hugely increased productivity, other benefits include: greater

resistance to pests, drought and cold; earlier maturation; longer shelf-life and increased content of nutrients such as sugars, proteins, minerals and vitamins.

 Because the volcanic soil in that region had unusual properties and the underlying rock was known to contain precious metals, he decided to have a complete quantitative elemental analysis done on it. His analysts were then puzzled to find a fraction that defied investigation: it had no metallic characteristics and no chemical reactions. Moreover, using a method which identifies each element by its characteristic spectrum, no such spectra were found in this fraction.

 Eventually one spectroscopist suggested giving it a “longer burn”. It was nly then that spectral characteristics began to appear and, most

surprisingly, they were suggestive of certain precious metals. These

findings clearly demanded further investigation, so Hudson hired some

chemists and was determined to solve the problem. The results of what he found are written up in considerable detail in his patent. He also gave a number of public lectures. It was from watching 9 hours of these videotapes that I first learned about it.

 My experience with supplementing ORMUS includes an almost double increase in potato and carrot yields in controlled trials, 16lb of shelled broad beans from a single row, many carrots over 1lb, and a beetroot weighing 2lb 10oz. However, no single article on this subject has appeared in any scientific journal. It is because Hudson¹s claims are so challenging that I have delayed writing about it in the hope of finding academic confirmation. While no official academic research appears to be under way, a loose group of scientists and lay people has been working on this subject for a number of years. Without the benefit of funding or official laboratory premises, and having no connection with Hudson, they have managed to reproduce at least some of his claims.

 So what conclusions can be drawn so far? It is becoming clear that, with this discovery, we are entering into a new and very complex area, and are still very low on the learning curve. Indeed it might be said that a new chapter in physics, chemistry and biology is being opened. With evidence drawn both from Hudson and from scattered observations of the independent researchers, the basic fact seems now beyond doubt, that a number of precious (and some not so precious) metals can exist in a completely different state, in which they are not metallic and have no recognisable spectroscopic signature.

  We are already seeing serious food shortages, and the signs are that these will soon become much worse. By greatly enhancing the productivity of organic agriculture, ORMUS could help to convince authorities to move away from a genetically-engineered and chemically-assisted route, which is so destructive. Moreover, ORMUS enables plants to make better use of minerals already present, and thus could be used to revitalise depleted soils.

areas such as deserts and degraded forests. Moreover, while complete purification according to Hudson's patent is difficult and expensive, there are many ways to make useful concentrates from many sources. Especially, the process to concentrate it from sea water is so simple and cheap that anyone can do it with minimal laboratory facilities. In addition, a number of more purified products, with different characteristics, are offered on the internet for human consumption*.

However, as things are, the scientific aspects are so exotic that ORMUS is not likely to get academic respectability any time soon. And since it is so simple to produce from sea water it cannot be patented. Thus there is no way it could be profitably taken up by large corporations. Indeed, for this reason they might well see it as a threat.    Thus it is up to us, the people; we urgently need proper statistically conducted trials**. Only with these might academic and governmental institutions be persuaded to take notice. Please could readers let me know of horticultural colleges, or otherwise, who might carry out trials, for which who I would be willing to supply samples

**In fact one such, from Louisiana State University, has recently been posted (http://www.subtleenergies.com/ormus/tw/LSU-AGCENTER.pdf)

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