Many of us are now making GANS or are given GANS by friends or family. Often, it takes quite a bit of effort and we seem to have small amounts of GANS to use for our applications. We would like to have liquid plasma to drink, spray or even bathe in. The GANS from our Cup 1 and Cup 2 often seems like it is not going to do all the jobs we need it to do when we have to process the virus out of our system with a protocol of drinking, full outside support with towels wrapped around the body and some sort of inhaling.
Obviously one needs at least some reasonable amount of GANS to start off with, around 50ml or so.
Now add this to a 2 litre bottle of water. Instead of just waiting for it to settle down, shake it vigorously for a few minutes. This will ensure that your GANS has come in contact many times with the water molecules and the information is now heavily imprinted on the water.
This will help you to create more liquid plasma quickly and allow you to at least have a good supply to get going with your protocols.
Stirring or spinning does the same thing in sending the fields out further when using devices in our home or garden. A spinning reactor flows the fields out into the environment. The shaking, spinning or stirring the GANS in the water creates the same effect.
5 Comments
Phil Cartisano
Hi Do you filter out the Gans from the water with a filter after shaking? Thanks
admin
No, one doesn't need to filter it, BUT, you do need to allow the GANS to settle in the normal way. Please see our document on making LP here https://plasmainnature.com/creating-liquid-plasma-with-your-gans-step-by-step-instructions-with-pictures/
Greg F
I’ve been using the same GANS and just adding more water and stirring. Do I need to dump and create a new batch at some point? Will the GANS begin to be less effective over time? Thanks!
admin
Hi Greg.
Over time, the GANS will deplete slightly and not have the exact potency. The suggestion is that each year to 18 months you just add a new batch to the old.
The old GANS still has value and so you don't need to throw it out, although your plants or environment would enjoy the boost if you were to spray them around your environment.
Use the copper around outside as cleanup, not on living creatures.
Antonio Palena
Hi! Lisa your doing a great job.
Antonio