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FRUIT and VEGETABLES contain 'structured water', a PLASMA phase (light). Capturing SUNLIGHT, they store this energy as 'nutrients', emitting subtle BIOPHOTONS,(light) a reflection of their 'vitality'. Consuming these LIVING foods integrates this 'life force' into our bodies. Does the PLASMA effect seen in 'microwaved' grapes demonstrate this incredible ENERGY......

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