Charged Up: The 5th Phase of Water To Increase Energy, Grounding + Reduce Blood Sugar With Rob Gourley

April 24, 2025·1 hr 10 min·6 clips

A German student proved oxygen, not sugar, powers your body—and this water supercharges it with electrons.

Dr. Wendy Myers hosts Rob Gourley, the mechanical engineer who invented Wata, an electron-rich water designed to enhance cellular function and detoxification. Gourley developed this water based on the concept of a fifth phase of water, infusing it with a di-tetra gas containing oxygen and hydrogen loaded with electrons. The episode explores how this structured water purportedly increases energy, improves grounding, and aids in removing heavy metals from the body. Gourley explains that Wata's high electron content grounds the body and combats the negative effects of environmental EMF exposure from devices like cell phones. He claims the water is five times more hydrating than regular water due to smaller molecular size and increased electrical potential, allowing for better cell wall penetration. The conversation details how the water is used in medical settings, including for stabilizing pharmaceutical products and in treatments for eye conditions. Gourley shares a specific case where a woman who was blind for 20 years reportedly regained her vision after treatments using the gas-infused water with specialized goggles. He describes a dramatic testimonial from a dentist with extreme mercury toxicity who allegedly detoxified solely by drinking Wata. Gourley recounts how the water has been used for "limb salvage" in diabetic patients, improving blood flow and oxygenation to prevent amputation. He tells a story of a skydiver who used Wata to maintain 100% blood oxygen at 22,000 feet without supplemental oxygen. Another anecdote involves a mountain climber from Miami who, after drinking the water, ascended a major peak in Russia with minimal acclimatization time. A surprising claim is that the majority of the body's energy may come from the oxygen molecule itself, not from sugars or fats, based on recent research Gourley cites. He states that Wata's structure is so stable it remains unchanged even when placed on a mainframe computer for two weeks or stored for a decade. Gourley argues that stem cells in damaged eyes do not die but merely go into hibernation and can be reactivated with the energy from his water. He shares an account of a neurological patient who hadn't spoken in four years but began communicating after 30-40 minutes on a WIT machine, which delivers the same gas. The tone is enthusiastic and conversational, with Myers sharing her personal experience of feeling intensely energized when she first tried the water. The style is promotional and educational, blending personal testimonials with scientific terminology to explain the product's mechanisms. Listeners interested in biohacking, advanced hydration methods, or alternative detox protocols would find this episode compelling. Those skeptical of single-product solutions or who prefer strictly evidence-based medicine might want to skip it.

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An enthusiastic pitch for Wata that ties hydration to detox and energy.

On MyRC Talks, the discussion around Wata keeps circling back to detox, energy, and how the body is supposed to move things in and out. Rob Gourley is openly enthusiastic about the water, while Wendy Meyers keeps asking the practical questions: what it is meant to do, why it…

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