Quantum Leap
in water research
The idea of making Grander Technology known in Russia originated in 1996. Russia has an excellent reputation world-wide in the area of water research; indeed this was the case for most of the countries of the former Eastern Bloc. It was therfore obvious that importing Gander Technology into Russia would prove to be a very difficult undertaking, as the state authorities are particularly sceptical and have extremely high testing standards. And it transpired that it would in fact be close to impossible to obtain permission to import water technologies based on the transfer of information and structural changes.
The Russian experts demanded not only proof that Gander Technology is harmless, which would have been quite a simple matter, but also proof of its efficacy and with it, of its significance, not such an easy thing to do from a scientific point of view.
For a long time, the Russian researchers Yuri Rachmanin (re.) und Vladimir Kondratow have been investigating the technology of Grander Water Revitalization.
puty director of the Moscow Institute of Hygiene, Olga Skvortcova . She especially was interested in the transfer of information in water, which is an indication of the highly developed scientific culture of these researchers.
She recommended a man, who best was in a position to master this challenge, and this was Prof. Yuri A. Rachmanin, director of the Laboratory for Potable Water at the A. S. Sysin Research Institute, Vice President of the Academy for Natural Sciences and expert for drinking water of the World Health Organisation.
In the summer of 1997, Prof. Rachmanin prepared an extensive research programme which included physical, chemical, microbiological and also medical tests. He wanted to establish that Grander Technology had no negative effects on the health of the general public. These tests proved the health and environmental safety of the Grander Technology. In the summer of 1998, the Russian Ministry for Health granted unrestricted permission for the use of Grander Technology in Russia.
In order to establish how Grander Technology works and what its effects on water actually are, Dr. Kondratov, an expert in the study of water structure, was asked to participate in further tests. The results of the research activities of the Rachmanin/Kondratov scientific duo have since been registered world-wide as scientific discoveries. They are the reason why Johann Grander has been awarded the Silver Medal of Honour of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences, and it is assumed that this is the first stage of a quantum leap in water research. The basic statement the Russians are making is that the 20th century was dedicated mainly to the explorationof water chemistry, whereas the 21st century will belong to the neglected physics of water.
The impressive research results are one of the main reasons why the two Russian scientists Rachmanin and Kondratov (the latter gives the impression of being very modest and uncomplicated but is considered by his peers to be Russia’s “Einstein”) travel to Jochberg at least once a year in a sort of pilgrimage, in order to discuss, with Johann Grander and his in-house research team, further test possibilities, in as yet unexplored fields of application. | 