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"In the past, I measured and examined individuals hado and created water that contained information to correct their disturbed hado. Each person has his/her intrinsic hado; therefore, the information that water should carry differs for every person. As the water was individualized after having found the most suitable hado for the person, it was very effective. I believe we could do the same with sounds."
Dr. Naoki Shibuya, who established Shibuya Brain Surgery Clinic in Shizuoka City, is known for his practice using "Sound-Energy Therapy" Dr. Shibuya earned a doctorate degree through his research in brain tumors and chemotherapy at the graduate school of Nagoya University. Dr. Shibuya, one of the leading neurosurgical with certifications from the Japan Neurosurgeons and certification from the Japan Neurosurgical Society, worked in the Neurosurgery Department of Nagoya and Tokai Universities.
In 1997, he wrote a book titled Subeteno Inochie: Something Great Karano Okurimono (To all lives: A gift from something great) (Sougohourei Publishing). In this book, he introduced sound-energy therapy as a method to cure various diseases by using the hado of voice. For complete details, please refer to Dr. Shibuya's book. He explains the therapy to find an individual's hado through his or her voice and have him/her listen to the sound that corrects the disturbances. The system for his therapy was developed by a Canadian engineer named Robert Lloy.
For thirty-five years, he devoted himself to studying this subject. He had a mathematician develop a mathematical formula to compute atomic frequencies, a sound is found to correct the disturbed frequency. note: (Robert Lloy is not an engineer, he is an inspired inventor).
In early 2003, Mr. Lloy further improved the system and developed software capable of creating a suitable sound after having a person vocalize for fifteen seconds. (unlike a piece of music that has a melody, this system uses a single sound in various patterns.) This software makes it possible to create sounds much more easily than with the old version. It takes about three minutes to complete.
I tried it myself. As I was exhausted after overseas travel and I was also quite busy writing, I had very stiff shoulders with some pain. After listening to the sound created by the software for 30 minutes, the stiffness in my shoulders suddenly disappeared. If this new system becomes popular, music therapy would be able to make a quantum leap, because the sound with the most suitable information can be delivered to our individual cells. At my company, we are studying this sound-energy system.
As good as the sound-energy system was, we made it better by adding the ability to "SUPER HYDRATE." You can Imprint the modified therapeutic Voice Analysis frequencies into our ToneUp Imprinting Structured Water. We wanted to invite interested parties to become a part of this breakthrough in Energy Medicine Technology.
Even the late psychic Edgar Casey predicted water cures would become popular in the future. The power of hydration has long been established. As a leader in sound-energy therapy, adding the ability to create "personalized super hydration water" was a natural step.
 <--- Robert Lloy & Masaru Emoto ... The Early Years in Japan
Masaru Emoto & Robert Lloy Create Emoto/Lloy Structured Water
On February 12, 2003 I traveled to Oxnard, California to attend a meeting with Robert Lloy to discuss Scalar Technology and Scalar Structured Water.At this historical meeting, I presented Mr. Lloy with the crystal photography of his structured water formulas.
Later that year I invited Robert Lloy to form a partnership which I named EmLloy, in honor of our surnames, Emoto and Lloy.
Mr. Lloy has invented a complex technology and corresponding manufacturing facility which is capable of imprinting coherent frequency information into water using his zero point energy field technology.
EmLloy products are distributed through Hado Centers in Japan and now I am happy to introduce you this Indigo water of EmLloy Water series in the US.
Sincerely, Masaru Emoto
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