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I found this to be a faulty test. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJBwlsu9asg

Yes and dangerous, I wonder if all the metal is from the Iron rod but I seen distilled water and it appeared unaffected.

True of most graphene, but from the microscopy published, these would be tubes that can corkscrew into cell membranes and breach the blood brain barrier and reaction to microwave energy from cell phones. Radiation to the brain for extended periods was what caused the illness to the embassy occupants, they had to leave cuba.

I found this product review that proves the test equipment is made of iron, it's not graphene oxide, it's iron oxide. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJBwlsu9asg%20Water%20Electrolyzer%20(Quality%20Tester)

Not likely, you can repeat this test with a battery charger and 316 stainless steal welding rods. The discoloration of the positive post is carbon, as the water is releasing hydrogen, and turning impure contents into non magnetic carbon. However, graphene is a para-magnetic substance. Although magnetic, it doesn't retain magnetism like iron does. Other para-magnetic materials are very common like magnetite and hematite found in the soil. But the amount seen here is astounding. What's it doing in a food product? Is it in cattle? Chicken? Fish?

I'm glad I distillate my water! Cheers just4looking,didn't know of para magnetic substances although being very common. We all know why this shite is in our food chain !

YES... I found this product review that proves the test equipment is made of iron, it's not graphene oxide, it's iron oxide. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJBwlsu9asg%20Water%20Electrolyzer%20(Quality%20Tester)