I did it, I made the antiviral OneCup OneLife water invented by Keshe Foundation

As a science major, I found this nuclear physicist quite fascinating. He is from Iran, and he was contracted to help China develop ways to create a device (also incorporating nanotechnology) that can kill viruses, as a way to cut back on agricultural losses. Things like swine flu and bird flu cause them to have to slaughter or bury large amounts of their farm animals at time, at a great loss. The Communist party is all about GDP, and losses are not an option.

The three elements to create the water are salt, zinc material, and copper wire. And of course, some tap water. He made a video that was removed from YouTube, but when it was still up I got a chance to look at his other work on the channel, and it was really some incredible science. there is still a version of it up online and you can find him on Facebook or elsewhere on the internet. He says that he is working with them to create these machines, so that people can make the water themselves at home for its antiviral properties. China plans to mass produce a prototype for distribution. He also explains that this is something that is useful/used in space travel against viruses.

I found it interesting that the three main components were copper, zinc, and sodium, because these three are also recommended for immune-boosting against this specific virus. Sodium being in the form of sodium bicarbonate, to alkalize the system. I will attach the link to the video where he shows how to do it. It is really quite simple, if you can find the right materials. I went to the local Home Depot and got some multi-strand copper wire from the bulk wire department, and the zinc material I had to obtain by deconstructing a C battery, of the carbon zinc type. I believe you can also purchase something like it (zinc material) online, for scientific uses.

I'm getting older, and a female, not very strong, so it was quite challenging, but I was happy when I managed to complete the task. Of course, I cleaned the zinc material very well before using it. I plan to redo the setup again and make more, but with the newer materials that I purchased, because the first materials were not exactly what I was looking for, as the wire was too heavy and difficult to work with.

I have not ingested much of it, as I plan to make it again and try to dilute it a little bit and make it less salty. I can't say it has a pleasant taste, but a lot of medicine doesn't.

I put it in a spray bottle and spray it into the n95 mask I wear, and also on hands, face, mouth, sinus, etc.