Abstract: A method of fracturing a subterranean formation while drilling, applying a new combination of completion techniques. When combined to work simultaneously together, these techniques have synergistic amplified benefits, dynamically opening fissures deep into the production zone. The saturated saltwater phase of the drilling fluid dehydrates all the clays and shale that are drilled through, by osmosis-opening up or enlarging production channels or paths while the relaxed filtrate penetrates further into the wall of the well bore through the naturally occurring fissures or channels in the formation. The saturated salt water fluid with a relaxed filtrate combines with a (0.5-5% by volume) variety of acids (encapsulated by natural oils or polymers) to acid etch or scour the clay or shale walls leaving an acid etch matrix of channeling for later hydrocarbon production.