Abstract: A process for treating water includes the steps of passing the water through a conduit having spaced apart cavitation zones and a central laminar flow zone to increase negative hydrogen ions in the water, to increase electron activity, and to decrease molecular clustering, and thereby reduce surface tension of the water for improved hydration by a body consuming the water, including people, animals, and plants.

Abstract: A process for revitalizing mineral deficient water, such as reverse osmosis water, includes the steps of passing the water through a conduit having internal deflectors which cause cavitation to increase negative hydrogen ions in the water and the step of flowing the water through a mineral sleeve so as to impart the mineral frequencies to the water for subsequent absorption by a body consuming the water, including people, animals, and plants.

Abstract: The present invention is directed towards a bio-renewable thermal energy heating and cooling system which is capable of rejection, reclamation and cogeneration. The refrigeration system of the present invention utilizes one or more evaporators and one or more condensers to transform thermal energy in the form of waste heat in one environment for use in another environment. The hot and cold sides of the refrigeration process may be split for multiple applications for increased utilization of the system energy. The environmental variables are balanced so as to optimize the properties of the refrigerant and the capabilities of the system compressor.

Abstract: A method and system for recovering thermal energy from an ambient environment includes an evaporator plate assembly located in the ambient environment, such as outdoors to absorb thermal energy from air. A compressor, heat exchanger, and water storage tank are located indoors. Fluid lines provide a closed circuit between the evaporator plate assembly, the compressor, and the heat exchanger. Water lines provide a flow path between the exchanger and the hot water tank. Refrigerant fluid in the evaporator plate assembly absorbs thermal energy from the ambient environment, and the fluid is then compressed by the compressor to increase the temperature thereof. The heated fluid transfers thermal energy to water in the heat exchanger, which is then stored in the tank for use. The hot water can be circulated to furnace coils wherein air is blown over the coils to absorb heat therefrom, and used to heat one or more rooms.