Expanding fourth-phase Exclusion Zone (EZ) cellular water with infrared light

Expanding the negative electric potential Exclusion Zone (H3O2) layer lining cellular membrane proteins using targeted far-infrared and near-infrared radiant energy, green plant juicing, and deep ionic hydration, turning cells into light-driven batteries. Primary Citation: The Fourth Phase of Water: Beyond Solid, Liquid, and Vapor (2013). Verified Public Record: "Biological water next to hydrophilic surfaces is not ordinary liquid; it arranges into honeycomb sheets of H3O2, creating an Exclusion Zone with a negative electrical charge that acts as a battery powered by ambient infrared light." — The Fourth Phase of Water: Beyond Solid, Liquid, and Vapor (Chapter 4: The Exclusion Zone, p. 52 (2013))