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The original concept of ‘the memory of water’ (see for instance Chaplin [1]) was based on water clusters serving as information carriers. However, Cowan et al. [2] showed that hydrogen bonds in these clusters have too short a lifetime to hold information. To meet this objection Czerlinski and Ypma [3] proposed the existence of nanodomains in water, formed as a result of a mechano-chemical effect such as the vigorous shaking that is part of the homeopathic process. Such nanodomains may be produced by groups of synchronously vibrating bonds in water molecules losing their vibrational energy in the process of breaking an OH-bond. Read More
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