Show Notes
Steven Sedlmayr has an extensive background in mathematics and was the youngest recipient of the National Science Foundation Grant at age of 16. He has worked for Martin Marietta, NASA, and the Denver Nuggets and several other institutions. Steven has many patents to his name. He has founded several companies and also is the inventor of the fiber optic television - ahead of its time, but is the precursor to high-definition television.
Later in his career, he worked with Dr. Rostrom Roy from Arizona State and Penn State. His latest patented invention concerns the restructuring of water molecules through a resonant process inducted by microwave energy. Divinia water is light water - meaning that the deuterium (heavy water) is stripped from the molecules.
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