Poker Deposit BonusAnother Demo of Knutric Lighting a Lamp
May 27th, 2008 Paul Lucas
I previously upload a video from the Spanish Knutric health drink infomercial that showed it being used to light up a lamp. Here is a longer version of that same kind of demo:
I am not an electrical engineer nor a chemist, so I am honestly not sure if such a thing they are showing is even possible. Can an electrical plug be dipped in to a liquid that would cause a light bulb to light up?
Whether it is scientifically possible or not, it sure doesn’t make me want to start swallowing Knutric. Gasoline is a liquid that gives automobiles lots of “energy” but I’m not about to start treating a gas pump as some kind of a keg!
They really make that K-Nutric health drink look delicious.
Comment by David — May 28th, 2008 at 1:29 pm
It looks to me like 1/2 the circuit to the lamp is already in place (connected to a power source). All she’s doing is completing the circuit.
Ordinary water doesn’t have sufficient conductivity to complete the circuit. But it’s possible to add things to water to make it more conductive. Seawater, for example, is quite a bit more conductive than potable water.
Nothing more than a parlor trick.
Comment by Ryan — June 7th, 2008 at 6:21 pm