As you say:
“we can’t “make more water” for the world just by thinking “good thoughts”.”

As per your comment i can judge that u r a good science student. so might be knowing the saying that “Energy saved is energy gained”. So, same thing is applied here, “water saved is water gained”.

“when something sounds so pseudoscientific as \”with increase in crystalline structure, the energy of water increases.\”"

In chemistry, it is taught that bond breakage release energy while bond formation needs energy. It is because every molecule in this universe try to attain minimum energy and maximum entropy (I hope u must be knowing this concept as from ur talks u appear to be quite learned.

Now, a molecule in crystal structure is more rigid and hence lower entropy and high energy since it is not a stable configuration. You have to provide energy to keep it in that state. In my case the energy is provided by the radiations released by our body. So, in a way u are increasing the overall energy of water.

“Since we seem to be assuming that this parcel of water isn\’t moving, and that it is resting in a container (so that it has no potential energy), then its energy content must be kinetic.”

I think you are confused a bit. Body at rest may have potential energy (Depending on its position) but it can’t have kinetic energy.

“Conversely, when water is frozen, energy leaves the parcel of water and goes out into \”the system\” (in most cases, your freezer), then it is carried through the air inside, through some coolant, etc., and ejected through the radiator coils behind the refrigerator (which is why it\’s warm back there).”

Agreed! with what you say, but You again just didn’t went for correct interpretation.
Again lets take the help of thermodynamics, to cool down a stuff you need to invest energy, in this case it is the refrigerator which uses the electrical energy to cool down stuff. So, if you look the scenario as a whole you giving more amount of energy to compensate for the energy lost during cooling of molecule.

I hope it help you. For more questions feel free to ask.

With regards,
urguide

“[...]is that with increase in crystalline structure, the energy of water increases. Also, its absorption in our body cells increases.”

The “energy of water”? Strictly speaking, the phrase “energy of water” describes a certain amount of energy contained in a theoretical parcel of water. Since we seem to be assuming that this parcel of water isn’t moving, and that it is resting in a container (so that it has no potential energy), then its energy content must be kinetic. By definition, the kinetic “energy in water” is a phenomenon we’re very familiar with- Temperature. When you boil water, you’re forcing the molecules in the pot to move around more quickly by adding energy to the water. Conversely, when water is frozen, energy leaves the parcel of water and goes out into “the system” (in most cases, your freezer), then it is carried through the air inside, through some coolant, etc., and ejected through the radiator coils behind the refrigerator (which is why it’s warm back there).

So, according to this article, when we “think good thoughts”, the water in our body gains a more crystalline structure (which would require it freezing, by the way), then increases in temperature.

There’s absolutely nothing wrong with being open-minded, but for God’s sake (not that it exists, that’s another story) try to think for yourself, especially when something sounds so pseudoscientific as “with increase in crystalline structure, the energy of water increases.”

We can’t create mass in our bodies by “thinking good thoughts”; the “crystal structure” of water molecules (which in itself sounds shaky- water isn’t a crystal unless it’s in a solid state, and the last time I checked, the [live] human body temperature is well above 0 degrees C) has nothing to do with the number of molecules, and therefore with the amount of water present. Thus we can’t “make more water” for the world just by thinking “good thoughts”.

The only possible way I could rationalize this article is if English isn’t your native language (or, as stated above, if you’re mentally challenged).