KIKO Restoration Solution:

The KIKO program is quite easy to implement with low maintenance or associated labor costs;

(1) The role of Hydrogen bonds in enzymatic reactions is a well-known scientific fact. Most enzymatic reactions produce or consume hydrogen ions. Instead of focusing on pH quality, the Founder manufactured KIKO VOLCANIC PELLETS in Japan yielding consistent effects as follows:

(a) reduces the water’s surface tension by 10% to 30%, measured in femtoseconds – a thousand times faster than nanoseconds (e.g. equivalent to heating water between 60°C to 80°C); (b) allow immediate absorption of a “free energy” always in the air, known as Far Infrared (e.g. increases 7 to 9 times compared to normal water; (c) the KIKO PELLETS kick-starts kinetic energy, traveling long distances omnidirectionally, faster than the speed of sound in air (e.g. 330 meters per second).

(2) The Founder coins the above process as “Hydrogen ion activation” the starting point for any REMEDIATION cleanup. Although algae blooms or contaminated waste sites are seemingly void of bacteria, this is not the case at all when KIKO PELLETS are immersed. Seemingly “dormant” microbes (e.g. bacteria and fungi) colonize and flourish almost immediately going to work like Nature wants them to do (e.g. absorbing and digesting organic & inorganic residues, then discharging oxygen and nitrogen back to the atmosphere). There is a reason AIR is 78% Nitrogen and 21% Oxygen. The role of beneficial microbes has been acknowledged & accepted in soil microbiology, hydrocarbon oil spills, biogas scrubbers, fermentation etc.

(3) Bacteria are actually living organisms that under certain environmental conditions secrete an enzyme in order to digest toxins into smaller molecules. The number of enzymes in a bacterial cell is hard to estimate, perhaps 1000 types or more with unique cell structures. KIKO complements this reaction with a concoction called “MINERAL WATER CONDITIONER” (MWC). It is sprayed at a rate of approximately 1:200 over the surface of the estuary, lakes, rivers and dry Earth beds, in order to accelerate rapid break-down of complex substrates e.g. fertilizers runoffs, mining tailings, cyanide wastes, etc. MWC is a proprietary blend of 78 minerals and 18 amino acids (e.g. proteins)

(4) Aeration fountains, platforms or sub-surface diffusers are encouraged since Dissolved Oxygen bubbles enhance aerobic microorganisms to turn organic wastes into inorganic byproducts. Aeration fountains are aesthetically pleasing to the public eye plus it helps with releasing submerged gases, mucky bottoms and foul odors. Laboratory testing is quite standard as Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD) and Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD). There are many restoration sites simply using Aeration systems, but these sites should embrace the KIKO PELLETS and or the KIKO MINERAL WATER CONDITIONER spray (e.g. manufactured in USA)

(5) The third product in this protocol includes Activated Carbon (e.g. Biochar, straw, humates, burnt coconut shells) to ensure the removal of organic substrates, symbiotically working with natural beneficial microbes and the KIKO PELLETS. Activated carbon has micro pores capable of absorbing metals, tannins, pesticides, oils, lead et al. Replacement is probably required every six months depending on the degree of the water ways toxicity. Once again, Carbon absorption in the presence of KIKO Hydrogen ion activation is a proven winner.

(6) Finally, photosynthesis and chemosynthesis fuels all life on Earth is another well-known scientific fact. Based on the empirical field data one could theorize that KIKO fits seamlessly into the eco-system world of these chemosynthetic bacteria which recycle inorganic molecules such as Nitrogen, Phosphorous, Iron, Sulfides, Molecular Hydrogen, Ammonia etc. in order to fuel its own subsistence. Instead of killing living organisms with carcinogens like copper or zinc ions or aluminum hydroxides, the KIKO RESTORATION SOLUTION allows living cells to adapt to its own natural eco-balance, as complex as that may seem. Snails, clams, mussels and a host of other species feed on this food web of beneficial bacteria organisms and in turn they are consumed by larger species such as fish, crabs, octopi et al.