Researchers at the IIHW in tandem with Captive Energy Corp. and River Rural Electric Co-op are working on a trademarked process: the Tire Vaporization System®. Using discarded tires Researchers at 

the IIHW in tandem with Captive Energy Corp. and River Rural Electric Co-op are working on a trademarked process: the Tire Vaporization System®. Using discarded tires (experimentation now with block tire bales) the System burns this alternative heat/fuel source at a temperature of 1600°- 2100° F. The emissions have 

been multiple tested showing pollutant exhaust to be well below EVERY EPA minimum guideline.  The site above at Spanish Fork, UT will be modified and replicated at the Columbus research site.

VITÆ™-MYTE© VITA-Veggies® research by IIHW in conjunction with Blue Star Kosher Foods: Dr. CG Jacobson and Carol Ernest of City of Refuge work in hot beds planting the first VITA-Veggies® organic bedding plants using VITÆ™-MYTE© soil additive.  The foundation of VITÆ™-MYTE© is an a hardened silica based clay that has 65 trace minerals and 9 primary minerals with a neglible presence of toxic metals.  In preliminary testing this additive has been used to enhance feed for turkeys, fish, sheep and milk cows.  In addition to showing promise in helping minimize early birth, especially in sheep the twinning rate is exceptional.  When the VITÆ™-MYTE© is incorporated by plants it can be far more readily absorbed by cattle, bound to proteins and then grabbed by the human metabolizing process, resulting in many natural health benefits.

Project prepared greenhouses, hot beds, and fields for the installation of tire bale hot houses that will grow chiles, heirloom tomatoes, peppers, and eggplants, year round using VITÆ™-MYTE© soil additive creating organically enhanced VITA-Veggies®: i.e. food as medicine.