From Barcelona to Montserrat: Ayhan Doyuk’s Environmental Restoration Journey

📄 About the Document

The following content is part of an archived magazine cover that featured Mr. Ayhan Doyuk and his scientific and environmental presentations during his visit to Spain.The document originates from Discovery Salud, Issue No. 45, dated December 2002 . As the visual quality has degraded over time and access has become limited, this archive has been transcribed for public sharing in a readable format.

This document has been republished with the intention of highlighting that the work Mr. Ayhan Doyuk accomplished in the past laid the foundation for today’s environmental solutions—helping to refresh memory and foster a holistic understanding.

🗞️ Discovery Salud — Issue 45 / December 2002 / COVER CONTENT

THE TRUTH ABOUT THE BIO-BAC CASE("La verdad sobre el caso BIO-BAC")

🔹 Ayhan Doyuk amazed during his visit to Spain(“Ayhan Doyuk asombró en su visita a España”)

✏️ Title:

He wants to settle in our country: Ayhan Doyuk was in Spain

Ayhan Doyuk, the creator of the so-called "water of life," is arguably the man behind one of the most important discoveries of the last century. As we discussed in our September issue, this scientist finally arrived in Madrid in October, accepting the invitation extended earlier this year by our director.

And we must say—the expectations created were not only met but greatly surpassed. What he had said until then was already impressive, but his latest statements left us speechless. We share the details with you here.

As our loyal readers may remember, Ayhan Doyuk—currently living in Turkey—claims to have discovered a water-based formula that can eliminate various environmental issues, most notably pollution caused by petroleum and its derivatives.

According to him, some of the variations he developed not only purify water but also:– instantly extinguish fires,– eliminate bad odors,– improve efficiency in power transmission,– clean air and soil,– eliminate the need for fertilizers and pesticides in agriculture,– and transform landfills and sewage into usable areas.

These kinds of claims were extraordinary and difficult to believe. However, following a series of comprehensive demonstrations and presentations in Düsseldorf, Germany (Alternativa), organized with several collaborators, he received a direct invitation to come to Spain.

He accepted immediately, as he didn’t just want people to believe him—he wanted to demonstrate it in person. He was ready to prove the system through on-site experiments conducted openly in front of observers.

And it didn’t end there: after the demonstrations, he proposed that product samples be collected and sent to laboratories for analysis, and that anyone, anywhere, could test them at any time. He believed the system was so transparent that no manipulation or fraud would be possible.

🟫 Inset box below the title:Meticulous preparation

Doyuk’s visit to Spain included not only impressive presentations but also numerous meetings with scientific communities and official institutions.The interview conducted by Aitor Rodríguez highlighted his experience at Doyuk’s remarkable demonstration in Düsseldorf, which he described in detail.

When I was first told about Doyuk and finally invited to Alcanar (Tarragona) to meet him in person, I was convinced—both as a friend and a colleague. From there, we developed a plan for him to divide his time between Madrid and Barcelona, allowing him to reach as many people as possible.

I should start by saying that from the very beginning, many people collaborated with great dedication, never hesitating to engage with the information. At the forefront of these individuals, who showed a conscious and committed stance on the importance of the matter, was Genís Barrera, ecological advisor and president of Green Global, known for his dedication to the truth.

As part of the presentation process, we held meetings with Gabriel Matías (Directorate-General for Energy Policy and Mines), Luis Carlos Mas García (Ministry of Economy), and later another representative from the Ministry of Science and Technology. We avoided lengthy technical explanations and instead presented videos from Doyuk’s demonstrations in Austria and Turkey, clearly showing the instant transformation of water and its applied results. What we witnessed was truly impressive.

Of course, there will always be skeptics; however, Doyuk’s proposal was very clear:➤ Provide product samples to independent laboratories➤ Send them to any recipient, at any distance➤ Conduct any tests desiredHe guaranteed that no manipulation would be possible during any part of the process.

These efforts in Spain were significant, especially since organizing meetings between local authorities and scientific representatives is a challenge in itself. Despite the technical difficulties experienced with the administration, the progress was remarkable.

One of the key supporters who recognized the importance of this work and gave his direct support was Minister for the Environment Jaume Matas. Thanks to him, the process advanced more quickly.

🔷 Boxed Quote:“Ayhan Doyuk states that he has developed a water-based formula capable of eliminating pollution caused by petroleum and its derivatives.”

🔴 Subheading:DOYUK ARRIVES IN SPAIN

After several attempts, Ayhan Doyuk finally arrived in Spain at 10:00 a.m. on the morning of October 13. The reception at the airport was a clear sign of how seriously the entire process was being handled…

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It’s not that they didn’t understand. The same thing happened to everyone I had previously told the story to and shown the videos. Still, Pedro Pinar—who had first told me about the Düsseldorf demonstrations—was very clear:“Look, after hearing what you said, I will personally inform Jaume Matas. Then I’ll call you.”

And that’s exactly what he did. Just a few hours later, the necessary arrangements were made to meet Ayhan Doyuk in Madrid. Carmen Martorell, Secretary General of the Ministry of the Environment, approved the meeting.

That afternoon was a flurry of activity. When Ayhan and Ellya (a member of Doyuk’s team) landed at Barajas Airport, they were greeted by Aitor. Together, they headed to the hotel, the location of their first meeting.

Once preparations were complete, at 4:00 p.m. that same day, Ayhan Doyuk gave his first official presentation in Spain at the Madrid Ateneo.

The event was organized by Juan Fuertes, Director of the Scientific and Technical Division of the Ateneo, and Jaime Sánchez Montero, President of the Innovation and Creativity Committee of the Spanish Institute of Engineering. The event was held with strong participation from the scientific community and interested professionals.

🟩 Boxed Quote:“Ayhan Doyuk’s first presentation in Spain took place at the Madrid Ateneo. Hosted by:– Juan Fuertes (Director, Scientific and Technical Division, Ateneo)– Jaime Sánchez Montero (President, Innovation and Creativity Committee)”

That same evening, a practical demonstration was organized for officials who wanted to observe the effectiveness of Ayhan Doyuk’s system more clearly. During these demonstrations, Doyuk manipulated various forms of water, creating visibly perceptible changes. This confirmed that the system could be directly observed outside of laboratory conditions.

🔴 Subheading:THE MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT RECEIVED US

The next morning, Ayhan, Ellya, and Aitor had an official meeting with Carmen Martorell, Secretary General of the Ministry of Environment. The meeting was also attended by Javier Herrera (Director of the Emergency Department) and Agustí Codina (General Manager of Emergency Response in Catalonia). Ayhan Doyuk presented the technical details accompanied by demonstrations. The attending experts listened attentively.

The ministry’s secretary was particularly impressed after watching the videos and practical examples. She stated: “My personal opinion is that all technical department records should first be reviewed, followed by analyses of all affected areas.” A new meeting was scheduled for December.

That same evening, Ayhan Doyuk, Ellya, and Aitor met Gregorio Iturregui…

As mentioned earlier, the president of Green Global had expressed in our private conversations that he would do everything in his power to help disseminate this valuable knowledge in Spain. With this goal, he took us to the School of Agricultural Engineering of the Faculty of Agronomy at the Polytechnic University of Madrid.There, we met with professors Jesús Pérez and Asunción Molina, who examined Doyuk’s system with great interest. Along with their colleagues, they shared their perspectives on the agricultural application potential of the formula.

Later that same day, we received a call from a participant who had attended the Ateneo event: Juan Carlos Albendea. He was a specialist working at the Zorita Nuclear Power Plant. Upon hearing that one of Doyuk’s formulas might neutralize radioactivity, he immediately got in touch. He was interested in testing whether the technology could reduce the impact of nuclear waste. Doyuk responded positively to the invitation and expressed willingness to be involved in the proposed project.

🟩 Boxed Text:Just 24 hours after Ayhan Doyuk arrived in Spain, Carmen Martorell, Secretary General of the Ministry of Environment, hosted him and other officials at the ministry.

Later that same day, we learned about a large fire that had broken out in the Arganda del Rey area of Madrid. This incident was seen as an important opportunity to demonstrate Doyuk’s system for fire control. However, there were some production issues in Spain. Specifically, the specially prepared water required for the system had not yet been sourced. Therefore, we began looking for local production solutions.

The next day, Friday morning, Ayhan Doyuk, Ellya, and Aitor met with a young entrepreneur named María, who owned an innovative laboratory called Lateral Armonía. María stated that she was ready to provide the resources necessary for testing the system in a lab environment. She also said she could help organize meetings with potential business partners to manufacture the products in Spain and distribute them across Europe.

That same afternoon, another session was held at Ateneo. This time, among the attendees was Diego de Azqueta Besari, president of the Mexico Association. He had joined this meeting specifically to explore the many possibilities from different perspectives.

🔴 Subheading:THE JOURNEY TO BARCELONA

On Saturday morning, we took a train to Barcelona. A very busy schedule awaited us…

That afternoon, a group of people who had read the newspaper interview also wanted to meet with Ayhan Doyuk. This group included financial advisor Santiago Soler, banker Francisco Casas, lawyer Carmen Domènech, and many other notable individuals. They directly contacted Aitor and expressed their desire to coordinate the meetings in Barcelona.

Later that day, a closed meeting was held with members of the business community. The meeting was chaired by Josep Gustems, one of Catalonia’s leading businessmen. Among the participants were representatives of various industrial groups and technical consultants. After the meeting, the hotel on Pradillo Street, which would serve as the coordination base for Ayhan Doyuk’s stay in Barcelona, was confirmed.

The next morning, Ayhan Doyuk was invited to the Montserrat Monastery. There, he met with an important figure: the Cadía monk, one of the most influential spiritual leaders in Catalonia. He had heard about Doyuk’s work with water and had been deeply moved by the interview he read.

🟩 Boxed Text:“The head monk of Montserrat Monastery invited Ayhan Doyuk to heal not just the mountain, but the entire Montserrat mountain range—this sacred region that symbolizes Catalonia.”

Environmental Restoration Around Montserrat: A Symbolic Project

During the meeting, it was proposed that environmental restoration in the Montserrat area be carried out as a symbolic project—one that would serve both nature and the spiritual essence of the region. Doyuk accepted the project and scheduled a second visit to finalize the details.

That same evening, they returned to Madrid, and the contacts in Barcelona were temporarily suspended. However, the organizing team continued their work for the upcoming meetings and production planning in the following months.

That night, another closed-door meeting took place at the hotel where Doyuk was staying. The discussion focused on the potential application of his formulations in advanced health practices. Among the participants were therapists specializing in alternative medicine and energy-based therapies.

Ayhan Doyuk said the following about water:

“I believe that when this water is charged with the right energy, all non-genetic diseases can be reversed. Water is not merely a substance; it is a field that carries information.”

Following his words, a profound silence fell over the room. Then, Doyuk added:

“I believe this system is not a commercial venture, but a humanitarian one. Water speaks its own language. We have silenced it for years.”

This final meeting of the night left a lasting impression and deepened the perspectives of those present in Barcelona.

🟩 Highlighted Note:Ayhan Doyuk states that his energized water can reverse any non-genetic disease, including cancer, degenerative diseases, and severe arteriosclerosis.

The country is intensely focused on this subject, and contrary to general perception, Europe has yet to find a solution capable of achieving success on this scale. Even in Germany, access to the pure and correct type of water required for Doyuk’s work has proven elusive. In Turkey, however, highly valuable water sources remain active. The rest of Europe faces serious difficulties in sourcing adequate water.

Given these conditions, local production in Spain currently seems difficult, though certain progress may still be possible.

In fact, at the time this article was written, the most significant information we received was this:Ayhan Doyuk claims that his system can reverse all non-genetic diseases, including cancer.This is not merely a claim—he bases it on both theoretical understanding and practical experience.

Naturally, we believe further scientific research is necessary to validate this information. However, one thing is clear: Doyuk’s words are sincere, coherent, and heartfelt. Moreover, they challenge everything we’ve known about water up until now.

At the time of publication, there were still ongoing meetings, technical discussions, and efforts to seek support. Ayhan Doyuk repeatedly emphasized that his intention was to evaluate this entire process within an ethical framework for humanity before any commercialization.

The article concludes with the following sentence:

🖊️ José Antonio Campoy

“For now, the only thing we can say is: Stay tuned. This is just the beginning.”

🔗 Original Document Link:https://www.scribd.com/document/569224660/Prensa-DSALUD-45-Ayhan-Doyuk-2002-12-aydoagua