Is the LSI actually an "Index"?
May 6, 2026 · 11 min · 16 segments
\[00:00] - Intro \[01:44] - Wójtowicz Update to the LSI Formula \[04:21] - Dr. Langelier's Original Index Formula \[05:56] - What water wants vs. What air wants \[08:18] - Closing…
May 6, 2026 · 11 min · 16 segments
\[00:00] - Intro \[01:44] - Wójtowicz Update to the LSI Formula \[04:21] - Dr. Langelier's Original Index Formula \[05:56] - What water wants vs. What air wants \[08:18] - Closing…
And I think part of the brand of this show is to not just be a social hour where we talk about stuff in the industry.
And in full disclosure, I learned a lot researching this because I never actually went this deep.
I mean, we had chemistry consultants who helped us with this and people who understood this.
So I've been trying to understand this, and I'm not quite there, but I think I have enough to distill it for an episode.
And I think part of the brand of this show is to not just be a social hour where we talk about stuff in the industry.
And in full disclosure, I learned a lot researching this because I never actually went this deep.
I mean, we had chemistry consultants who helped us with this and people who understood this.
So I've been trying to understand this, and I'm not quite there, but I think I have enough to distill it for an episode.
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