Re: OT/ I am looking for feedback on water.

[Guest guest]

Hullo Adrienne. You are going to experience many conflicting opinions from this group about water, water sources, bottled water, distilled, tap water, natural springs, water systems, water filters, etc. It has been discussed at some length in old posts. And as I said, you will get varying input, probably just as confusing as what you have found so far. What are the conflicting readings you have found about reverse osmosis? Glad Day ~ Karla in IL

[Guest guest]

Hullo Adrienne. You are going to experience many conflicting opinions from this group about water, water sources, bottled water, distilled, tap water, natural springs, water systems, water filters, etc. It has been discussed at some length in old posts. And as I said, you will get varying input, probably just as confusing as what you have found so far. What are the conflicting readings you have found about reverse osmosis? Glad Day ~ Karla in IL

[Guest guest]

Adrienne,

I work with a level 6 water quality specialist… if you have some

specific questions ask away… check out puritybay.com for some answers on water.

Reverse Osmosis is one of the best ways of removing bad stuff from the water…

including pharmaceuticals that have been showing up recently in some parts of

the country.

Dennis

From:

no-forced-vaccination

[mailto:no-forced-vaccination ] On Behalf Of Adrienne

o

Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2008 5:14 PM

vaccines

Subject: OT/ I am looking for feedback on water.

Wondering if any of you have experience with reverse

osmosis water? I am ready many conflicting articles on the subject. Any

insight would be greatly appreciated!

Regards,

Adrienne

[Guest guest]

Adrienne,

I work with a level 6 water quality specialist… if you have some

specific questions ask away… check out puritybay.com for some answers on water.

Reverse Osmosis is one of the best ways of removing bad stuff from the water…

including pharmaceuticals that have been showing up recently in some parts of

the country.

Dennis

From:

no-forced-vaccination

[mailto:no-forced-vaccination ] On Behalf Of Adrienne

o

Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2008 5:14 PM

vaccines

Subject: OT/ I am looking for feedback on water.

Wondering if any of you have experience with reverse

osmosis water? I am ready many conflicting articles on the subject. Any

insight would be greatly appreciated!

Regards,

Adrienne

[Guest guest]

The conclusion we came to I believe, was to purchase or acquire natural spring water(someone said they actually go to a local spring and bottle it themselves. ) Make sure it's artesian and it has the name of the source spring on it. I usually buy semi local stuff that is from a local spring and bottling company, as opposed to nestle(wich is the only other brand at the local grocer) or some other big brand name. Distilled water is better than drinking straight tap water, but it sucks the nutrients out of you with reverse osmosis... You have to make sure you eat nutrient rich foods to compensate. I like the taste of spring water better anyway.

~MattOn Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 11:00 PM, Dennis <obriensr@...> wrote:

Adrienne,

I work with a level 6 water quality specialist… if you have some

specific questions ask away… check out puritybay.com for some answers on water.

Reverse Osmosis is one of the best ways of removing bad stuff from the water…

including pharmaceuticals that have been showing up recently in some parts of

the country.

Dennis

From:

no-forced-vaccination

[mailto:no-forced-vaccination ] On Behalf Of Adrienne

o

Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2008 5:14 PM

vaccines

Subject: OT/ I am looking for feedback on water.

Wondering if any of you have experience with reverse

osmosis water? I am ready many conflicting articles on the subject. Any

insight would be greatly appreciated!

Regards,

Adrienne

[Guest guest]

The conclusion we came to I believe, was to purchase or acquire natural spring water(someone said they actually go to a local spring and bottle it themselves. ) Make sure it's artesian and it has the name of the source spring on it. I usually buy semi local stuff that is from a local spring and bottling company, as opposed to nestle(wich is the only other brand at the local grocer) or some other big brand name. Distilled water is better than drinking straight tap water, but it sucks the nutrients out of you with reverse osmosis... You have to make sure you eat nutrient rich foods to compensate. I like the taste of spring water better anyway.

~MattOn Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 11:00 PM, Dennis <obriensr@...> wrote:

Adrienne,

I work with a level 6 water quality specialist… if you have some

specific questions ask away… check out puritybay.com for some answers on water.

Reverse Osmosis is one of the best ways of removing bad stuff from the water…

including pharmaceuticals that have been showing up recently in some parts of

the country.

Dennis

From:

no-forced-vaccination

[mailto:no-forced-vaccination ] On Behalf Of Adrienne

o

Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2008 5:14 PM

vaccines

Subject: OT/ I am looking for feedback on water.

Wondering if any of you have experience with reverse

osmosis water? I am ready many conflicting articles on the subject. Any

insight would be greatly appreciated!

Regards,

Adrienne

[Guest guest]

btw, I was the one who started the last huge string of OT posts regarding water. So it's still pretty fresh in my mind. On Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 11:46 PM, OFTHEBORG <oftheborg@...> wrote:

The conclusion we came to I believe, was to purchase or acquire natural spring water(someone said they actually go to a local spring and bottle it themselves. ) Make sure it's artesian and it has the name of the source spring on it. I usually buy semi local stuff that is from a local spring and bottling company, as opposed to nestle(wich is the only other brand at the local grocer) or some other big brand name. Distilled water is better than drinking straight tap water, but it sucks the nutrients out of you with reverse osmosis... You have to make sure you eat nutrient rich foods to compensate. I like the taste of spring water better anyway.

~MattOn Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 11:00 PM, Dennis <obriensr@...> wrote:

Adrienne,

I work with a level 6 water quality specialist… if you have some

specific questions ask away… check out puritybay.com for some answers on water.

Reverse Osmosis is one of the best ways of removing bad stuff from the water…

including pharmaceuticals that have been showing up recently in some parts of

the country.

Dennis

From:

no-forced-vaccination

[mailto:no-forced-vaccination ] On Behalf Of Adrienne

o

Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2008 5:14 PM

vaccines

Subject: OT/ I am looking for feedback on water.

Wondering if any of you have experience with reverse

osmosis water? I am ready many conflicting articles on the subject. Any

insight would be greatly appreciated!

Regards,

Adrienne

[Guest guest]

btw, I was the one who started the last huge string of OT posts regarding water. So it's still pretty fresh in my mind. On Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 11:46 PM, OFTHEBORG <oftheborg@...> wrote:

The conclusion we came to I believe, was to purchase or acquire natural spring water(someone said they actually go to a local spring and bottle it themselves. ) Make sure it's artesian and it has the name of the source spring on it. I usually buy semi local stuff that is from a local spring and bottling company, as opposed to nestle(wich is the only other brand at the local grocer) or some other big brand name. Distilled water is better than drinking straight tap water, but it sucks the nutrients out of you with reverse osmosis... You have to make sure you eat nutrient rich foods to compensate. I like the taste of spring water better anyway.

~MattOn Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 11:00 PM, Dennis <obriensr@...> wrote:

Adrienne,

I work with a level 6 water quality specialist… if you have some

specific questions ask away… check out puritybay.com for some answers on water.

Reverse Osmosis is one of the best ways of removing bad stuff from the water…

including pharmaceuticals that have been showing up recently in some parts of

the country.

Dennis

From:

no-forced-vaccination

[mailto:no-forced-vaccination ] On Behalf Of Adrienne

o

Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2008 5:14 PM

vaccines

Subject: OT/ I am looking for feedback on water.

Wondering if any of you have experience with reverse

osmosis water? I am ready many conflicting articles on the subject. Any

insight would be greatly appreciated!

Regards,

Adrienne

[Guest guest]

Dono the source of the “sucks the nutrients out of you”

but it is false, incomplete or misleading… reverse osmosis is just water

under the pressure from the city or well having to pass through some really

small wholes that only allows the molecules of water through…

things bigger than 1 micron don’t fit through the wholes so they don’t

make it out into the drinking reservoir or stored water. RO’s

filter out viruses and bacteria.

The argument by some makers of water filters is that the RO

process removes nutrients especially minerals but that is just a way of saying

that their units leave in the rocks and other contaminants… The rocks

(minerals) are good for kidney stones, gall stones and many other illness due

to the rock in the intestinal track.

Get a good 5 or 6 stage RO and enjoy water the way nature

intended it. Crystal Clear and great tasting. Even ice cubes become

clear like icicles in the mountains.

Dennis

From:

no-forced-vaccination

[mailto:no-forced-vaccination ] On Behalf Of OFTHEBORG

Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2008 10:48 PM

no-forced-vaccination

Subject: Re: OT/ I am looking for feedback on

water.

btw, I was the one who started the last huge

string of OT posts regarding water. So it's still pretty fresh in my

mind.

On Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 11:46 PM, OFTHEBORG <oftheborg@...> wrote:

The conclusion we came to I believe, was to purchase or

acquire natural spring water(someone said they actually go to a local spring

and bottle it themselves. ) Make sure it's artesian and it has the

name of the source spring on it. I usually buy semi local stuff that is from a

local spring and bottling company, as opposed to nestle(wich is the only other

brand at the local grocer) or some other big brand name. Distilled water

is better than drinking straight tap water, but it sucks the nutrients out of

you with reverse osmosis... You have to make sure you eat nutrient rich foods

to compensate. I like the taste of spring water better anyway.

~Matt

On Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 11:00 PM, Dennis <obriensr@...>

wrote:

Adrienne,

I work

with a level 6 water quality specialist… if you have some specific

questions ask away… check out puritybay.com for some answers on water. Reverse

Osmosis is one of the best ways of removing bad stuff from the water…

including pharmaceuticals that have been showing up recently in some

parts of the country.

Dennis

From: no-forced-vaccination [mailto:no-forced-vaccination ]

On Behalf Of Adrienne o

Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2008 5:14 PM

vaccines

Subject: OT/ I am looking for feedback on water.

Wondering if any of you have experience with reverse osmosis water? I am

ready many conflicting articles on the subject. Any insight would be greatly

appreciated!

Regards,

Adrienne

[Guest guest]

Dono the source of the “sucks the nutrients out of you”

but it is false, incomplete or misleading… reverse osmosis is just water

under the pressure from the city or well having to pass through some really

small wholes that only allows the molecules of water through…

things bigger than 1 micron don’t fit through the wholes so they don’t

make it out into the drinking reservoir or stored water. RO’s

filter out viruses and bacteria.

The argument by some makers of water filters is that the RO

process removes nutrients especially minerals but that is just a way of saying

that their units leave in the rocks and other contaminants… The rocks

(minerals) are good for kidney stones, gall stones and many other illness due

to the rock in the intestinal track.

Get a good 5 or 6 stage RO and enjoy water the way nature

intended it. Crystal Clear and great tasting. Even ice cubes become

clear like icicles in the mountains.

Dennis

From:

no-forced-vaccination

[mailto:no-forced-vaccination ] On Behalf Of OFTHEBORG

Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2008 10:48 PM

no-forced-vaccination

Subject: Re: OT/ I am looking for feedback on

water.

btw, I was the one who started the last huge

string of OT posts regarding water. So it's still pretty fresh in my

mind.

On Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 11:46 PM, OFTHEBORG <oftheborg@...> wrote:

The conclusion we came to I believe, was to purchase or

acquire natural spring water(someone said they actually go to a local spring

and bottle it themselves. ) Make sure it's artesian and it has the

name of the source spring on it. I usually buy semi local stuff that is from a

local spring and bottling company, as opposed to nestle(wich is the only other

brand at the local grocer) or some other big brand name. Distilled water

is better than drinking straight tap water, but it sucks the nutrients out of

you with reverse osmosis... You have to make sure you eat nutrient rich foods

to compensate. I like the taste of spring water better anyway.

~Matt

On Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 11:00 PM, Dennis <obriensr@...>

wrote:

Adrienne,

I work

with a level 6 water quality specialist… if you have some specific

questions ask away… check out puritybay.com for some answers on water. Reverse

Osmosis is one of the best ways of removing bad stuff from the water…

including pharmaceuticals that have been showing up recently in some

parts of the country.

Dennis

From: no-forced-vaccination [mailto:no-forced-vaccination ]

On Behalf Of Adrienne o

Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2008 5:14 PM

vaccines

Subject: OT/ I am looking for feedback on water.

Wondering if any of you have experience with reverse osmosis water? I am

ready many conflicting articles on the subject. Any insight would be greatly

appreciated!

Regards,

Adrienne

[Guest guest]

OH… you can find a TDS meter at the local Walgreens for about

15 dollars… this will measure the amount of particles in your water… it also

has on the meter a gauge that gives you some of the ranges. You can also

google TDS meters and find a wealth of information about water and the contaminants

and what to do about them.

Dennis

From:

no-forced-vaccination

[mailto:no-forced-vaccination ] On Behalf Of OFTHEBORG

Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2008 10:48 PM

no-forced-vaccination

Subject: Re: OT/ I am looking for feedback on

water.

btw, I was the one who started the last huge

string of OT posts regarding water. So it's still pretty fresh in my

mind.

On Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 11:46 PM, OFTHEBORG <oftheborg@...> wrote:

The conclusion we came to I believe, was to purchase or

acquire natural spring water(someone said they actually go to a local spring

and bottle it themselves. ) Make sure it's artesian and it has the

name of the source spring on it. I usually buy semi local stuff that is from a

local spring and bottling company, as opposed to nestle(wich is the only other

brand at the local grocer) or some other big brand name. Distilled water

is better than drinking straight tap water, but it sucks the nutrients out of

you with reverse osmosis... You have to make sure you eat nutrient rich foods

to compensate. I like the taste of spring water better anyway.

~Matt

On Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 11:00 PM, Dennis <obriensr@...>

wrote:

Adrienne,

I work

with a level 6 water quality specialist… if you have some specific questions

ask away… check out puritybay.com

for some answers on water. Reverse Osmosis is one of the best ways of

removing bad stuff from the water… including pharmaceuticals that have

been showing up recently in some parts of the country.

Dennis

From: no-forced-vaccination [mailto:no-forced-vaccination ]

On Behalf Of Adrienne o

Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2008 5:14 PM

vaccines

Subject: OT/ I am looking for feedback on water.

Wondering if any of you have experience with reverse osmosis water? I am

ready many conflicting articles on the subject. Any insight would be greatly

appreciated!

Regards,

Adrienne

[Guest guest]

OH… you can find a TDS meter at the local Walgreens for about

15 dollars… this will measure the amount of particles in your water… it also

has on the meter a gauge that gives you some of the ranges. You can also

google TDS meters and find a wealth of information about water and the contaminants

and what to do about them.

Dennis

From:

no-forced-vaccination

[mailto:no-forced-vaccination ] On Behalf Of OFTHEBORG

Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2008 10:48 PM

no-forced-vaccination

Subject: Re: OT/ I am looking for feedback on

water.

btw, I was the one who started the last huge

string of OT posts regarding water. So it's still pretty fresh in my

mind.

On Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 11:46 PM, OFTHEBORG <oftheborg@...> wrote:

The conclusion we came to I believe, was to purchase or

acquire natural spring water(someone said they actually go to a local spring

and bottle it themselves. ) Make sure it's artesian and it has the

name of the source spring on it. I usually buy semi local stuff that is from a

local spring and bottling company, as opposed to nestle(wich is the only other

brand at the local grocer) or some other big brand name. Distilled water

is better than drinking straight tap water, but it sucks the nutrients out of

you with reverse osmosis... You have to make sure you eat nutrient rich foods

to compensate. I like the taste of spring water better anyway.

~Matt

On Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 11:00 PM, Dennis <obriensr@...>

wrote:

Adrienne,

I work

with a level 6 water quality specialist… if you have some specific questions

ask away… check out puritybay.com

for some answers on water. Reverse Osmosis is one of the best ways of

removing bad stuff from the water… including pharmaceuticals that have

been showing up recently in some parts of the country.

Dennis

From: no-forced-vaccination [mailto:no-forced-vaccination ]

On Behalf Of Adrienne o

Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2008 5:14 PM

vaccines

Subject: OT/ I am looking for feedback on water.

Wondering if any of you have experience with reverse osmosis water? I am

ready many conflicting articles on the subject. Any insight would be greatly

appreciated!

Regards,

Adrienne

[Guest guest]

Hi Adrienne,

We had reverse osmosis installed in our home several years ago. I love it. It is very important to keep the filters changed. Other than that it's great. What have you learned that is negative?

Joyce

OT/ I am looking for feedback on water.

Wondering if any of you have experience with reverse osmosis water? I am ready many conflicting articles on the subject. Any insight would be greatly appreciated!

Regards,

Adrienne

[Guest guest]

Hi Adrienne,

We had reverse osmosis installed in our home several years ago. I love it. It is very important to keep the filters changed. Other than that it's great. What have you learned that is negative?

Joyce

OT/ I am looking for feedback on water.

Wondering if any of you have experience with reverse osmosis water? I am ready many conflicting articles on the subject. Any insight would be greatly appreciated!

Regards,

Adrienne

[Guest guest]

Hi Adrienne,

We had reverse osmosis installed in our home several years ago. I love it. It is very important to keep the filters changed. Other than that it's great. What have you learned that is negative?

Joyce

OT/ I am looking for feedback on water.

Wondering if any of you have experience with reverse osmosis water? I am ready many conflicting articles on the subject. Any insight would be greatly appreciated!

Regards,

Adrienne

[Guest guest]

Hi Adrienne,

We had reverse osmosis installed in our home several years ago. I love it. It is very important to keep the filters changed. Other than that it's great. What have you learned that is negative?

Joyce

OT/ I am looking for feedback on water.

Wondering if any of you have experience with reverse osmosis water? I am ready many conflicting articles on the subject. Any insight would be greatly appreciated!

Regards,

Adrienne

[Guest guest]

I agree with you, Dennis. I LOVE the taste of my RO water and how clear the ice cubes are. Thank you for your information.

Joyce

OT/ I am looking for feedback on water.

Wondering if any of you have experience with reverse osmosis water? I am ready many conflicting articles on the subject. Any insight would be greatly appreciated!

Regards,

Adrienne

[Guest guest]

I agree with you, Dennis. I LOVE the taste of my RO water and how clear the ice cubes are. Thank you for your information.

Joyce

OT/ I am looking for feedback on water.

Wondering if any of you have experience with reverse osmosis water? I am ready many conflicting articles on the subject. Any insight would be greatly appreciated!

Regards,

Adrienne

[Guest guest]

You are welcomed… I have enjoyed this part of my career more than

any other field. Fixing water is very rewarding! The technology for fixing

today’s water exists and it produces awesome water that you taste and

immediately feel the difference in your skin, hair and food.

Dennis

From:

no-forced-vaccination

[mailto:no-forced-vaccination ] On Behalf Of Joyce Tull

Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2008 7:41 AM

no-forced-vaccination

Subject: Re: OT/ I am looking for feedback on

water.

I

agree with you, Dennis. I LOVE the taste of my RO water and how clear the

ice cubes are. Thank you for your information.

Joyce

-----

Original Message -----

From: Dennis

no-forced-vaccination

Sent: Thursday, October

30, 2008 12:53 AM

Subject: RE:

OT/ I am looking for feedback on water.

Dono the source of the “sucks the

nutrients out of you” but it is false, incomplete or misleading… reverse

osmosis is just water under the pressure from the city or well having to pass

through some really small wholes that only allows the molecules of water

through… things bigger than 1 micron don’t fit through the wholes so they

don’t make it out into the drinking reservoir or stored water. RO’s

filter out viruses and bacteria.

The argument by some makers of water

filters is that the RO process removes nutrients especially minerals but that

is just a way of saying that their units leave in the rocks and other

contaminants… The rocks (minerals) are good for kidney stones, gall

stones and many other illness due to the rock in the intestinal track.

Get a good 5 or 6 stage RO and enjoy

water the way nature intended it. Crystal Clear and great tasting.

Even ice cubes become clear like icicles in the mountains.

Dennis

From:

no-forced-vaccination [mailto:no-forced-vaccination ]

On Behalf Of OFTHEBORG

Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2008 10:48 PM

no-forced-vaccination

Subject: Re: OT/ I am looking for feedback on

water.

btw, I was the one who started the last huge string of OT posts regarding

water. So it's still pretty fresh in my mind.

On

Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 11:46 PM, OFTHEBORG <oftheborg@...> wrote:

The

conclusion we came to I believe, was to purchase or acquire natural spring water(someone

said they actually go to a local spring and bottle it themselves. )

Make sure it's artesian and it has the name of the source spring on it. I

usually buy semi local stuff that is from a local spring and bottling company,

as opposed to nestle(wich is the only other brand at the local grocer) or some

other big brand name. Distilled water is better than drinking straight

tap water, but it sucks the nutrients out of you with reverse osmosis... You

have to make sure you eat nutrient rich foods to compensate. I like the taste

of spring water better anyway.

~Matt

On

Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 11:00 PM, Dennis <obriensr@...>

wrote:

Adrienne,

I work

with a level 6 water quality specialist… if you have some specific questions

ask away… check out puritybay.com

for some answers on water. Reverse Osmosis is one of the best ways of

removing bad stuff from the water… including pharmaceuticals that have

been showing up recently in some parts of the country.

Dennis

From: no-forced-vaccination [mailto:no-forced-vaccination ]

On Behalf Of Adrienne o

Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2008 5:14 PM

vaccines

Subject: OT/ I am looking for feedback on water.

Wondering if any of you have experience with reverse osmosis water? I am

ready many conflicting articles on the subject. Any insight would be greatly

appreciated!

Regards,

Adrienne

[Guest guest]

You are welcomed… I have enjoyed this part of my career more than

any other field. Fixing water is very rewarding! The technology for fixing

today’s water exists and it produces awesome water that you taste and

immediately feel the difference in your skin, hair and food.

Dennis

From:

no-forced-vaccination

[mailto:no-forced-vaccination ] On Behalf Of Joyce Tull

Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2008 7:41 AM

no-forced-vaccination

Subject: Re: OT/ I am looking for feedback on

water.

I

agree with you, Dennis. I LOVE the taste of my RO water and how clear the

ice cubes are. Thank you for your information.

Joyce

-----

Original Message -----

From: Dennis

no-forced-vaccination

Sent: Thursday, October

30, 2008 12:53 AM

Subject: RE:

OT/ I am looking for feedback on water.

Dono the source of the “sucks the

nutrients out of you” but it is false, incomplete or misleading… reverse

osmosis is just water under the pressure from the city or well having to pass

through some really small wholes that only allows the molecules of water

through… things bigger than 1 micron don’t fit through the wholes so they

don’t make it out into the drinking reservoir or stored water. RO’s

filter out viruses and bacteria.

The argument by some makers of water

filters is that the RO process removes nutrients especially minerals but that

is just a way of saying that their units leave in the rocks and other

contaminants… The rocks (minerals) are good for kidney stones, gall

stones and many other illness due to the rock in the intestinal track.

Get a good 5 or 6 stage RO and enjoy

water the way nature intended it. Crystal Clear and great tasting.

Even ice cubes become clear like icicles in the mountains.

Dennis

From:

no-forced-vaccination [mailto:no-forced-vaccination ]

On Behalf Of OFTHEBORG

Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2008 10:48 PM

no-forced-vaccination

Subject: Re: OT/ I am looking for feedback on

water.

btw, I was the one who started the last huge string of OT posts regarding

water. So it's still pretty fresh in my mind.

On

Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 11:46 PM, OFTHEBORG <oftheborg@...> wrote:

The

conclusion we came to I believe, was to purchase or acquire natural spring water(someone

said they actually go to a local spring and bottle it themselves. )

Make sure it's artesian and it has the name of the source spring on it. I

usually buy semi local stuff that is from a local spring and bottling company,

as opposed to nestle(wich is the only other brand at the local grocer) or some

other big brand name. Distilled water is better than drinking straight

tap water, but it sucks the nutrients out of you with reverse osmosis... You

have to make sure you eat nutrient rich foods to compensate. I like the taste

of spring water better anyway.

~Matt

On

Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 11:00 PM, Dennis <obriensr@...>

wrote:

Adrienne,

I work

with a level 6 water quality specialist… if you have some specific questions

ask away… check out puritybay.com

for some answers on water. Reverse Osmosis is one of the best ways of

removing bad stuff from the water… including pharmaceuticals that have

been showing up recently in some parts of the country.

Dennis

From: no-forced-vaccination [mailto:no-forced-vaccination ]

On Behalf Of Adrienne o

Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2008 5:14 PM

vaccines

Subject: OT/ I am looking for feedback on water.

Wondering if any of you have experience with reverse osmosis water? I am

ready many conflicting articles on the subject. Any insight would be greatly

appreciated!

Regards,

Adrienne

[Guest guest]

We've used RO in our home for 20 years for all drinking, cooking and

ice. It's great tasting and simply removes toxic items. It's not

leaching like distilled water.

While I agree that spring water is a good choice, it's NOT good

choice if you put it into plastic bottles. We use glass for everything.

If you drink good water from plastic bottles, then you're consuming

plastic particles that have been found in every single body fluid -

blood, tears, breastmilk, sweat, semen, saliva.

Theresa

On Oct 30, 2008, at 9:28 AM, Joyce Tull wrote:

>

> Hi Adrienne,

>

> We had reverse osmosis installed in our home several years ago. I

> love it. It is very important to keep the filters changed. Other

> than that it's great. What have you learned that is negative?

>

> Joyce

> OT/ I am looking for feedback on

> water.

>

>

> Wondering if any of you have experience with reverse osmosis water?

> I am ready many conflicting articles on the subject. Any insight

> would be greatly appreciated!

>

> Regards,

>

> Adrienne

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

We've used RO in our home for 20 years for all drinking, cooking and

ice. It's great tasting and simply removes toxic items. It's not

leaching like distilled water.

While I agree that spring water is a good choice, it's NOT good

choice if you put it into plastic bottles. We use glass for everything.

If you drink good water from plastic bottles, then you're consuming

plastic particles that have been found in every single body fluid -

blood, tears, breastmilk, sweat, semen, saliva.

Theresa

On Oct 30, 2008, at 9:28 AM, Joyce Tull wrote:

>

> Hi Adrienne,

>

> We had reverse osmosis installed in our home several years ago. I

> love it. It is very important to keep the filters changed. Other

> than that it's great. What have you learned that is negative?

>

> Joyce

> OT/ I am looking for feedback on

> water.

>

>

> Wondering if any of you have experience with reverse osmosis water?

> I am ready many conflicting articles on the subject. Any insight

> would be greatly appreciated!

>

> Regards,

>

> Adrienne

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you Theresa,

I was researching and some articles show that the RO water becomes aggressive and leaches metals from pipes. They also say it leaches the minerals from ones body. As much info as one can find for a certain product, one can also find just as much against it. It is very confusing. It is good to hear that you have been using it for a long time. It sounds like you are on top of things, with water, plastic and vaccines. are you equally particular about your diet?

Much Thanks and Warm Regards,

Adrienne

>

> Hi Adrienne,

>

> We had reverse osmosis installed in our home several years ago. I > love it. It is very important to keep the filters changed. Other > than that it's great. What have you learned that is negative?

>

> Joyce

> OT/ I am looking for feedback on > water.

>

>

> Wondering if any of you have experience with reverse osmosis water? > I am ready many conflicting articles on the subject. Any insight > would be greatly appreciated!

>

> Regards,

>

> Adrienne

>

>

>

> ------------------------------------

[Guest guest]

Thank you Theresa,

I was researching and some articles show that the RO water becomes aggressive and leaches metals from pipes. They also say it leaches the minerals from ones body. As much info as one can find for a certain product, one can also find just as much against it. It is very confusing. It is good to hear that you have been using it for a long time. It sounds like you are on top of things, with water, plastic and vaccines. are you equally particular about your diet?

Much Thanks and Warm Regards,

Adrienne

>

> Hi Adrienne,

>

> We had reverse osmosis installed in our home several years ago. I > love it. It is very important to keep the filters changed. Other > than that it's great. What have you learned that is negative?

>

> Joyce

> OT/ I am looking for feedback on > water.

>

>

> Wondering if any of you have experience with reverse osmosis water? > I am ready many conflicting articles on the subject. Any insight > would be greatly appreciated!

>

> Regards,

>

> Adrienne

>

>

>

> ------------------------------------

[Guest guest]

Most of my information was from the last conversation on this topic. If I had something wrong, it was just an accumulation of all the information I put together previously. I guess I still need to do my research on it. I haven't really looked much into the evidence. I've heard sales pitches from each perspective now, but I haven't heard or read any actual research on the topic yet. I'll stop giving people advice about it until I have. =)

I agree with your info on plastic bottles though Theresa. I'm not a fan of plastic, but I don't have a ton of choices at the moment. ~MattOn Thu, Oct 30, 2008 at 9:42 AM, Theresa <tgeorge1@...> wrote:

We've used RO in our home for 20 years for all drinking, cooking and

ice. It's great tasting and simply removes toxic items. It's not

leaching like distilled water.

While I agree that spring water is a good choice, it's NOT good

choice if you put it into plastic bottles. We use glass for everything.

If you drink good water from plastic bottles, then you're consuming

plastic particles that have been found in every single body fluid -

blood, tears, breastmilk, sweat, semen, saliva.

Theresa

On Oct 30, 2008, at 9:28 AM, Joyce Tull wrote:

>

> Hi Adrienne,

>

> We had reverse osmosis installed in our home several years ago. I

> love it. It is very important to keep the filters changed. Other

> than that it's great. What have you learned that is negative?

>

> Joyce

> OT/ I am looking for feedback on

> water.

>

>

> Wondering if any of you have experience with reverse osmosis water?

> I am ready many conflicting articles on the subject. Any insight

> would be greatly appreciated!

>

> Regards,

>

> Adrienne

>

>

>

>

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