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I thought a good rule of thumb was 1/2 ounce per pound in weight. So, if your

100#, drink 50oz per day

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From: msjlclaire

Sent: Thursday, September 05, 2002 10:11 PM

Subject: Another Quasi-Poll: Water Consumption

Hi dear list,

How important do you think water intake is? I know we've already

discussed water QUALITY ad nauseum, so this is more a QUANTITY

question. I was leafing through " Your Body's Many Cries For Water " and

have been drinking as many glasses as I can get down ever since. I

don't know about all the author's claims (insufficient H2O intake is

the cause of all disease), but dehydration can be a big issue. Just

wondering what all you bright, wonderful folks think and do.

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Hi ,

I love that book, and believe that sufficient water is vital, but disagree

that the quality of water does not matter.

I have a great water filter, but still had a hard time gagging down all that

water. Then about two months ago I was introduced to a product that makes

" thin " water, something like the structured water but more like dew. When

you touch the water your hand feels moisturized.

It was only a one time cost of $50.00 for a bag that makes this water for

life!

When I first started to drink the water I could not get enough and drank

about a gallon per day for a couple of weeks. My guess is that it

re-hydrates you on a different level. I cannot believe the difference.

I have spent years maintaining clean bowels, blood, kidneys, etc., but with

this water I have gone through so much detoxing in the last couple of months

and I feel so much better. So my vote in your quasi-poll is both quality

AND quantity count.

Kat

http://www.katking.com

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From: " msjlclaire " <jc137@...>

< >

Sent: Thursday, September 05, 2002 7:11 PM

Subject: Another Quasi-Poll: Water Consumption

> Hi dear list,

>

> How important do you think water intake is? I know we've already

> discussed water QUALITY ad nauseum, so this is more a QUANTITY

> question. I was leafing through " Your Body's Many Cries For Water " and

> have been drinking as many glasses as I can get down ever since. I

> don't know about all the author's claims (insufficient H2O intake is

> the cause of all disease), but dehydration can be a big issue. Just

> wondering what all you bright, wonderful folks think and do.

>

>

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At 02:11 AM 9/6/2002 +0000, you wrote:

>Hi dear list,

>

>How important do you think water intake is? I know we've already

>discussed water QUALITY ad nauseum, so this is more a QUANTITY

>question. I was leafing through " Your Body's Many Cries For Water " and

>have been drinking as many glasses as I can get down ever since. I

>don't know about all the author's claims (insufficient H2O intake is

>the cause of all disease), but dehydration can be a big issue. Just

>wondering what all you bright, wonderful folks think and do.

>

>

I think there is a lot more to it than how much you drink (I haven't

read the book so I can't say if they cover that). Theoretically if

your body is balanced, it will not dehydrate. A lot of us have a CF gene

or two and don't balance water well: and a lot of medical conditions

or too much coffee or diuretics or drugs will also cause it to go

out of balance. Before I got my diet in order, I ALWAYS craved

water, and, I had not enough tears or saliva. Both are ok now, and

I crave water less, but I do drink a fair amount.

If you drink too much water, it also tends to flush the B vitamins

out of your system though. So I don't think there is a simple

answer to that question!

Heidi

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Hi :

Gee, I seem to agree with Kat quite a bit these days! I found the book very

interesting, too, but also feel that quantity AND quality matter. I

definitely think quality matters and do not drink straight from tap even if

the chlorine has been allowed to dissipate. But as far as the amount, I'm

still undecided. Since reading Dr. Batman's book, I've read others claiming

that we don't need that much or none at all. Supposedly, we get enough in

the foods we eat, etc. Personally, after reading the book, I tried to drink

at least 8 cups a day, but I was also starting juicing big time. I had a

really hard time getting all the fluids down. I was able to do it for a

while, but later I found that when I cut down on the water to, say 2-3 cups

a day, I felt noticeably better. Keep in mind that I currently juice 6 to 8

cups a day. During the winter months, I find I need even less water. I

wonder if it's the quality of water that I'm drinking that determines how I

feel. I usually use distilled. I tried Gerolsteiner, but that made me feel

really ill. I don't think I'm used to it.

Kat: What water filter do you use? Also, in one of your previous posts you

mentioned feeling better doing your liver flushes. Do you use the Epsom

salt/olive oil protocol?

TIA,

Marla

> > Hi dear list,

> >

> > How important do you think water intake is? I know we've already

> > discussed water QUALITY ad nauseum, so this is more a QUANTITY

> > question. I was leafing through " Your Body's Many Cries For Water " and

> > have been drinking as many glasses as I can get down ever since. I

> > don't know about all the author's claims (insufficient H2O intake is

> > the cause of all disease), but dehydration can be a big issue. Just

> > wondering what all you bright, wonderful folks think and do.

> >

> >

>

>

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Marla and Kat:

I didn't mean to imply that water quality isn't important (I think it is VERY

important--just like milk and meat quality), but we had a discussion on

filtration, etc. a few months back and I just wanted to know what people thought

about quantity as well.

Kat--I too would like to know more about this " dew water " filter. Please give

us the details.

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Hi Marla,

> Kat: What water filter do you use?

** I filter with Multi-Pure (contact me if you want more information)

because it is one of only 2 companies that have labratory PROOF that it does

what it says it does.

** As far as the dew water (again contact me if you want more info because

it takes a bit of explaining), it is a new product made by a man who has

only been offering it to the public for 10 months, and already there are

over 10,000 happy users.

>Also, in one of your previous posts you> mentioned feeling better doing

your liver flushes. Do you use the Epsom> salt/olive oil protocol?

*** Yes, pretty much. I suppose any will do, but I have been working in the

alt. health field for over 20 years and always adapt things to my specific

needs.

Kat

http://www.katking.com

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Hi ,

There is a quite bit of information. Write to me at katanne1890@... and

I will send it to you an attachment.

Kat

http://www.katking.com

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From: " " <jc137@...>

< >

Sent: Friday, September 06, 2002 8:32 AM

Subject: Re: Another Quasi-Poll: Water Consumption

> Marla and Kat:

>

> I didn't mean to imply that water quality isn't important (I think it is

VERY important--just like milk and meat quality), but we had a discussion on

filtration, etc. a few months back and I just wanted to know what people

thought about quantity as well.

>

> Kat--I too would like to know more about this " dew water " filter. Please

give us the details.

>

>

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From: " Braun " <@...>

< >

Sent: Thursday, September 05, 2002 9:33 PM

Subject: Re: Another Quasi-Poll: Water Consumption

> I thought a good rule of thumb was 1/2 ounce per pound in weight. So, if

your 100#, drink 50oz per day

My MD son says the push to drink so much water is overblown. But I might

point out that water in soup, juice, any kind of beverage counts toward your

total.

Kris

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Hi Kat,

I just read an article in the new AcresUSA about

Electronically Enhanced Water

(New technology: This water-treatment system uses radionics to produce water

with lower viscosity (eliminating the need for surfactants) and enhanced

nutrient delivery.)

This sounds something like the water you use. They get remarkable result in

farming a variety of crops using this specially treated water. The process

is so extraordinary I had to read the article to my husband - something we

never learned about in school! They relate it to the water used in

homeopathy. It helps to explain why my garden struggles with regular

watering from our city water, but perks right up with a good rain.

The article may be available on the website at some point, but not yet.

http://www.acresusa.com/magazines/magazine.htm

I'd like to have more info about the water and the product.

Peace,

Kris , gardening in harmony with nature in northwest Ohio

If you want to hear the good news about butter check out this website:

http://www.westonaprice.org/know_your_fats/know_your_fats.html

----- Original Message -----

From: " Katanne1890 " <katanne1890@...>

< >

Sent: Friday, September 06, 2002 2:59 PM

Subject: Re: Another Quasi-Poll: Water Consumption

> Hi Marla,

>

> > Kat: What water filter do you use?

>

> ** I filter with Multi-Pure (contact me if you want more information)

> because it is one of only 2 companies that have labratory PROOF that it

does

> what it says it does.

>

> ** As far as the dew water (again contact me if you want more info because

> it takes a bit of explaining), it is a new product made by a man who has

> only been offering it to the public for 10 months, and already there are

> over 10,000 happy users.

>

> Kat

> http://www.katking.com

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Hi Kris,

I'm not sure what Kat is using for her water, but I drink something called

Prill water. You make it with " Prill beads " that only have to be bought

once and then they are able to transform the water on an ongoing basis. Now

one of the problems is knowing how the water is different. It tastes so

much better to me and what really sold me is when I checked my General

Vitality (with a radionics device--given that you have to give credence to

this and many peole don't but anyway) it went way up with the Prill water.

Also, someone I know who uses radionics as well as a Prognos device (Russian

developed technology that measures meridian imbalances) found that everyone

he checked who drank the Prill water had an improvement in their meridian

imbalances. I know they were making fun of it (the company who sells this)

a bit ago on the Live-Food list but I don't know that any of them had

actually ever tested the water. All I know is that it hydrates me well, it

tastes great and my plants look so much better when I water them with it.

I'm trying to find out the ORP of the Prill water is but haven't yet. I'd

love to get that article and see what they are doing radionically to the

water, I have been meaning to subscribe to Acres-USA anyway, hmmm.

Radionics in itself is a fascinating discipline but pretty much off the map

in any traditional scientific system.

--

P.S. a far as the poll, I think the problem with quanity is often that the

quality of the water is so poor that it doesn't actually hydrate the cells

and with better qulity water you can stay well hydrated with less, also the

quantity is best taken slowly throughout the day instead of a whole lot

fewer times throughout the day, I never drink more than 4 ounces at once

except right after I do my karate training, than my body insists on 16

ounces now !!!!!

-----Original Message-----

From: Kris [mailto:kris.johnson@...]

Sent: Saturday, September 07, 2002 1:41 PM

Subject: Re: Another Quasi-Poll: Water Consumption

Hi Kat,

I just read an article in the new AcresUSA about

Electronically Enhanced Water

(New technology: This water-treatment system uses radionics to produce

water

with lower viscosity (eliminating the need for surfactants) and enhanced

nutrient delivery.)

This sounds something like the water you use. They get remarkable result

in

farming a variety of crops using this specially treated water. The process

is so extraordinary I had to read the article to my husband - something we

never learned about in school! They relate it to the water used in

homeopathy. It helps to explain why my garden struggles with regular

watering from our city water, but perks right up with a good rain.

The article may be available on the website at some point, but not yet.

http://www.acresusa.com/magazines/magazine.htm

I'd like to have more info about the water and the product.

Peace,

Kris , gardening in harmony with nature in northwest Ohio

If you want to hear the good news about butter check out this website:

http://www.westonaprice.org/know_your_fats/know_your_fats.html

----- Original Message -----

From: " Katanne1890 " <katanne1890@...>

< >

Sent: Friday, September 06, 2002 2:59 PM

Subject: Re: Another Quasi-Poll: Water Consumption

> Hi Marla,

>

> > Kat: What water filter do you use?

>

> ** I filter with Multi-Pure (contact me if you want more information)

> because it is one of only 2 companies that have labratory PROOF that it

does

> what it says it does.

>

> ** As far as the dew water (again contact me if you want more info

because

> it takes a bit of explaining), it is a new product made by a man who has

> only been offering it to the public for 10 months, and already there are

> over 10,000 happy users.

>

> Kat

> http://www.katking.com

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Hi Kris,

The below information sounds interesting, I will try to check back later to

see what they say.

The water I am using doesn't involve electronics or radionics, but does

lower viscosity.

You can feel it in the water, it feels like a light moisturizer on your

hands. There is nothing complicated about it. You take this bag of beads,

put it in a glass gallon jar, and 1 hour later you have this wonderful

water. The beads don't dissolve so they last a lifetime.

These products have only been available for 10 months, and to tell you the

truth, when I first heard about it I thought it was another waste of money,

but because structured water is so expensive I thought for $50.00 why not

try it? I am so glad I did.

Because the information is extensive I will send it to your address instead

of the group.

Kat

http://www.katking.com

----- Original Message -----

From: " Kris " <kris.johnson@...>

< >

Sent: Saturday, September 07, 2002 1:40 PM

Subject: Re: Another Quasi-Poll: Water Consumption

> Hi Kat,

>

> I just read an article in the new AcresUSA about

> Electronically Enhanced Water

> (New technology: This water-treatment system uses radionics to produce

water

> with lower viscosity (eliminating the need for surfactants) and enhanced

> nutrient delivery.)

>

> This sounds something like the water you use. They get remarkable result

in

> farming a variety of crops using this specially treated water. The process

> is so extraordinary I had to read the article to my husband - something we

> never learned about in school! They relate it to the water used in

> homeopathy. It helps to explain why my garden struggles with regular

> watering from our city water, but perks right up with a good rain.

>

> The article may be available on the website at some point, but not yet.

> http://www.acresusa.com/magazines/magazine.htm

>

> I'd like to have more info about the water and the product.

>

> Peace,

> Kris , gardening in harmony with nature in northwest Ohio

>

> If you want to hear the good news about butter check out this website:

> http://www.westonaprice.org/know_your_fats/know_your_fats.html

>

>

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: " Katanne1890 " <katanne1890@...>

> < >

> Sent: Friday, September 06, 2002 2:59 PM

> Subject: Re: Another Quasi-Poll: Water Consumption

>

>

> > Hi Marla,

> >

> > > Kat: What water filter do you use?

> >

> > ** I filter with Multi-Pure (contact me if you want more information)

> > because it is one of only 2 companies that have labratory PROOF that it

> does

> > what it says it does.

> >

> > ** As far as the dew water (again contact me if you want more info

because

> > it takes a bit of explaining), it is a new product made by a man who has

> > only been offering it to the public for 10 months, and already there are

> > over 10,000 happy users.

> >

> > Kat

> > http://www.katking.com

>

>

>

>

>

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I used to need to drink LOTS of water (or else I couldn't sleep at night),

but my water consumption dropped quite a bit when I switched to celtic sea

salt, and quite a bit more since I had my mercury amalgam fillings replaced.

Now I might drink just a couple glasses a day. Maybe my kidneys are happier

now.

-Linnea

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: " msjlclaire " <jc137@...>

> < >

> Sent: Thursday, September 05, 2002 7:11 PM

> Subject: Another Quasi-Poll: Water Consumption

>

>

> > Hi dear list,

> >

> > How important do you think water intake is? I know we've already

> > discussed water QUALITY ad nauseum, so this is more a QUANTITY

> > question. I was leafing through " Your Body's Many Cries For Water " and

> > have been drinking as many glasses as I can get down ever since. I

> > don't know about all the author's claims (insufficient H2O intake is

> > the cause of all disease), but dehydration can be a big issue. Just

> > wondering what all you bright, wonderful folks think and do.

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

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