Water

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I just added another stage to my multi stage water setup. I added a water

ionizer to produce alkaline water sometimes referred to as reduced water..

Dennis Lipter

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> > I'm thinking about the Grander water system. What water thing are you

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In a message dated 03/12/2000 5:11:12 AM Eastern Standard Time,

lucihs@... writes:

<< YOUR BODY'S MANY CRIES FOR WATER >>

Luci,

I drink water from the time I get up till the time I go to sleep

But I have seen others who definitely should have read this book like my

deceased mil who had high blood pressure and diabetes and congestive heart

failure. The woman thought if she was on diuretics that meant she should

drink less. I tried to explain she should drink more but she never listened

to anything I ever said. Before she died, she developed bladder and kidney

problems as well.

Barb

whose mil used to eat whatever she wanted then watched what she ate just

before lab tests thinking fooling the doctor was the important thing but she

wasn't fooling her body

[Guest guest]

I drink tap, it tastes really good in NY,

[Guest guest]

We have wonderfully tasting water up here in the mountains so I use tap

unless I'm on the road and run out. Than I buy a gallon of distilled.

Jen

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We are a bit blessed here to live in the Rockies, where the water is

pretty good most of the time.

For convenience sake, I do buy bottled water (Costco), but only use

it when I head to the gym. At work, I have with me at almost all

times a Nalgene 32 oz. bottle that I refill about 3 times a day.

At home, I use tap water filtered. I also filter water when on hikes

and such (giardia is nasty, you don't ever want it, trust me). Costco

sells the Pur filter systems, and they are inexpensive and do a

pretty fair job.

Dave Simon (www.davesimon.com)

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> Question for all.....do you drink tap water or bottled?

>

> Cheryl

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Both...ha ha ha...but mostly bottled.

-Nic

In a message dated 14-Jun-00 13:00:19 Eastern Daylight Time,

cdautah@... writes:

<< Question for all.....do you drink tap water or bottled?

Cheryl >>

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Both...ha ha ha...but mostly bottled.

-Nic

In a message dated 14-Jun-00 13:00:19 Eastern Daylight Time,

cdautah@... writes:

<< Question for all.....do you drink tap water or bottled?

Cheryl >>

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I, myself, drink bottled water. I found that the tap water, even with the

filter we bought for the faucet, still had little things floating in it when

it sat for a bit. Kind of grossed me out. Plus with all the water I drink,

I can really taste the difference. We buy the 3 gallon jugs and keep the in

the fridge.

~Laury

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Cheryl,

I drink tap water 95% of the time. I also like room temperature water much

better than cold now.

Sara

[Guest guest]

Hi All!

Saw this tonight (rather this morning--it's going on 2 a.m.) and thought that

it was timely to the water discussion.

(bleary eyed in Alabama)

Tip of the Day

Eat Your Water

Tired of chugging down 8 glasses of water per day? Then

entice your taste buds by eating your water, too.

Fruits and vegetables are great sources of

water--providing one more way to stay hydrated during the

hot summer months. And, of course, nobody has to remind you

of the myriad benefits of these nutrient-packed, low-calorie

foods. The most waterlogged fruits and vegetables?

Watermelon, oranges, apples, cucumbers, iceberg lettuce, and

tomatoes.

RealAge Benefit: Eating a diverse diet--including 4 servings

of fruit and 5 servings of vegetables--can make your RealAge

as much as 4 years younger.

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Furness wrote:

> ..........

> I have drunk 'crystal water' and whether it's my imagination or not it feels

and tastes different. I haven't tried the blue white light.

>

> Love and light

> When you see ozone being make there is a blue/white light around the

coils that are energizing the oxygen into ozone.

Aint love grand

Del Snow

[Guest guest]

First of all rinse with mouth wash and brush your teeth to get the

night time ook out of your mouth. This will help with the dry mouth

some. Of course takes sips of water during the workout but try not to

drink alot as it will expand the stomach making it harder to get a

really tight vacum/lift.

> I know I should do LL on an empty stomach, but I am

> sooooo thirsty when I wake up in the morning. Do you

> all have some water before your routine, how about

> during, or should I wait until I'm done with LL to get

> a drink?

>

> __________________________________________________

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[Guest guest]

Usually I drink 6-8-10 ounces of water, but today I'm attempting to drink a

Gallon. My husband says that, that's TOO MUCH and it's hard on my liver.

Now I've read that drinking enough water is important, and that it is

possible to drink TOO much water. I'm not sure what to think!

What do you all think?

SHEL

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Thanks Kit,

That's what I thought. I need a good liver and kidney cleansing! I figured

as long as I don't feel as I'm FORCING myself to drink the water then I

should do OK.

Thanks again.

SHEL

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Shell wrote:

> Usually I drink 6-8-10 ounces of water, but today I'm attempting to drink a

> Gallon. My husband says that, that's TOO MUCH and it's hard on my liver.

> Now I've read that drinking enough water is important, and that it is

> possible to drink TOO much water. I'm not sure what to think!

> What do you all think?

Water is not " hard " on the liver. Water is not metabolized in the liver. Drugs

and alcohol are hard on the liver. The only thing you need to be aware of:

increasing

your amount of water intake will increase the amount of time you spend in the

bathroom.

Glenda

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I really do not think it is possible to get too much. I drink close to two

gallons of water a day. Suppose my body needs it though, especially since I

do not spend my entire day in the restroom. LOL

I never heard of it being hard on your liver though, is this true??

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Usually I drink 6-8-10 ounces of water, but today I'm attempting to drink a

Gallon. My husband says that, that's TOO MUCH and it's hard on my liver.

Now I've read that drinking enough water is important, and that it is

possible to drink TOO much water. I'm not sure what to think!

What do you all think?

SHEL

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I pretty much don't think you can overdo it either . I drink about 10

16oz bottles of water - sometimes more when it's hotter. As for spending

time in the bathroom, it's a natural consequence...but then remember the old

expression, " What don't pay rent must get out? " Ha ha, Leaner.

[Guest guest]

>

> > Usually I drink 6-8-10 ounces of water, but today

> I'm attempting to drink a Gallon.

My urologist told me to try to drink a gallon of water

a day. I assumed he was exagerating for effect, but

he would not have said it if it would harm me.

Barbara

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Shel,

I had that same question when I was having some bladder problems a year

ago. A urologist told me that a gallon was fine. In fact it was good for

me. The ephedrine product I was taking was causing my bladder to go into

overdrive. I had to pee really bad all the time. I stopped taking it and now

I am fine.

Once your body gets used to having all that life giving water, it will

start to need it and you will get thirsty everyday for it. It tastes so good

and you feel so much better all the time.

~Laury

[Guest guest]

> wrote:

>

> I really do not think it is possible to get too much. I drink close to two

> gallons of water a day. Suppose my body needs it though, especially since I

> do not spend my entire day in the restroom. LOL

>

> I never heard of it being hard on your liver though, is this true??

Unless you have a mental illness, you will not drink too much water. It is

possible

to get water intoxication ( yes, drunk) but only if you drink 15-30 gallons of

water

a day. Your stomach will swell up like a balloon and you will not urinate.

Many

schizophrenics develop water intoxication. Their brains just don't tell them

that

their thirst has been quenched. Water is also not hard on your liver. Only

drugs

and alcohol are metabolized in the liver. Whatever water you drink that your

body

does not use, is excreted.

Here's a scientific explanation of water:

Water is a tasteless, clear, odorless fluid. It is the principal chemical

constituent of the body, comprising approx. 65% of the body weight of an adult

male

and 55% of the adult female. It is distributed within the intracellular fluid

and

outside of the cells in the extra cellular fluid. Water is indispensable for

metabolic activities within cells as it is the medium in which chemical

reactions can

take place. Outside the cell, it is the principal transporting agent of the

body.

Water is the principal ingredient of all body fluids ( blood, lymph, tissue

fluid),

secretions ( salivary, gastric, bile, sweat) and excretory ( urine). The

following

properties of water are important to laving organisms: it is almost a universal

solvent; it is a medium in which acids, bases, and salts ionize, and the

concentrations of these substances ( electrolytes) must be and are normally

regulated

precisely by the body; it vaporizes heat, important in regulating body

temperature

and it is responsible for all hydrolytic reactions ( metabolism).

Glenda, BSN RN, (former Ph.D. candidate until

latex allergy destroyed my nursing career)

[Guest guest]

LOL I never had heard that expression! Too funny! I usually get 1-2 gallons

of water a day, but am only hitting the restroom about every 3-6 hours still

- but can't just jump off the bus to run in a quick stop either. Suppose my

body is just used to my schedule. Too, I often find myself getting dry mouth

or feeling thirsty on top of that!! Man, starting to feel like a camel!! LOL

Am I just odd>?? Besides, with as much alcohol I used to consume, perhaps I

am making up for some lost time! LOL

<snip>

I pretty much don't think you can overdo it either . I drink about 10

16oz bottles of water - sometimes more when it's hotter. As for spending

time in the bathroom, it's a natural consequence...but then remember the old

expression, " What don't pay rent must get out? " Ha ha, Leaner.

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LOL I never had heard that expression! Too funny! I usually get 1-2 gallons

of water a day, but am only hitting the restroom about every 3-6 hours still

- but can't just jump off the bus to run in a quick stop either. Suppose my

body is just used to my schedule. Too, I often find myself getting dry mouth

or feeling thirsty on top of that!! Man, starting to feel like a camel!! LOL

Am I just odd>?? Besides, with as much alcohol I used to consume, perhaps I

am making up for some lost time! LOL

<snip>

I pretty much don't think you can overdo it either . I drink about 10

16oz bottles of water - sometimes more when it's hotter. As for spending

time in the bathroom, it's a natural consequence...but then remember the old

expression, " What don't pay rent must get out? " Ha ha, Leaner.

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go to fiji. i like the fiji bottled water the best. but water is a more

personal subject than sex. in my severe allergy days i was drinking distilled

water. it seemed to do well for a while until my chemistry changed. i now

drink water from a fancy water 'machine' that filters all of the toxic

particles out of it with a two stage doulton filter. and then it adds in some

homeopathic frequencies including the schuman frequency which is the

frequency of the earth's magnetic field. it also claims to remove not only

toxins from the water, but also to erase the toxic frequency down to the

vibrational level. thus enabling the water to penetrate deeper into tissues.

sometimes it feels like medicine. it rocks. my friend in portland has one

too. all of his friends come over with gallon jugs and fill up there. he says

that his plants grow better with it. three months after drinking it, my teeth

got really strong. i felt like i could rip through metal with them. but, that

siad, i would simply go with the water that simply tastes best to you, and

goes down easiest. i have noticed with supplements that if my body really

needs something i can take a handful of them, and it will just slide down.

other things, my throat will simply constrict. try this with different waters

you test.

[Guest guest]

forget fiji, come to dunsmuir, california.

every year they publish what's in the water, and every year the pages

are all blank.

Dennis

[Guest guest]

it's made by enterra. i think they have a website somewhere