Guest guest Posted November 30, 2002 Report Share Posted November 30, 2002 In a message dated 11/4/2002 9:52:24 PM Eastern Standard Time, writes: > Subject: Alkaline Water > > I would like to buy a filter for my tap water. Does any one have any > recommendations? How about alkaline water filters? Is drinking alkaline > wter > effective? Your replies are greatly appreciated. > Thanks. > Lynn Hi Lynn, This is a little late. I have a water filtration system that hooks up to the kitchen faucet. It alkalizes, oxygenates, adds magnetic and FIR energy, and adds coral calcium and magnesium, as well as filters down to .10 micron. It is really nice. It tastes wonderful and you can do strength tests to see how good it is for you. Barbara Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 6, 2004 Report Share Posted May 6, 2004 Wayne, I was taking 10 to 15 drops of h202 in a glass of water every day for about 2 years and wiping my face with a few drops of 3% on a cotton ball daily . My body eventually became very acidic. My skin started to dry out and I was developing a few polyps.. including multiple tiny ones also around the eyes.. I can't tell you if it was all related to the h202 but I have since backed off to 5 drops a day in water and occasionally wiping my face with 3% h202. When you say you don't notice any ill effects, keep in mind the ill effects may wait until the h202 level is too high for your body before they manifest themselves. The effects of h202 are not only what you can see and feel but can include cell damage that you do not see and feel. Exercise caution! This is not an exact science. Also remember more is not always better. I am not certain of all the things you should do when ingesting h202, perhaps someone can add what I have missed... take vitamin C and vitamin E supplements and a quality source of essential fatty acids(I like Udo's Choice Ultimate Oil Blend) God Bless, Jeanne Gagne J & J Systems' Web Design http://www.jjsystems.on.ca/ 416-269-6078 Message: 9 Date: Wed, 05 May 2004 19:59:17 -0500 From: Wayne Fugitt <wfugitt@...> Subject: Re: Drinking H2O2 - beware Evening Ken, IN your previous message, I was going to ask, how many is a FEW. 35% drops. I have started at 1 drop 35% in a glass of distilled water and increased to 12 drops 35% in a glass with no ill effects. 1 drop 35% equals 11 drops of 3%. Seems you answered it. A few is 8 to 12 drops. I worked up to 12 and 15 drops in short order. Never had any problem whatsoever. The big problem I had was going by the rules relative to eating timing and H2O. Finally, I ignored all the rules and ate when I wanted to and used the H2O without regard to what I had eaten. Still no problem. At times, I would munch on food and drink the H20 like it was water. I never found the taste bad and was surprised how it goes down so easy. I will finish a glass or H20 and water faster than I normally drink water. Seems there are some specific foods that should not be mixed with H20. Wayne Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 6, 2004 Report Share Posted May 6, 2004 J Gagne wrote: >Wayne, > >When you say you don't notice any ill effects, keep in mind the ill effects >may wait until the h202 level is too high for your body before they manifest >themselves. >God Bless, > Jeanne Gagne > > > ### Here is a statement from Ed McCabe regarding hydrogen peroxide internal useage. pg 146 of Flood Your Body With Oxygen " Let me be clear once again. I no longer advocate oral use of peroxide for Americans with jobs, snaitation, and the best medical infrastructure in the world (even if it does need tuning). I did so back 14 years ago when there were few choices of home supplementation oxygenerators available; but with so many new choices around us, it is time to move on up to modern levels of safer sophistication. " and a quote from Dr. Freibott " The practice of using Hydrogen Peroxide, especially by oral consumption was promoted by Fr. Wihelm and his associate, Walter Grotz. This is another method of oxygen therapy usage, but it's oral usage is hampered by several dreawbacks. Externally, Hydrogen Peroxide has many uses. it's history in healthcare dates back propr to the turn of the century and several advisors of our German Insitute were the patent holders for the manufactuee of HP. The main drawbacks to oral consumption rest in the dissociation of free hydrogen, causing an upset in the ph of the gastrointesitial tract. This factor combined with taste issue limit the amount of consumption one can have orally of hydrogen peroxide. The discovery of homozon . . .revolutionized oral HP consumption radically. One teaspoon of Homozon taken orally far exceeds the amount of avaialable oxygen from the largest dose one could safely take orally of HP 35% with none of the detrimental side effects (nausaea, pH imbalance, possible burning sensations on skin or mucosea, etc " ) found with HP 35% and it's stabilizers " end quotes. So I could see from this info that negative hp reports are valid. I know I don't do well on it. Blessings Donna http://www.excellentthings.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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