PS OT: Drinking Water

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I should have acknowledged that RO does remove minerals too and

contaminants but it is not a high energy water.

Also the pH of the water is not so important as it changes when going

into the body and coming in contact with minerals.

See all that I have sent

Sheri

>distilled water is NOT dead - it is highly energized from steam

>distillation - similar to what happens naturally with the sun.

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>RO water wastes a lot of water in its processing - it does take out

>contaminants, but it is my opinion that minerals in water are not

>good as the body cannot use them in that form.

>Water needs to be free of minerals in order to take minerals from

>our food into the cells and drop them off and take toxins out. If

>the water already has unusable minerals in it, it can't drop them

>off, can't pick up minerals from food and can't take toxins out.

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>I'll send some info.

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>I only used steam distilled water now.

>Sheri

At 08:09 PM 11/21/2008, you wrote:

>My DD is unvax and I thought I was doing everything to the best of my

>ability (organic foods, etc) so I wanted to make sure her drinking

>water was clean too.

>Help! I thought I was doing the right thing when I purchased a reverse

>osmosis water machine for our house so my daughter would have clean

>water. I researched it quite a bit however I was really focused on what

>containments it was removing and the fact it wasn't " dead " water liked

>distilled. Now I discovered it's very acidic. I am very depressed as I

>spent several hundred dollars on it and have been giving it to my

>daughter (15 months) exclusively. What water should I give

>her?!!!!!!!!!!! help!!Can anyone tell me about RO water?

>Stacey

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