Re: best source of water

[Guest guest]

At 12:19 PM 11/28/2008, you wrote:

>I'm looking for some help on the best source of water to drink. I've

>been told that ionizers are helpful to remove fluorine and chlorine

>from the water. Here is a website which displays some of these

>ionizers: http://www.lifeionizers.com/.

>Currently I am on a drilled well and am planning on getting my water

>tested. I wasn't sure if my drilled well water would be better than

>the spring water or distilled water you can buy. Any thoughts?

>

>Brad

We just had a discussion last week on this and I asked the discussion

to be moved to our OT4VAX list (a list we also have for our members

that is on OT things)

OT4VAX

encourage you to join there

Also my webpages

http://www.wellwithin1.com/distilledwater.htm

Don't suggest ionizers

Suggest running your well water through a steam distiller - info on my webpage

Sheri

listowner

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[Guest guest]

Has there been any proof that these machines actually work? I've only

seen claims by the manufacturers, never a 3rd party. The good ones are

very expensive, although well worth it if they do what they claim to do.

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> I'm looking for some help on the best source of water to drink. I've

> been told that ionizers are helpful to remove fluorine and chlorine

> from the water. Here is a website which displays some of these

> ionizers: http://www.lifeionizers.com/.

> Currently I am on a drilled well and am planning on getting my water

> tested. I wasn't sure if my drilled well water would be better than

> the spring water or distilled water you can buy. Any thoughts?

>

> Brad

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