RE: Re: About (distilled) waters, please? [water 'energy', s tructured water, et

[Guest guest]

I've always been concerned about buying distilled water in plastic jugs

because the water is so " empty " it seems like it would take on more

impurities from the plastic. Just my theory. I've been distilling my own

water for years and as far as I know I'm not deficient in any minerals.

I've understood that the distilled water will pull out toxins that are

hanging around.

Kayte

Re: About (distilled) waters, please? [water 'energy',

structured water, et

Hi Bee,

I have been looking at this also and ran across this: the purest water comes

from a combination of reverse osmosis to rid of formaldehyde and other

impurities AND exposure to ultraviolet light which kills microorganisms.

Guess what water meets these standards? Walmart's distilled water at 58cents

a gallon!!

I have not heard anything about distilled water pulling minerals out of the

body. I will be interested to hear if anyone else has. I have been putting a

pinch of celtic sea salt in my 20 oz water bottle. Here is a web site on the

pure water:

www.ozarkwaterandair.com

Del

> > > I have been buying a gallon of distilled water, pouring it into 20

> > > oz bottles and adding a pinch of celtic sea salt to the bottle.

> > > What do ya'll think about that?

> >

> > I've been doing a similar thing to our RO water by adding a dash of

> > Concentrace ionic minerals. I don't really like the taste, and I

> will

> > be happy when we have a decent, non-RO filter instead.