water - dean

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> > http://www.kliescolon.com/perform_data.htm

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> > Do you think this will be a good investment? If you have a water

> > filter, what kind of water filter (+brand) do you use? If not,

why

> > not?

> >What kind water system do you use?

> >TK--- distilled

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> Hi

> I'm not a fan of distilled water. There seems to be a lot of

controversy surrounding it. The most notable that comes to mind is

that it is a 'hungry' water. Meaning it lacks minerals and therefore

draws minerals into it. This has the effect of leechings minerals out

of your system. Now if this is true, it means we would be using up

much needed minerals during chelation by drinking distilled water..

> I tried distilled water for 2 months. At first I felt instantly

better, but then I started to feel low in energy and weak and it got

worse. Hair stopped growing and nails also. My experience with it

made me conclude that it should be used only intermittently, like for

instance a 2-week detox, but not on a permanent basis. I know there

are 2 camps on this one. I started off in one camp believing it was

good for me, and ending up in another with my mind changed.

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> I have also chosen to collect spring water at a mountain source.

TK--- although probably full of large particle minerals that can't be

absorbed it can be full of toxins & polutants like any other natural

water source and would need to be tested to make sure it wasn't

This is a very pertinent topic and many people become heavy metal

poisoned through their water. Even if your water is fine once it gets

to your house, old pipes in your house (copper and lead containing

solder) can render it harmful before it is drunk.

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> It is a very difficult topic to reach consensus over.

> I was under the impression reverse osmosis units where very good at

getting the metals out?

> Dean

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