O/T Re: Distilled water--DeanSA

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Thanks for that link. Where do you buy your salt from?, if you can

provide a link that would be great. I would like to change from

celtic salt to himalayan crystal salt. Another thing, where does one

get pure spring water?? Poland spring owned by Nestle corp is being

sued due to no visible spring in poland spring, Main. I was on

vacation in Maine, I went there and all I saw was a factory. THere is

no other company that breaks so many international and local laws or

ethics that Nestle(a huge boycott rt now, having to do with children

and their baby food), so I dont trust them or their products. So which

brands of water are pure, which spring water are you drinking?.

Again thanks for the info, I have learned so much from this group.

Vivian

>

> I have been researching water quite furious recently. I have been on

> distilled water for 7-8 months now, combined with Himalayan crystal

> salt.

>

> I just finished reading this book: " Water and Salt: The Essence of

> Life - The Healing Power of Nature by Barbara Hendel Ferreira "

>

> This book provided a mine of information about all types of water and

> all types of salt. Spells out the pro's and con's of each water. Some

> of the information is startling and was completely new to me.

>

> If you have any interest in salt or water, ever wondered which and

> what is the right stuff to take, and why, then this book just blew my

> socks off. It was very very good. Its not very long, only took me a

> couple of days to finish, some stuff I disagreed with, but plenty

> made good good sense.

>

> This is a review of the book http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?

> i=585248#i

>

> I am now changing my water to spring water, and I am on approx 2 tsp

> per day of Himalayan crystal salt.

>

> If you don't have the inclination to read it, then spring water and

> Himalayan crystal salt is the gold standard.

>

> Sunshine

>