Re: alkaline water... bad experience

[Guest guest]

Regardless of the 'God' making the water, my question would be what has the

water been for the last million or so years, the years our body has adapted to

its environment? If someone can prove that the water was mostly alkaline these

past 50,000 years and perhaps even earlier, then we have a reason why it might

be preferable.

Then again maybe that is not reason at all?

If it was mostly acidic and we adapted to survive in it, then that is the water

to drink. I know neither answer but maybe a Geologist exists on the list? One

that doesn't sell gadgets to make water Alkaline. (bad joke).

The problem with most things in the environment is time. The body attempts to

survive and adapts to its surrounding over thousands of years. I remember a

scientist on the list saying, about silver nitrate drops being put in baby's

eyes. He commented about the body can handle something that baby's eyes did not

experience during the body's evolution. He was driving home the point about the

thousands of new chemicals introduced into the environment, chemicals that the

body never experienced over its adaptation time. The body does adjust to

conditions but it needs time and if the conditions we create are too virulent,

then we have problems.

Alkaline-Acidic? I sure do not know.

Joe C.

[Guest guest]

Can't get a system of quality for 700 bucks...

I am sure over paid for that filter. They were imitating the real

thing....sorry.

jim

On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 11:50 AM, Todea wrote:

> yea, have some experience with alkaline water...

>

> took it for about a year, had the worst indigestion ever, bloated like a

> balloon :-))

>

> hey, if God wanted us to drink alkaline water - why the heck did he not

> make it alkaline?

>

> its great if you have a 700 bucks alkaline water filter - you can give it

> to your worst enenmy :-))))

[Guest guest]

Where are you?  I'm in Southern California, and I had some more

thoughts/questions.

I promise that I'm not a Kangen Distributor.  Thanks,  Larry

Regardless of the 'God' making the water, my question would be what has the

water been for the last million or so years, the years our body has adapted to

its environment? If someone can prove that the water was mostly alkaline these

past 50,000 years and perhaps even earlier, then we have a reason why it might

be preferable.

Then again maybe that is not reason at all?

If it was mostly acidic and we adapted to survive in it, then that is the water

to drink. I know neither answer but maybe a Geologist exists on the list? One

that doesn't sell gadgets to make water Alkaline. (bad joke).

The problem with most things in the environment is time. The body attempts to

survive and adapts to its surrounding over thousands of years. I remember a

scientist on the list saying, about silver nitrate drops being put in baby's

eyes. He commented about the body can handle something that baby's eyes did not

experience during the body's evolution. He was driving home the point about the

thousands of new chemicals introduced into the environment, chemicals that the

body never experienced over its adaptation time. The body does adjust to

conditions but it needs time and if the conditions we create are too virulent,

then we have problems.

Alkaline-Acidic? I sure do not know.

Joe C.