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From: dfardais

Date: Thursday, December 05, 2002 5:47:55 PM

lani@...

Subject: re: funny

Hi Lani, here is something really funny and cute ... thought you might enjoythis.... LOL

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Funny this wasn't included in the discussion:

Distilled Water

Distillation, however, produces a more acid water. It also creates a "hungry" water. Devoid of minerals, the water tends to pick up whatever minerals it touches. Even stainless steel distillers can give up some chromium, nickel, molybdenum, arsenic, cadmium and other metals to the water. It is not a lot, however, as most is bound in the steel. An all-glass distiller would be superior if such is sold.

Also, distilled water lacks nutrient minerals. Everyone today is deficient in trace elements. Drinking distilled water, especially if one does not supplement the diet with a mineral supplement, will tend to cause even more mineral deficiencies. For this reason, I do not recommend drinking distilled water for long periods of time on a daily basis. It is excellent, however, to assist toxic metal removal. Distilled water will tend to attract many minerals to itself and some will be excreted with the urine. If one continues using it longer than six to twelve months or so, however, one will usually develop subtle mineral deficiencies even if one supplements minerals.

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I think she's talking about the RO-wastes-water 'discussion'. Of

course, the reason it wasn't included is because we were talking about

RO...not distilled. But you're right, Suzi, when the topic was

distilled it was mentioned. I was surprised to find out the RO is

" hungry " water as well....and that it is suggested to only use it when

detoxing....I never knew.

" Reverse osmosis also does much more damage to the water. The

interaction of the water with the plastic membrane alters the spin and

moment of the water. A sensitive person will notice that reverse

osmosis water has a slightly different texture or feeling than either

spring or distilled water.

Also, deuterium particles (heavy water) passes through the membrane

easily. Lighter water that is bound to contaminants is stopped. The

effect is to increase the weight of the water, an undesirable change.

Reverse osmosis water also produces a water with very low mineral

content and a more acid pH.. As with distilled water, it is a hungry

water that leaches minerals from the body and does not supply needed

nutrient minerals. As with distilled water, it should be used, if at

all, for only limited periods of time for detoxification. "

http://www.drlwilson.com/Articles/water.htm

While the basic filtering level of Reverse Osmosis is great, it leaves

several things to be desired.

They are;

Removes vital nutrients that are needed by our bodies. Reverse Osmosis

membranes are degraded quickly by Bacteria and other biological

pathogens in the water. More info on this below.

Creates what is known as hungry water, highly pure water that will eat

anything that it comes into contact with. This includes the vital

minerals in our bodies and the pipes, storage tanks, even your glass

that you drink from [if you drink from plastic, that means petrol

chemicals in your water]. Both the toxins leached from containers and

the mineral robbing capabilities of basic R/O water can lead to health

problems and possible thereby to an early death.

Standard Reverse Osmosis systems lacks a high concentration of the

desirable things in water such as the elements of life known to

science as ORME " Orbitally Rearranged Monoatomic Elements " , Metal

Ion's, Monoatomic elements [some times referred to as Ormus or

M-State] and other vital nutrients.

http://miraculewater.com/WaterLibrary/RO.html

This wasn't exactly the 'war over water' I was thinking of....lol... Kit

> Funny this wasn't included in the discussion:

>

> Distilled Water

> Distillation, however, produces a more acid water. It also

creates a " hungry " water.