Staying Healthy w/ Water - question

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--- Kat <js_kat wrote:

 

> I follow science. The two links in my daughter's

> discussion clearly

> show the science of distilled water and why it

> should not be

> consumed.

 

No no Kat, That only shows what happens in a Petri

dish. There is no reason (scientific or other) to

believe that is what happens in a live body subject to

biological control.

As a matter of fact that link did not even make that

claim.

 

 

 

>All the links and discussion I see coming

> from those who

> tout DW as the best drink are subjective, no science

> that I can see.

 

 

Muscle testing is about as subjective as you can get.

 

 

>

> I also found and interesting statement page 2 of the

> Bragg site " Pure

> distilled water is truly God's greatest gift to us,

> a source of life

> and health.

> - Paul C. Bragg "

>

> Considering man HAS to alter the water from the

> natural forms to make

> distilled water (when nature does heat water to the

> point of steam,

> man can't drink the steam and by the time the steam

> is water again

> and accessible to man as water it has much more in

> it than distilled

> water), I don't see how that statement makes any

> sense.

 

 

Not true. A good distiller (with post filter) will

produce 99.9% pure h2o.

As for altering God's water - you do have to at least

filter it so I agree that does not make sense.

 

 

>

> The fact of the matter is, plants are very different

> from animals, as

> stated in the URL.

>

> I know what I've seen. I saw what happened to my

> friend who switched

> from spring water and filtered water to distilled

> water

 

 

A good reaction as was explained in another post from

the other Ron I think.

 

 

> I know how

> sensitive EIs are to things that the rest of us just

> slough off.

> They are our guinea pigs, so to speak. If a small

> amount of

> something hurts them, then to some degree it is

> hurting all of us.

 

 

As does bad science.

 

:-)

Ron

 

 

>

> Regardless of anything, as I said before I use

> muscle testing

> extensively, because the body KNOWS what it likes

> and does not like.

> If I put any type of water on a chest and that

> person has a strong

> muscle go weak, I know it is not something the body

> wants, so I won't

> recommend it to them. That to me is the ultimate

> test of whether

> something is good or not.

>

> Kat

>

>