Water

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Water, Why is

it Important? The body is a complex organism which

requires adequate amounts of water to function properly.

 

Here we will go over the importance of water in your

daily life and

diet. There are many brands of bottled water out there,

however, all

are not what we expect. This information is provided by

BMF Inc,

Distilled Water Plant, located in Puerto Rico. Website

http://www.bmfwater.com

<http://www.bmfwater.com/> , to

view more and

their brands of water. I do hope that this aids you in

making water a

part of your life and diet.

 

 

 

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Water is important for the following reasons. It is

crucial to sustain

life and constitutes:

 

75 % of the Brain Tissue

 

92 % of the Blood

 

22 % of Bone Marrow

 

75 % of Muscle Tissue

 

Regulates Body Temperature.

 

Carries nutrients and oxygen to the cells.

 

Serves as a humidifier for oxygen intake.

 

Protects and conditions vital organs.

 

Help convert food into energy.

 

Removes toxins, minerals and sodium from the body.

 

Helps lubricate the joints.

 

Helps retard the aging process.

 

 

 

Water....Basic Element for life,

 

WE CAN NOT SURVIVE WITHOUT IT.

 

Now we will cover the process is utilized. The following

is done with

distilling water:

 

Water is extracted from wells of more than 800 feet deep,

it is stored

in two underground cisterns which protects the water from

the weather

elements. It is chlorinated for pureness and

preservation. It is

processed through special carbon and sediment filters

which eliminate

organic matter and aftertaste. It is treated with water

softeners. It

reaches the distillers where it is processed in its

original form. In

the carbon filter and it is stored in two steel final

phase it goes

through another tanks where the water circulates with

ozone to maintain

its freshness and pureness. The final product is pure,

refreshing

water.

 

Pure water is the best for Human consumption, and

beneficial to your

health; distilled water provides the following benefits:

 

It is unique since it is the only water that complies

with the true

definaition of pure water, it is natural. Odorless,

colorless,

flavorless. Contains no organic minerials. Contains no

sodium, no

aftertaste. Perfect for the blood. Considered the most

beneficial

liquid for human consumption. Accepted world wide for

biomedical

applications. Use to prepare medication, mix medical

liquids and

powder. Food preparation with distilled water tastes

better. Helps

athletes energize the body for peak performance.

Distilled wate is

perfect for babies and it is the most beneficial water

for your health.

Recommended for patients with cancer, renal and other

absorbtion

ailments.

 

Lastly, it is important to hidrate your body - Drink

Water

 

Pure distilled water helps to speed up absorption

process. Drink eight

8 oz glasses of water DAILY, the equivalent of four 16 oz

bottles. Do

not wait until you are thirsty to drink water with you at

all times. Do

not substitue with other liquids such as caffeinated or

carbonated

beverages. Start and end the day drinking water. Drink

water prior and

during exercise. It is important to drink water during

any type of

physical exertion to avoid dehydration remember you need

to replenish

water for your muscles which are 75% water. If you

become dehydrated,

cramping, lack of endurance and loss of performance can

occur. Common

colds and viruses may cause dehydration. It is necessary

to drink.

Water in hot and humid places children must drink.

Plenty of water to

stay healthy teach your children to, drink water at an

early age in

order to avoid future health problems.

 

 

 

DRINK WATER

 

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art is a community effort - a small but select community living in a

spiritualized world endeavoring to interpret the wars and the solitudes of the

flesh.”

-Allen Ginsberg

 

 

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