Distilled water!

Thanks for the feedback!!!
I have been drinking distilled water for at least 18mo and
only disgnosed as diabitis 3 months back....

Also, fine you mention sugar from liquified fruit..
I love jucing so YES I enjoy watermelon jucing... I check my glocose after and did not see spike, so its not affecting me but I did CUT off OJ in the mornings because
I test at 110 after 9 hrs of nonfood and the normal should be 99 or less...anywho... Chromiun sound promesing and Will test it and get back to this tread and share...
I do believe in distilled water is much much better for your body than poluted water... I love the netherland and australian people. thanks again for the feedback!

Good for you op. We have well water. I am drinking another kind of water and going to make yet another kind. Just not ready to write about it just yet.

Freaking moron. Don't be telling people stuff that will mess them up. Anyone with diabetes should not be drinking fruit juice because it causes spike in their insulin level. Raw enzymes and sugar are completely different. A diabetic can get enzymes from non-starchy vegetables or vegetable juices. Fruit juices hit the bloodstream almost instantly and may cause severe insulin spikes in diabetics.

Ballin on EBT wrote:

***Guys is there a little spout filter i can put on my sink nozzle? For some semi fresh water?

I have a refrigerator that has a water and ice thing on it, it taste WAY better than tap but is it even safe to drink as well?***

No it will not be safe to drink.

The ONLY way to remove the flouride and other chemicals is with a reverse osmosis or distillery system.

Those fridge filtrs and end of faucet filters do little very little in removing any actual bad stuff.

They may remove some lead and sediment.

But R.O. System or Distiller is the way to go.

I bought the watts ( i think that is the system name ) from cost co amd ot has been flawless. Just keep up on the scheduled filter changes.

SpookyWatcher

In my opinion filters just don't do it. There's always lots of stuff that doesn't get filtered out. And filters get clogged as well. So distilling with a carbon filter is 100% success every time.

Distilling doesn't filter everything:

how much does a good distiller cost?

It's supposed to be the best water in the world!
Coconut water or milk is naturally distilled! Weird huh?

1 gallon counter-top models cost around 200 dollars for you Americans.

So something like this?

[link to www.freedrinkingwater.com]

Dont know if thats a legit site or not lol

Last Edited by Dr. Gucci on 09/11/2012 04:54 PM

Have you tried this? Or are you repeating just what the doctors are saying?

how much for britons?

Is this your Watts you were talking about OP?

[link to www.freshwatersystems.com]

If your water was bad beforehand
that might be ok, but distilled
water has no minerals in it.
A lack of magnesium will allow
alcohol to destroy the liver much
easier than in a person whose diet
is high in magnesium.

Drinkers in soft water areas at higher risk of liver disease, warns George Best's doctor
[link to www.dailymail.co.uk]

Sorry, didn't see you are Brit, but it's about the same everywhere! I bought one used for 100 euros:
[link to www.pure-pro.com]

I didn't say anything about Watts. I recommend distillers only. :)

Oh, i guess it was someone else lol.
Im totally looking into getting a water distiller. Or something to get that AWFUL taste from tap water out.

we bought the Megahome countertop model from spamazon and it's been great. Takes about 4 hours to make a gallon so we use it pretty much daily and if we have extra we put it in 5 gal jugs for later. I love distilled water but prob don't benefit much because I can't kick the damn pop habit :(

i heard copper ones are the best.....

Nice piece of propaganda. "Cure: Prof Roger Williams says the Government should add magnesium to water supplies to combat liver disease" Just like the fluoride story for better teeth, chlorine for dead animals infections and now IN-organic magnesium to poison you a little more.

Just eat a banana or some nuts and you'll have more than enough magnesium go on for a while.

Ye glass and copper would be better, but this saved me 100 euros and I put straight in a glass jar after distilling anyway!

I drink several levels purified and alkalized water, but not distilled.

Even if you are taking trace minerals, you can really mess your own brain up (electrolyte starvation), if you drink distilled water.

Just be careful.

You had two tests? When was the first, and when was the second? Or did he do two test right after the other?

So is it still bad to be drinking bottled water even if it is distilled/reverse osmosis? I've switched to a brand called Simplify lately, which does so, but still dont want to be drinking from a bottle anyone know if thats something i need to avoid or should i be ok?

Should you drink a good ol glass of tap water every once in a while if you drink only distilled water then? lol

That says it's reverse osmosis (RO). Not the same as distilled water.

Your stomach acid is like PH 2. So as soon as your PH 8 water hits the acid, it immediately drops to the same level as the stomach. Your stomach is at least 10000 times more acidic, so there is no way to compensate (and you don't want to) by drinking alkalized water.

Alkalizing is a myth if you ask me.

Distilled water in bottles are fine. It might taste plasticish, but the plastic particles magnetically attach to the negatively charged water. So it will end up in your excrement. So it's a few plastic particles vs 300ppm junk from the tap.

But it's so much easier to just have a distiller at home.

If you believe in the leeching of good minerals crap, then yes go for it lol. People just don't understand the inorganic vs organic arguments..

Most distillers have an escape vent to release such evaporated chemicals. Most filters wont remove drugs and chemicals such as fluoride either.