Distilled liquids clean the body of ALL disease & toxins, Decalcify pineal gland, Urine therapy

I personally do not believe in any such ''dead water''. All water is living to some degree.

The nature of distilled water is such to where all that is inorganic bonds to it and stays bonded to it.

Water that has ''minerals'' are inorganic minerals that the body cannot and will not assimilate. It is what plugs human bodies up with crud. We get our minerals from organic sources such as fruits and vegetables, not water.

I entirely disagree. The proof is in experience. I know someone who has been drinking distilled for 30 years, some for 5, some for a year, ETC. Guess what? They are in perfect health!

I appreciate your perspective but personally disagree entirely. :)

the term dead water is a harsh one, but water without salts in it destroys

its a leech, in other words a solvent.

all is good and well as long as your body can maintain homeostasis, but if there is a problem with this system, whereas the body can not secrete enough co2 from your blood it will force your body to take minerals from bones and teeth. its not something you notice either, except when you take a fall and you hip shatters, then while examining they notice your bones are full of holes.

just be aware, its a silent problem.

..of course you are absolutely correct that distilled water cleanses the body, no doubt you are feeling this benefit.

did you know distilled and r/o water do not conduct electricity?

MYTH #2: DISTILLED WATER LEACHES MINERALS FROM YOUR BODY

What the proponents of this Myth want you to believe are that because distilled water is so pure, drinking it will leach minerals from your body, thereby robbing you of good health and nutrition. There is no basis of fact to document this claim. The national best-seller health and diet book: “Fit for Life II: Living Health” by Harvey and Marilyn Diamond, answers this question in the following excerpt:

“Distilled water has an inherent quality. Acting almost like a magnet, it picks up rejected, discarded and unusable minerals and, assisted by the blood and the lymph, carries them to the lungs and kidneys for elimination from the body. The statement that distilled water leaches minerals from the body has no basis in fact. It doesn't leach out minerals that have become part of the cell structure. It can’t and it won’t. It collects only minerals that have already been rejected or excreted by the cells . . . To suggest that distilled water takes up minerals from foods so that the body derives no benefit from them is absurd.”

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Distilled water is healthy for you?

This is the complete OPPOSITE of what ALL experts say.

I've been drinking distilled water for 2 or 3 days now since reading this thread and today I noticed my teeth are whiter and you can't through them as much.
This happened after I did oil pulling for a couple days a couple years ago.

I haven't changed my diet or done anything else different, just switched to distilled water so I'm thinking maybe it makes minerals in my blood more available to the teeth and other bones.

The same 'experts' that tell us fluoride and vaccines and chemotherapy are good for us?

Distilled water DOES leech minerals from your body. You say you know someone who's been drinking for 30 years and in perfect health. How do you know they are? Have you examined them, done tests? Nope. You just assume and promote something which is potentially harmful to others.

We're ment to drink spring water, water that is matured and contains all the minerals we need.

Read Viktor Schaubergers work. There's a list in there about water types. I believe it says you can drink distilled water for a short period of time if there is nothing better, but long term you should definitely not.. as it will leech from the body.

Water will either give, or it will take. Same goes for tap water. Disease and cancer are so rife because our water quality is piss poor.

the story you have quoted is a misleading one.

your body needs minerals.

by not including the minerals from your natural water supply your reducing the amount your body has available, the input of minerals is less.

this reduction alone should show you your going to be mineral deficient, if you do not compensate for it.

the very same mechanism you quote as its benefit is that it leaches toxins from your body... yet the article you quote says it does not ;)

Yahoo!!! Congratulations.

The solution is SO simple!!

It's exactly what ''they'' do not want us to know. :)

In response to some of the contrast in this thread as of late:

Once again.... Spring water, well water, tap water, ETC contain INORGANIC MINERALS. Minerals, that our bodies indeed need, come from ORGANIC SOURCES. Vegetables & fruits!

Spring water has minerals that have been collected from dirt! When a machine gets dirty.. what happens? Its performance drops and you have to clean it!

The human biological system is no different. :)

think of distilled water as a sponge for salts. i say salts because only salts of metals are water soluble, metals themselves are not.

wherever the distilled water goes it leeches the salts like a sponge.. but it doesn't let go of them, until its distilled or filtered again.

ok follow this.. distilled water in mouth = salts leeched from body and them some by kidneys aswell and then urinated out, obviously salts are removed from your body

the very same salts you call toxins.

the only minerals that vegetables and fruit contains are what is placed into the soil.

your analogy of dirty machines is funny, yet irrelevant.

the reason his teeth are whiter is because the surface is being eroded away slowly by their saliva trying to find minerals to make the blood ph right.

Incorrect. Plants and fruits take the inorganic minerals from the soil and turn it into organic minerals that our bodies can assimilate. It simply makes sense.

if you were more responsible with the whole truth op i wouldn't be posting.

I will opt out of continuing this conversation with you. :)

Any further energy focused on this particular topic with you is redundant, I have stated what I have needed to state, as have you.

Blessings. <3

Hehe, good point. :) :) :)

plants can only take what reverse osmosis allows.

a root system uses capillary action to send water soluble elements to the rest of the plant.

inorganic/organic is just muddying the water its a meaningless statement.

minerals are just salts of metals!

Cheers! :)

Hey there :)

Are you on Facebook?

There is an awesome private group that is full of awesome people who are into distilled liquids. :) You're more than welcome to join us!

I've been drinking distilled water since 1989 and am in better health than I was then. My two dogs have always had nothing but distilled water and are doing ok, too. The youngest dog will be 15 in December. The old dog is 17 1/2,

Thanks! I'm not going to drink urine though. Lol.

Another thing - I used to think distilled water tasted bad until I started making my own in an electric stainless steel $600 distiller. I love my distiller and it's incredibly easy to clean. Wish I had bought one years ago!

Some more facts to consider.

1. Bottled Water = RO Water
When you drink many brands of bottled water, you are actually drinking RO treated tap water.

2. Soft Drinks = RO Water
When you drink soft-drinks and soda, you are drinking mineral-free treated RO water. Vitamin water, sports drinks & energy drinks are also made from RO purified water.

3. Tap Water = RO Water
Some US city and municipal water facilities (Orange County, CA) are already providing RO treated water to their communities. Los Angeles county is also considering RO systems as we speak. Even Beverly Hills 90210 is using RO water. Hey if reverse osmosis is good enough for the OC and the Hollywood elite that must tell you something!

4. GE & DOW water = RO Water
General Electric and DOW chemical are two of the largest and most respected companies in the scientific community and both sell and endorse reverse osmosis technology for drinking water.

5. Arrowhead & Culligan water = RO Water
Arrowhead, Culligan, Aquafina and Dasani are just a few brands that sell reverse osmosis water.

6. Google Campus Water = RO Water
Google employees have on-site doctors, massage therapists, nutritionists, yoga classes and volleyball courts at their finger tips. They also have delicious reverse osmosis drinking water too.

The truth is many of us have been drinking reverse osmosis water all our lives without even knowing it.

Been doing ut for years and its true never sick.

lol

Fabulous!

Yea, UT is not for everyone! At the very least, know that in a survival situation you can use it indefeinitely. The only way it does not work is if you wait to long to begin drinking it. :)

AWESOME!!!! I would Love to get a distiller where I am but I think it would be too much of a strain on our solar system. :)

Beautiful signature image. <3

If you look at the level of minerals in water its contribution to our mineral intake is negligible.