Guest guest Report post Posted October 23, 2000 Luckower- What kind of water machine do you have? I Bless You and Bless You for the Goodness of God Which is at Work Within You, Zell Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted October 23, 2000 Try here: http://www.enterraco.com/enterraco_product.htm Chuck Everything in the universe is packaging, big toys, or meat ! On Mon, 23 Oct 2000 19:56:06 EDT, luckower@... wrote: >it's made by enterra. i think they have a website somewhere Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted February 21, 2001 Doug, When I first started the program I included it because when I looked at the sample nutrition report in the book, they counted the water used in the shakes as part of the daily water intake. I usually drink over the recommended amount now. Cheryl C. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted February 22, 2001 When I first started my transformation, I did indulge in a Pepsi One on occasion. It should be fine. Cheryl C. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- >does it hurt to drink a diet Coke a couple times a week or should I save it for the free day.> Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted March 13, 2001 Water Here's an offer we shouldn't refuse! Thames Water have pledged £100,000 to Water Aid if they get 250,000 clicks on their site It takes a couple of seconds maximum so click on http://www.givewater.org/ Then please pass this on to your other mailing list members in your own dioceses! Cheers. Graham s Wakefield Diocesan Giving Adviser Tel: 01924 371 802 Pager: 07666 754 944 Email: givingwakefield (DOT) anglican.org Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted March 14, 2001 <P> <BR>You are going to think that I've totally gone around the bend but I like the Novato tap water. It was so nice to be home and be able to drink water out of the faucet. In San Diego, we get stale Colorado River water that comes through hundreds of miles of old corroded pipes. I only buy bottled water. <P>Lee <P> & nbsp; <B><I>Don & amp; & lt;handd1@... & gt;</I></B> wrote: & nbsp;<SPAN class=180075708-14032001><STRONG><FONT color=#ff0000 face= " BernhardFashion BT " size=5>There is most definitely something in the water, but I'm pretty sure it doesn't cause good things! & nbsp; ROTFLMAO!!!</FONT></STRONG></SPAN></P> __________________________________________________ Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted March 14, 2001 Oh, Lee! Novato water has been shown to have toxic levels of MTBE in it! I think that is how my bird and Don both got the same cancer, and me getting ovarian cancer all within two years! I drink bottled water too! #1 RE: Water <P> <BR>You are going to think that I've totally gone around the bend but I like the Novato tap water. It was so nice to be home and be able to drink water out of the faucet. In San Diego, we get stale Colorado River water that comes through hundreds of miles of old corroded pipes. I only buy bottled water. <P>Lee <P> & nbsp; <B><I>Don & amp; & lt;handd1@... & gt;</I></B> wrote: & nbsp;<SPAN class=180075708-14032001><STRONG><FONT color=#ff0000 face= " BernhardFashion BT " size=5>There is most definitely something in the water, but I'm pretty sure it doesn't cause good things! & nbsp; ROTFLMAO!!!</FONT></STRONG></SPAN></P> __________________________________________________ Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted June 26, 2001 Vilik, I have often wondered if the water in veggies & fruits isn't better than drinking just water. But, that is a far cry from then deciding water is dangerous, which it would be if it dehydrated one. And, as for water dehydrating us internally or externally, as we are told he said, then how does he explain the fact that a 200 pound person can absorb up to 4 pounds of water in one bath? I gain over a pound every shower! And, even if aborigines somewhere thought the white man strange for drinking water, that could have been due to bad water in their cultural history. So, it too is meaningless without some foundation. Otherwise, I'm going to go along with everything I have learned, as well as with what my body tells me. When I am hot & sweating, nothing is as tasty as a glass of water! I learned as a child that when a cold is coming on, get in a tub as hot as I can stand it for as long as I can stand it, and the cold goes away! When I am tired or stressed or just woke up, a long hot shower is so refreshing, energy giving, revitalizing that I have to say I believe anyone who says it is harmful is a fool! But, that's just my opinion. I could be wrong. jim Vilik Rapheles wrote: > > Anjonus (spelling?) says: > > > A: Water dries you up, whether taken internally or externally. Water is > > dehydrating and drying! Otherwise juice veggies or drink milk. If you are > > thirsty, you can eat raw butter and honey. > >~~~~~~~~~ > In Mutant Message (the book) the aborigines think the white person is > strange because she drinks water...they get it from food. > > However...I don't think water is drying me up... :) > > I'd like to know the basis for his idea...it's an interesting one. > > ~^^V^^~ ----- The TRUTH in 11 words: Inside every older person is a younger person wondering what happened! -- anon jlambert@... http://www.entrance.to/madscience http://www.entrance.to/poetry Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted June 26, 2001 Adjonus said: >If you are thirsty, you can eat raw butter and honey. Next time I get done working in the hot sun I'll eat a big tub of butter with honey on it to quench my burning thirst. Yeah! This guy is a flake. Some things he says seem awfully incredible like breaking 6 bones in his foot and healing completely in 6 days. Also this paragraph seems ridiculous to me: " I mounted a bicycle and peddled for 2½ years all over North America from coast to coast and from Alaska to Central America. I lived off the earth. sleeping on the ground, or in trees when it rained. and picking fruit off plants. All of the physical stress that came from traveling and living in the elements helped burn up all of the sugar from fruitarianism. " How one sleeps in trees is beyond my understanding. Even if he did, it could not protect him from rain. And if he lived off the earth, there is no way he could possibly eat so much fruit sugar. Some of the stuff this guy says just does not add up. Pete > Anjonus (spelling?) says: > > > A: Water dries you up, whether taken internally or externally. Water is > > dehydrating and drying! Otherwise juice veggies or drink milk. > >~~~~~~~~~ > In Mutant Message (the book) the aborigines think the white person is > strange because she drinks water...they get it from food. > > However...I don't think water is drying me up... :) > > I'd like to know the basis for his idea...it's an interesting one. > > ~^^V^^~ Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted June 26, 2001 Adjonus said: >If you are thirsty, you can eat raw butter and honey. Next time I get done working in the hot sun I'll eat a big tub of butter with honey on it to quench my burning thirst. Yeah! This guy is a flake. Some things he says seem awfully incredible like breaking 6 bones in his foot and healing completely in 6 days. Also this paragraph seems ridiculous to me: " I mounted a bicycle and peddled for 2½ years all over North America from coast to coast and from Alaska to Central America. I lived off the earth. sleeping on the ground, or in trees when it rained. and picking fruit off plants. All of the physical stress that came from traveling and living in the elements helped burn up all of the sugar from fruitarianism. " How one sleeps in trees is beyond my understanding. Even if he did, it could not protect him from rain. And if he lived off the earth, there is no way he could possibly eat so much fruit sugar. Some of the stuff this guy says just does not add up. Pete > Anjonus (spelling?) says: > > > A: Water dries you up, whether taken internally or externally. Water is > > dehydrating and drying! Otherwise juice veggies or drink milk. > >~~~~~~~~~ > In Mutant Message (the book) the aborigines think the white person is > strange because she drinks water...they get it from food. > > However...I don't think water is drying me up... :) > > I'd like to know the basis for his idea...it's an interesting one. > > ~^^V^^~ Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted June 26, 2001 Hello All, I don't know what to think about this fella, but... you have to remember... this a second hand report if I am not mistaken... and somethings might have been misunderstood...from time to time don't we hear some incredible positive results almost miracles from people getting great results from hyperbaric chambers, ozone, h2o2 etc. that many others wonder if there is not a little exaggeration going on here. But... I agree... get on his e-mail list server and grill / drill the guy and surporters to get clearity on this subject matter. mike slivinski On Tue, 26 Jun 2001 23:34:24 -0000 alreadyherenow@... writes: > > Adjonus said: > >If you are thirsty, you can eat raw butter and honey. > > Next time I get done working in the hot sun I'll eat a big tub of > butter with honey on it to quench my burning thirst. Yeah! > > This guy is a flake. > Some things he says seem awfully incredible like breaking 6 bones in > > his foot and healing completely in 6 days. Also this paragraph seems > > ridiculous to me: > " I mounted a bicycle and peddled for 2½ years all over North America > > from coast to coast and from Alaska to Central America. I lived off > the earth. sleeping on the ground, or in trees when it rained. and > picking fruit off plants. All of the physical stress that came from > traveling and living in the elements helped burn up all of the sugar > > from fruitarianism. " > How one sleeps in trees is beyond my understanding. Even if he did, > it could not protect him from rain. > And if he lived off the earth, there is no way he could possibly eat > > so much fruit sugar. > Some of the stuff this guy says just does not add up. > > Pete > > > > > Anjonus (spelling?) says: > > > > > A: Water dries you up, whether taken internally or externally. > Water is > > > dehydrating and drying! Otherwise juice veggies or drink milk. > > > >~~~~~~~~~ > > In Mutant Message (the book) the aborigines think the white person > > is > > strange because she drinks water...they get it from food. > > > > However...I don't think water is drying me up... :) > > > > I'd like to know the basis for his idea...it's an interesting one. > > > > ~^^V^^~ > > > OxyPLUS is an unmoderated e-ring dealing with oxidative therapies, > and other alternative self-help subjects. > > THERE IS NO MEDICAL ADVICE HERE! > > This list is the 1st Amendment in action. The things you will find > here are for information and research purposes only. We are people > sharing information we believe in. If you act on ideas found here, > you do so at your own risk. Self-help requires intelligence, common > sense, and the ability to take responsibility for your own actions. > By joining the list you agree to hold yourself FULLY responsible FOR > yourself. Do not use any ideas found here without consulting a > medical professional, unless you are a researcher or health care > provider. > > You can unsubscribe via e-mail by sending A NEW e-mail to the > following address - NOT TO THE OXYPLUS LIST! - > DO NOT USE REPLY BUTTON & DO NOT PUT THIS IN THE SUBJECT LINE or > BODY of the message! : > > oxyplus-unsubscribeegroups > > oxyplus-normalonelist - switch your subscription to normal > mode. > > Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted October 5, 2001 Hi Calvin, I'm using the 'water cure' to help with cfs. Although, it hasn't cured me, I've noticed noticeable improvements. I also eat the celtic sea salt. For me there's just a feeling of improved well-being, less pain and more energy. However, I don't know if it'd help with gallstones. A simple liver cleanse would help with that. Have you noticed any health improvement? Gail water > Hi > I was wondering if anyone else has tried this water cure with good > results in gallstones or other > health problems. > > Calvin > Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted October 7, 2001 Hi Well I would have to agree that there seems to be a feeling of well being, more energy, and lower blood pressure. Also seems to be helping in losing weight. I do plant to do a internal cleanse, then a liver cleanse. First I want to clear out my intestinal tract so the cleansing of the liver can move through. Calvin On Fri, 5 Oct 2001 16:20:55 -0700 " Gail Naranjo " writes: Hi Calvin, I'm using the 'water cure' to help with cfs. Although, it hasn't cured me, I've noticed noticeable improvements. I also eat the celtic sea salt. For me there's just a feeling of improved well-being, less pain and more energy. However, I don't know if it'd help with gallstones. A simple liver cleanse would help with that. Have you noticed any health improvement? Gail Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted January 3, 2002 ----- Original Message ----- From: " Taour " <taour@...> >>Does anyone remember that " formula " for the amount of water intake you >>should have for your weight? The one I've read says that you should drink 1/2 ounce per pound of body weight. So just divide your weight in 2 (don't you wish you could?!?!?) and that will be how many ounces you should drink. However, I can't drink that much so I try for 96 oz. per day... Sue Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted January 3, 2002 Thanks Sue... I think that was it > > > The one I've read says that you should drink 1/2 ounce per pound of body > weight. So just divide your weight in 2 (don't you wish you could?!?!?) > and that will be how many ounces you should drink. > Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted January 3, 2002 It is 64 oz a day plus another 8 oz for every 25 pounds of weight you would like to lose. CP --- Taour <taour@...> wrote: > Does anyone remember that " formula " for the amount > of water intake you > should have for your weight? Something like add an > ounce (to the 64 > suggested for a normal weight person) for every > pound you are > overweight? > > > > __________________________________________________ Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted January 3, 2002 > should have for your weight? Something like add an ounce (to the 64 > suggested for a normal weight person) for every pound you are > overweight? I think it's 8 ounces for every additional 10 pounds, close to what you read. Sue in NJ Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted January 3, 2002 Thanks for the answers everyone. My hospital's nutritionist is also supposed to tell my speech therapist... so we will see what she says! The bottom line is to drink as much water as possible. (She is also supposed to find out about water toxicity) Cincy Porkchop wrote: > It is 64 oz a day plus another 8 oz for every 25 > pounds of weight you would like to lose. > > CP > > --- Taour <taour@...> wrote: > > Does anyone remember that " formula " for the amount > > of water intake you > > should have for your weight? Something like add an > > ounce (to the 64 > > suggested for a normal weight person) for every > > pound you are > > overweight? > > > > > > > > > > __________________________________________________ > Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted January 4, 2002 > I weigh 255 so I should drink 127.5 ounces, or 16, 8-ounce glasses of water > a day. Sounds like a lot, but *we're* a lot of person. What weight are you trying to get down to?? I am at 193...I would like to get down to at LEAST 115-120 but would settle for 135-140 for n ow! LOL Lesley Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted January 4, 2002 > What weight are you trying to get down to?? I'm trying to follow Sue R's example and not worry so much about what the scale says but on eating healthy foods, exercising, and drinking my water. My " goal " is to fit into a size XL t-shirt by summertime. To put a number on it, that would take me to around 220. My ultimate, probably unattainable goal is to get to 150, a weight I haven't seen since around 8th grade, about 35 years ago. Sue in NJ I am not a number, I am a free (wo)man! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted January 4, 2002 > My " goal " is to fit into a size XL t-shirt by summertime. To put a number on > it, that would take me to around 220. My ultimate, probably unattainable > goal is to get to 150, a weight I haven't seen since around 8th grade, about > 35 years ago. You know I have struggled with weight my whole life..or so it seemed. In the 8th grade I was probably around 115 or so but my mother made me feel like I was huge because my mom is this tiny little 90 lb woman who never weighed over 100 except when she was pregnant and OF COURSE lost it all before leaving the hospital. I take after my dad's side of the family. Looking back though I always feel I am at my *largest*....like now I would kill to be 115 again...or the 130ish I was in high school....or the 145 I was after marriage...or even the 165 after my first child. I have gained about 15 lbs since the birth of my second child. Since her BIRTH not since pregnancy! And I have 2 toddlers to chase after you would think I would lose! LOL But I love to eat...its a big downfall...I have little to no will power...I start craving things and have to have them. I can't stop at one piece of pizza...I have to have 3...things like that you know?? My weight has made me so depressed for the last 5 years...I feel horribly unattractive, nothing looks good. but yet I still can't lose!!! My husband is always telling me I'm not fat, that I look good...but I can see in a mirror, and I know he is trying to sheild my feelings. And the worst part is....I get so depressed, I cry over it...and then eat again...*sigh* Lesley Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted January 4, 2002 I am not too worried!!! Sue in NJ wrote: > >(She is also supposed to > > find out about water toxicity) > > I don't think that happens until you're drinking over 200 ounces a day and > are at normal weight, like drinking 2 ounces for every pound you weigh. Of > course when it's hot out and you're very sweaty, even that much might be > needed by someone our size. > > Sue in NJ > > Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 1, 2002 Ladies if you have kids do them a favor and force them to like water. I am trying with my two right now. I got Em the 3 yr old a small sports bottle and it is helping. NH Mommy to Abby Liz 10-25-94 Mommy to Anne 7-1-99 START 6/1/02 238/222/199 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 1, 2002 > Ladies if you have kids do them a favor and force them to like water. Henry is 18 and I *still* can't get him to drink water except with his asthma pill! He as an apple juice baby and would prefer to this day to drink a watered down glass of juice than plain water. Yesterday, after we got his duffel and computer loaded into the car to head home, we made a final stop to the student center/cafeteria for him to grab something to drink on the way home, since these kids hadn't had anything since lunch over 4 hours prior to that and it was 97 degrees out. He went straight for the apple juice, passing up both water and soda. Drank 2, 12 ounce bottles before leaving the cafeteria and took 2 for the car. At least I had my little 8 ounce water bottles in a thermal bag waiting for me in the car. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 1, 2002 The sports bottle is a wonderful idea. What I used years ago for my child was one of those crazy straws to drink from. Drinking from straws is definately something children love. Queenie Jase4567@... wrote:Ladies if you have kids do them a favor and force them to like water. I am trying with my two right now. I got Em the 3 yr old a small sports bottle and it is helping. NH Mommy to Abby Liz 10-25-94 Mommy to Anne 7-1-99 START 6/1/02 238/222/199 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
