Water

[Guest guest]

Wow in that case I would love to come and fill many jugs of water

from you well to bring back home!!! LOL Cause our water here

sometimes you can smell the clorine, and even taste it at times too.

Gabby

Susie, IMO you can use it. I use

doubly filtered tap water and never had

> any trouble.

> Shaye

>

>

> water

>

> What's the difference between distilled and spring water for soap

making?

> Can I use spring? Dum Dum me picked up spring without looking. DUH

>

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[Guest guest]

Come'on over! My daughter lives right down the hill but comes and fills her jugs

for the baby.Talk about stinky their new house has sulfer water, pe-u! When I

grew up in NJ we had clorinated water, we thought that was normal.LOL Susie

Marie <wakerens@...> wrote: Wow in that case I would love to come

and fill many jugs of water

from you well to bring back home!!! LOL Cause our water here

sometimes you can smell the clorine, and even taste it at times too.

Gabby

Susie, IMO you can use it. I use

doubly filtered tap water and never had

> any trouble.

> Shaye

>

>

> water

>

> What's the difference between distilled and spring water for soap

making?

> Can I use spring? Dum Dum me picked up spring without looking. DUH

>

> ---------------------------------

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> Small Business gives you all the tools to get online.

>

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[Guest guest]

Or Texas Tea? hehe

>

> Ok then can I use my well water? We have the cleanest good tasting

well water this side of Beverly Hills! LOL Wish it was

oil! Susie

>

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OMGoodness what we thought was normal and then we learn in the

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still doing it.

Oh I'd definately would get different water to if i where your

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Susie, IMO you can use it. I use

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Thanks for that info, . Good stuff to know. My dad had a heart attack last

year, at age 49. With no prior health conditions. I'll be sure to pass this on

to him.

sarah

Water

I must admit I seldom originate and tend to do more " Lurking and

commenting " but I just received this from a totaaly different

(None-health) group and thaught I'd throw it in, in view of the

periodic water discussions.

This is a very good article. Not only about the warm water after your

meal, but about heart attacks. The Chinese and Japanese drink hot tea

with their meals, not cold water, maybe it is time we adopt their

drinking habit while eating.

For those who like to drink cold water, this article is applicable to

you. It is nice to have a cup of cold drink after a meal. However, the

cold water will solidify the oily stuff that you have just consumed.

It will slow down the digestion. Once this " sludge " reacts with the

acid, it will break down and be absorbed by the intestine faster than

the solid food. It will line the intestine. Very soon, this will turn

into fats and lead to cancer. It is best to drink hot soup or warm

water after a meal.

A serious note about heart attacks - You should know that not every

heart attack symptom is going to be the left arm hurting. Be aware of

intense pain in the jaw line.

You may never have the first chest pain during the course of a heart

attack. Nausea and intense sweating are also common symptoms. 60% of

people who have a heart attack while they are asleep do not wake up.

Pain in the jaw can wake you from a sound sleep. Let's be careful and

be aware. The more we know, the better chance we could survive.

A cardiologist says if everyone who reads this message sends it to 10

people, you can be sure that we'll save at least one life. Read this &

Send to a friend. It could save a life. So, please be a true friend

and send this article to all your friends you care about.

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[Guest guest]

> Hmmm... I always thought the opposite here. Your body's

> internal temperature would heat up the water

You're exactly right there. Water temperature -- hot or cold

-- is irrelevant, for the reason you point out.

> but then spend energy doing so. I was always under the

> impression that the colder the better.

Not necessarily. While warming your food to body temperature

does indeed use some energy, it's little enough as to be

negligible. Take drinking a liter of icewater:

Water requires one calorie (lowercase " c " : dietary Calories

are actually kilocalories, so 1000 calories = 1 Calorie that

you'd see on a food package) per gram for each degree

Celcius it's warmed (that's actually how a calorie is

defined), which makes our calculation simple.

- 1000 mL of water at 0C weighs about 1000g - Body

temperature is 37C, so we have: - 1000g * 37C = 37000 cal =

37 kcal = 37 Calories

So drinking a liter of icewater does indeed burn a few

calories, but according to the label on the package of fresh

organic honey-roasted cashews sitting next to my computer,

that comes to about four and a half honey-roasted cashews.

By the way, the initial message to which you were referring

is a known bit of forward-spam with no call to concern

anyone. It surfaced, apparently, somewhen in 2006 and has

been circulating among the easily-frightened and their

address books ever since.

http://www.snopes.com/medical/myths/coldwater.asp

[Guest guest]

Me!?! Easily frightened ? Step up to the line sir!

All I do is stir it.

If I see something either healthily interesting or questionable I hurl it in the

air and see who grabs it and what they do with it.

I did think our " Tame Scientist(s) " might put us right though. As usual.

{¦;¬))

N. England.

Re: water

--- In kombucha tea , " TealCamaroGirl "

<TealCamaroGirl@...> wrote:

> Hmmm... I always thought the opposite here. Your body's

> internal temperature would heat up the water

You're exactly right there. Water temperature -- hot or cold

-- is irrelevant, for the reason you point out.

> but then spend energy doing so. I was always under the

> impression that the colder the better.

Not necessarily. While warming your food to body temperature

does indeed use some energy, it's little enough as to be

negligible. Take drinking a liter of icewater:

Water requires one calorie (lowercase " c " : dietary Calories

are actually kilocalories, so 1000 calories = 1 Calorie that

you'd see on a food package) per gram for each degree

Celcius it's warmed (that's actually how a calorie is

defined), which makes our calculation simple.

- 1000 mL of water at 0C weighs about 1000g - Body

temperature is 37C, so we have: - 1000g * 37C = 37000 cal =

37 kcal = 37 Calories

So drinking a liter of icewater does indeed burn a few

calories, but according to the label on the package of fresh

organic honey-roasted cashews sitting next to my computer,

that comes to about four and a half honey-roasted cashews.

By the way, the initial message to which you were referring

is a known bit of forward-spam with no call to concern

anyone. It surfaced, apparently, somewhen in 2006 and has

been circulating among the easily-frightened and their

address books ever since.

http://www.snopes.com/medical/myths/coldwater.asp

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[Guest guest]

> Me!?! Easily frightened ? Step up to the line sir!

My apologies. *grin*

> All I do is stir it.

Some things would be better not stirred. Things that (i.e. for the

reason a stated) have no physiological snowball's chance of being

true would be well checked-out before passing them on to the list.

Especially if they came to you prefaced with " Fwd: Re: FW: RE: re: re:

Fwd: re: FWD: " . *grin*

> If I see something either healthily interesting or questionable I

hurl it in the air and see who grabs it and what they do with it.

Too many people might believe it.

> I did think our " Tame Scientist(s) " might put us right though. As usual.

*snerk*

*wonders if being a " tame scientist " is a good thing . . . *

[Guest guest]

Wow Don,

Thanks for sharing that very compelling video. We have been fluoride

free for a while now, other than taking showers in the stuff, but what

can be done to turn around the major cities? At the end they said

enough citizens stood up and demanded no more fluoridation. What can

be done locally have it removed from the city waters? Is it even worth

trying to fight? It just seems like one of those things that is so

entrenched into the society.

Luke Lemmers

The Brix Guy

www.HighBrixHome.com

[Guest guest]

Well, by now most of you have seen the water testing results for American

cities. Here we sit

in the Twin Cities with the FIFTH WORSE pharmaceutical cocktail of hormones,

antibiotics,

anti-depressants, and pesticides in every drop of city water! (And I'm still

depressed!). Many

of these have been shown to be not only pharamaceutically-active in ppb or even

ppt

(trillion), but also dangerous at these levels.

Made me glad we have been filtering our water with our little Brita sink-side

filter but like

Luke and others stated, it's not really enough. Just bathing in all the chlorine

is worse than

drinking it. We don't have RO so we are drinking flouride every day. GRRR! (of

course flouride

makes you too stupid to organize a fight against it!).

I used to haul water for drinking every week from either the Lake Harriet well

or the Eloise

Flower Garden well. I think I had a bit more time then but I'm sure

thinking about

doing it again. Isn't that a pity?!

Will Winter

[Guest guest]

Will, my water filter which is a multi-pure also does not remove

flouride but correct me if I am wrong. I understand no water filter on

the market filters out hormone, cancer and anti-depressants drugs. And

damn I like that heroin I am getting! Tee hee.

[Guest guest]

I recommend Scotch, straight up.

Won't do anything to discourage the mites but you won't notice 'em

after a while!

:-)

>

> Bessie

> do you drink tap water still?

> I'm thinking I need to switch to something else....thought you might

> have a suggestion

> thanks

> z

>

[Guest guest]

lol..... oh brother.....

From: miteyman <miteyman@...>Subject: Re: waterbird mites Date: Friday, October 17, 2008, 6:47 PM

I recommend Scotch, straight up.Won't do anything to discourage the mites but you won't notice 'em after a while! :-)>> Bessie> do you drink tap water still?> I'm thinking I need to switch to something else....thought you might > have a suggestion > thanks> z>__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

After the week ive had....sounds great!! When's happy hour??

> >

> > Bessie

> > do you drink tap water still?

> > I'm thinking I need to switch to something else....thought you

might

> > have a suggestion

> > thanks

> > z

> >

>

[Guest guest]

i think happy hour is almost over, Holly. Sorry, you only get Water!!! lol...

mel

From: Holly <hollyjane11@...>Subject: Re: waterbird mites Date: Friday, October 17, 2008, 7:08 PM

After the week ive had....sounds great!! When's happy hour??> >> > Bessie> > do you drink tap water still?> > I'm thinking I need to switch to something else....thought you might > > have a suggestion > > thanks> > z> >>__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Wow, I seriously thought you were all on a clean water drinking fad

I should have known better since I noticed little Miss Mel amoungst the

replys

[Guest guest]

Z -

No, I drink purified bottled water. I used to (for many, many years)

use PUR faucet attachment, but I'm afraid something will get in the

filter and contaminate the water.

For a couple of weeks, drinking distilled water will help detoxify

your body, but make sure you take mineral-supplemented vitamins, then

return to purified water. Even " spring water " makes me nervous.

Gosh.

Bessie

ps - get Gillham's Natural Calm plus calcium from the health food

store, and have that once or twice a day.

>

> Bessie

> do you drink tap water still?

> I'm thinking I need to switch to something else....thought you

might

> have a suggestion

> thanks

> z

>

[Guest guest]

GREAT SUGGESTION!!

> >

> > Bessie

> > do you drink tap water still?

> > I'm thinking I need to switch to something else....thought you

might

> > have a suggestion

> > thanks

> > z

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Awesome, thanks as always Bessie

z

[Guest guest]

Hahaha niceee.

On Fri, 17 Oct 2008 3:47 pm, miteyman wrote:

> I recommend Scotch, straight up.

>

> Won't do anything to discourage the mites but you won't notice 'em

> after a while!

>

> :-)

>

>

>>

>> Bessie

>> do you drink tap water still?

>> I'm thinking I need to switch to something else....thought you might

>> have a suggestion

>> thanks

>> z

>>

>

>

Adam

Rumblers C.C.

www.myspace.com/irishbandido

[Guest guest]

zooky......:-)

From: zmooks <zuleikahwalker@...>Subject: Re: waterbird mites Date: Friday, October 17, 2008, 8:46 PM

Wow, I seriously thought you were all on a clean water drinking fad I should have known better since I noticed little Miss Mel amoungst the replys __________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 11/22/2008 1:54:33 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

hotmocha@... writes:

Only when a

person is severely dehydrated will the acidic water be of any benefit

to the body.

Well there certainly is A LOT of information being passed about water. We

have been drinking R.O. water for about 5 years now. We started drinking it

after reading " Natural Cures They Don't Want You to Know About " by

Trudeau. That book also jump started me into finding out many things about

health. I see lots of health benefits when I am properly hydrated, with R.O.

water

or whatever water. I just don't know what to believe. I think this is the

first topic I have seen come across this board that people have such

different opinions.

Holly

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[Guest guest]

Jack is still alive, and I credited my belief to Bragg because I certainly

cannot prove either side of the argument about water, nor has anyone else that

I know  of.

I'm not sure what fasting, juicing and veganism have to do with the quality or

life force of water. Although we can't live very long with out water, I wouldn't

drink tap water because I know what's in it. What kind of muscle testing do you

do? What proof would it give that distilled water drains the body of energy?

These  kinds of statements are in my opinion are just conclusions. So to bring

in another opinion, Dr.Herbert Shelton who conducted over 40,000 fast on mostly

sick people who had been given up on by the Allopaths said if you eat a lot of

water based foods you don't need much water. He stated the only time you should

drink water is when you are thirsty, a far cry from the people who carry a water

bottle with them all day. But maybe they don't eat many water based foods in the

first place and ifs that's true it won't make much difference what kind of water

they drink. Your engineer may be correct, but I prefer to believe the people who

practiced what they preached. I know this topic is not about vaxs but is about

health as is non-vaxing and a lot on the list may be drinking fluoridated,

cloridated and loaded with other poisons tap water , maybe it would be good to

have a one time discussion for the benefit of those who have never thought about

it. I am 67, was raised on junk food, hardly ever drank water, quit smoking at

age 40, joined the health club, began to change my diet at 40  and today I have

more energy than most including the teens that work for me. Which just goes to

show you its never to late.

Just an after thought about the depleted soil. I have heard and read about that,

mostly from people who want to sell vitamins. Yet I look around and still see a

lot of healthy, strong kids, who don't take them and eat a standard American

Diet.SAD. Not to mention my mom, who never ate anything but a SAD diet and tons

of sweets. She took care of herself until the age of 90 in which she fell and

broke her hip. Outside of blood pressure drugs she had no serious disease. Am I

understanding you correctly that your family was unhealthy because they drank

distilled water? My hair started graying when I was about 60 and then just

slightly. I think its good to bring our opinions up, I knew one man who thought

that gray hair was a sign of intelligence. I know Bragg  had at 80 a

beautiful thick head of gray.

Jim

________________________________

From: Sharon <hotmocha@...>

Vaccinations

Sent: Saturday, November 22, 2008 12:53:38 PM

Subject: Water

Bragg and Jack Lalaine lived in a time when there were far more

minerals in the food supply and both of them practiced fasting,

juicing and veganism. They were flooding their body with nutrients,

unlike the vast majority of people on the planet today who are toxic

and won't absorb many, if any, nutrients from their dead food. Even

living foods have little nutrients when grown on the over-used, worn

out soils of today.

I drank distilled water for years. Muscle testing that I've done in

hundreds of people shows 100% of the time that distilled water drains

the body of energy compared to a more alkaline, mineral-rich water.

It doesn't matter what order the testing is done in. Only when a

person is severely dehydrated will the acidic water be of any benefit

to the body.

I uploaded a file about water from Hallelujah Acres, a healing center

that uses food to reverse disease. It shows some of the lesser known

studies (not a sales document).

An engineer once told me he'd never drink RO water. He said it was

made for industrial use and is a better solvent than regular water but

not fit for the human body. This is when I first started questioning

distilled water since everyone in my family was not very healthy. It

can cause early graying of hair which can revert after adding minerals

back into the body.

Sharon Hoehner

www.sharethecause. com/detoxqueen

[Guest guest]

If minerals are the concern, you can add some Azomite Mineral Powder

to distilled or RO water. http://www.azomite.com/ Thanks for the

great discussions.

Caroline

>

> Jack is still alive, and I credited my belief to Bragg because I

certainly cannot prove either side of the argument about water, nor

has anyone else that I know of.

> I'm not sure what fasting, juicing and veganism have to do with the

quality or life force of water. Although we can't live very long with

out water, I wouldn't drink tap water because I know what's in it.

What kind of muscle testing do you do? What proof would it give that

distilled water drains the body of energy? These kinds of statements

are in my opinion are just conclusions. So to bring in another

opinion, Dr.Herbert Shelton who conducted over 40,000 fast on mostly

sick people who had been given up on by the Allopaths said if you eat

a lot of water based foods you don't need much water. He stated the

only time you should drink water is when you are thirsty, a far cry

from the people who carry a water bottle with them all day. But maybe

they don't eat many water based foods in the first place and ifs

that's true it won't make much difference what kind of water they

drink. Your engineer may be correct, but I prefer to believe the

people who

> practiced what they preached. I know this topic is not about vaxs

but is about health as is non-vaxing and a lot on the list may be

drinking fluoridated, cloridated and loaded with other poisons tap

water , maybe it would be good to have a one time discussion for the

benefit of those who have never thought about it. I am 67, was raised

on junk food, hardly ever drank water, quit smoking at age 40, joined

the health club, began to change my diet at 40 and today I have more

energy than most including the teens that work for me. Which just goes

to show you its never to late.

> Just an after thought about the depleted soil. I have heard and read

about that, mostly from people who want to sell vitamins. Yet I look

around and still see a lot of healthy, strong kids, who don't take

them and eat a standard American Diet.SAD. Not to mention my mom, who

never ate anything but a SAD diet and tons of sweets. She took care of

herself until the age of 90 in which she fell and broke her hip.

Outside of blood pressure drugs she had no serious disease. Am I

understanding you correctly that your family was unhealthy because

they drank distilled water? My hair started graying when I was about

60 and then just slightly. I think its good to bring our opinions up,

I knew one man who thought that gray hair was a sign of intelligence.

I know Bragg had at 80 a beautiful thick head of gray.

>

> Jim

>

>

>

>

> ________________________________

> From: Sharon <hotmocha@...>

> Vaccinations

> Sent: Saturday, November 22, 2008 12:53:38 PM

> Subject: Water

>

>

> Bragg and Jack Lalaine lived in a time when there were far more

> minerals in the food supply and both of them practiced fasting,

> juicing and veganism. They were flooding their body with nutrients,

> unlike the vast majority of people on the planet today who are toxic

> and won't absorb many, if any, nutrients from their dead food. Even

> living foods have little nutrients when grown on the over-used, worn

> out soils of today.

>

> I drank distilled water for years. Muscle testing that I've done in

> hundreds of people shows 100% of the time that distilled water drains

> the body of energy compared to a more alkaline, mineral-rich water.

> It doesn't matter what order the testing is done in. Only when a

> person is severely dehydrated will the acidic water be of any benefit

> to the body.

>

> I uploaded a file about water from Hallelujah Acres, a healing center

> that uses food to reverse disease. It shows some of the lesser known

> studies (not a sales document).

>

> An engineer once told me he'd never drink RO water. He said it was

> made for industrial use and is a better solvent than regular water but

> not fit for the human body. This is when I first started questioning

> distilled water since everyone in my family was not very healthy. It

> can cause early graying of hair which can revert after adding minerals

> back into the body.

>

> Sharon Hoehner

> www.sharethecause. com/detoxqueen

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

>

>

>I drank distilled water for years. Muscle testing that I've done in

>hundreds of people shows 100% of the time that distilled water drains

>the body of energy compared to a more alkaline, mineral-rich water.

I totally disagree. I have drunk steam distilled water for 3 years

and our teacher for 35 or more years and our patients and more.

>An engineer once told me he'd never drink RO water. He said it was

>made for industrial use and is a better solvent than regular water but

>not fit for the human body. This is when I first started questioning

>distilled water since everyone in my family was not very healthy. It

>can cause early graying of hair which can revert after adding minerals

>back into the body.

Totally totally disagree

You can't blame distilled water for what is NOT in our food.

Supplementation needs to happen if you have what we call low-brix food.

You cannot absorb minerals from water.

Sheri

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