RE: Liquid Revia

[Guest guest]

Steam distilling removes 99+% of all sediments and impurities in the water

including excess minerals, etc... Boiling water, unless you are capturing

the steam will do nothing more than kill most bacteria. It will not remove

the other sediments.

Bruce Guilmette, Ph.D.

Survive Cancer Foundation, Inc.

http://www.survivecancer.net

[low dose naltrexone] Liquid Revia

I would like to know if you use distilled water when you make liquid LDN

from a Revia tablet or if boiled water or tab water will be ok?

I plan to start a trial of LDN one of these days,

Thanks a lot,

Lene

[Guest guest]

Thanks for your explanation, Bruce

I think my main worry is the bacteria. The bottle with the liquid Revia will

have to stay for about a fortnight in the refrigerator before it is used . Do

you think it would be safe to keep boiled water for a fortnight in the

refrigerator, or would I risk that there would be too much bacterial buildup in

the water?

What kind of water do other liquid Revia users use?

Thanks again, Lene

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Steam distilling removes 99+% of all sediments and impurities in the water

including excess minerals, etc... Boiling water, unless you are capturing

the steam will do nothing more than kill most bacteria. It will not remove

the other sediments.

Bruce Guilmette, Ph.D.

Survive Cancer Foundation, Inc.

http://www.survivecancer.net

[low dose naltrexone] Liquid Revia

I would like to know if you use distilled water when you make liquid LDN

from a Revia tablet or if boiled water or tab water will be ok?

I plan to start a trial of LDN one of these days,

Thanks a lot,

Lene

Lene