Re: distilled water

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Bonnie:

Did you see the link that Pam put in her posting. And go to ebay, type in Glass

misting bottles and all the perfume bottles will come up.

I'm going to my local houseware store and see what kind of Glass Olive Oil

misters they have. That will be perfect. (and better than plastic anyway).

One step at a time. Till I'm 100.

lol

Melody

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> > > > > > > Having a conversation on a forum I mod about distilled water,

> > and I will

> > > > > > > throw this in.

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> > > > > > > From a forum member:

> > > > > > > Hallelujah - someone else finally agrees that distilled water is

> > nature's

> > > > > > > perfect gift. Navigator of Infinity is absolutely right, the

> > human body is a

> > > > > > > bit too clever to give up its bones or any other healthy cells

> > to clean,

> > > > > > > pure water. If water lacking minerals is a concern - put it in a

> > glass

> > > > > > > bottle out in the sunshine for a while, all the minerals will be

> > > > > > > photosynthesised into it by the sun. What if the same thing

> > happens in the

> > > > > > > body?

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> > > > > > > And he followed it up later with:

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> > > > > > > The photosynthesis is a chemical reaction of sunlight on

> > hydrogen & oxygen,

> > > > > > > it doesn't take anything out of the glass. A bit off subject

> > with this

> > > > > > > discussion & I would have to pour over a mountain of notes to

> > find which

> > > > > > > university or laboratory tested it but they hermetically sealed

> > distilled

> > > > > > > water in the dark having tested that it was in fact void of any

> > minerals,

> > > > > > > then tested it after leaving it in sunlight and it had them all.

> > Magic

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