Distilled Water was URL for it - Just revised my fluoride dangers pages

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At 09:03 PM 1/13/2011, you wrote:

Sheri,

Do you have any information or thoughts on this?

I have been buying 4-Litre containers of both distilled water and spring

water (which does not contain fluoride) for our family, for our daily

consumption at home (on its own, or for use in tea or soups, etc.). I

have read recently, that using distilled water on a regular basis can

leach needed minerals out from the body. Is there any truth to this, as

far as you know?

I don't agree with this at all - though that info is out there mostly

promoted by people who sell other water filters

I use steam distilled water and know many who have for decades

See my webpage

http://www.wellwithin1.com/distilledwater.htm

You get your minerals from the food you eat, not from your water.

Most of the minerals in water are not absorbable. Water is what you need

to take the minerals from your food into the cell. Then after the

minerals are 'dropped off', toxics are removed by that same water. If the

water already contains non-usuable minerals, it cannot take on and

transport usable minerals from food and also cannot take on toxins to

remove or has to leave behind unusable minerals to do so.

Distilled water is high energy water. Natural sources of distilled water

are rainwater and glacier water - too polluted to use today.

My family supplements with

various vitamins and minerals on a fairly regular basis. We drink orange

juice that has been supplemented with calcium and Vitamin D3, and several

of my kids take circa 2,000 IU Vitamin D3 daily (along with calcium and

magnesium, and Omega-3 supplements). Would you recommend spring water

over distilled water?

Distilled is what I recommend

Buy a distiller from the source I list on the webpage

Very inexpensive. My first one lasted for 7 or 8 years and my 2nd

one I'm going on 5 years now - nearly constantly running - the fan is a

little loud for me so run it in the laundry room

Right now, it may not make much

sense for our family to have a reverse osmosis filter installed, as we do

not own our apartment, and these can be fairly expensive. Then again,

when I think of all the bottled water that I have bought over the last

several years, that has cost me quite a bit too, over the long run.

I am not happy about the plastic bottles, but I am less enthused about

the fluoride in our tap water in Toronto. I am glad to see that some

municipalities in Canada are beginning to challenge the fluoridation of

their water. Sadly, in the news, more often than not, the cities who are

trying to do away with fluoridation are being made fun of, as if it's all

" bad science " , when we all know that the real " bad

science " (and/or politics) is in favor of fluoridation.

Steam distillation will take the fluoride out

Let me know if yuo have more

questions

Sheri

Sheri Nakken, R.N., MA, Hahnemannian

Homeopath

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