Re: finding & drinking clean water...and the salt in pellegrino

[Guest guest]

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> I'm trying to figure out, aside from the toxin-absorption involved in

> showering with tap water, how and what to drink when it comes to

water.

> Plasticizers in water bottled in plastic has turned me off from those

> brands so now I'm onto glass bottled water, which in our area means

> either pelligrino (which contains trace amts of sodium) or perrier.

By

> the way, IS THE SODIUM IN PELLIGRINO BAD FOR THOSE WITH HYPO ISSUES I

> WONDER???

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> What do you guys to for water? Filtration?

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I drink Mountain Valley Spring Water. I have a distribution dealer in

my area. It comes in glass. My dealer almost died from adrenal

failure and doctor told her about this water. It was also recommended

to me by a doctor. The water is wondeful. I can't drink from tap or

plastic anymore. I carry my water to work in a glass container. I do

add salt to it, I do not think there is salt in it. I have not

filtered my house yet, but I know it will improve me further.

http://www.mountainvalleyspring.com/

This is the lady that had adrenal failure, hers was done from

chemicals. I have tried to removed as much chemicals from my body.

Shampoo, soap, makeup, dye.....now looking more into natural clothes

made from real fibers.

http://www.suemcdonald.net/

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[Guest guest]

I have been trying to figure out what the best water filter to buy is.

It seems all the popular (inexpensive) ones don't filter out fluoride.

Lynn

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> I'm trying to figure out, aside from the toxin-absorption involved in

> showering with tap water, how and what to drink when it comes to

water.

> Plasticizers in water bottled in plastic has turned me off from those

> brands so now I'm onto glass bottled water, which in our area means

> either pelligrino (which contains trace amts of sodium) or perrier.

By

> the way, IS THE SODIUM IN PELLIGRINO BAD FOR THOSE WITH HYPO ISSUES I

> WONDER???

>

> What do you guys to for water? Filtration?

>

[Guest guest]

>>I have been trying to figure out what the best water filter to buy is.

It seems all the popular (inexpensive) ones don't filter out fluoride.<<

To get rid of fluoride, you will need either a distiller or a Reverse Osmosis

filter.

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[Guest guest]

Lynn,

Google Love Water Distiller. If you want ALL of the things outta your water,

that's the way to go. It has already paid for itself and I no longer have to lug

in those heavy jugs of distilled water. I've been drinking it since my 2nd

cancer in 1982.

[Guest guest]

I haven't used their new Fluouride filtration system, but have used other water

filter products by them with great success.

http://www.wholywater.com/

They seem to be really good guys.

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Regards,

Cindy

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[Guest guest]

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Thank you so much for this info, I found one for $99 and it looks like

the purity is great! Reasonable price.

Thanks so much,

Lynn

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> Lynn,

> Google Love Water Distiller. If you want ALL of the things outta your

water, that's the way to go. It has already paid for itself and I no

longer have to lug in those heavy jugs of distilled water. I've been

drinking it since my 2nd cancer in 1982.

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