Re: Re: Best type of water to drink?

[Guest guest]

Greetings,

Any water boiled in a microwave without a stick in it, will 'explode'

when disturbed. Distilled water boils in exactly the same amount of

time as any other water. When my Mother visits, she can only have

distilled water as my well water has far too much salt for her kidneys

to handle. So I have on occasion boiled both, a the same time in the

microwave. No difference.

Bright Blessings,

Garth & Kim

www.TheRoseColoredForest.com

Bedias, Texas

936-395-0110

> Place tap water in a Pyrex dish and set it long enough to boil in the

> microwave. It will eventually boil. If you do the same thing with

> distilled water, it may never boil. There are no elements in distilled

> water for tension to develop. If you take it out of the micro and insert

> a knife or spoon breaking that tension, it may just explode.

>

[Guest guest]

Back in the 50s I drank Distilled Water............and had nothing else (no

food) on an extended 30 day fast. I don't think I'll blame a 2002 cancer

diagnosis on it or anything else for that matter. That's almost 60 years ago.

Joe C.

From: detwa_3017

Sent: Tuesday, September 21, 2010 10:34 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: Best type of water to drink?

Yes, I just tried this experiment myself, LOL. The water boiled just like the

water from my tap.

I don't think anything was made clear except that we all have different opinions

and reasons for the water that we choose to drink. I guess I could make a table

and chart how many are For or Against, but at first look, what I'm seeing is

that there is no " correct " answer right now. I don't know who an authority would

be, since I've seen conflicting opinions from many authorities. I guess I

thought the answer would be more overwhelmingly for one or the other!

I started drinking distilled water when I was dx'd with cancer, so it wasn't the

water that initially had any effect on my health. Since then, I've drank

distilled almost exclusively, and can't say that it has deteriorated it in any

way specifically. But its interesting to me how passionate some people are about

their disdain for it. One woman at the Mercola article said that it would kill

you quickly!!!

>

> > Place tap water in a Pyrex dish and set it long enough to boil in the

> > microwave. It will eventually boil. If you do the same thing with

> > distilled water, it may never boil. There are no elements in distilled

> > water for tension to develop. If you take it out of the micro and insert

> > a knife or spoon breaking that tension, it may just explode.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Greetings,

I have to laugh every time I see the blood transfusion refereed to as

evidence. Cooked blood will kill you, I have never put anything in a

microwave that couldn't be cooked, because I can guarantee at least a

couple of cells will be cooked. Common sense says that is nothing but

junk science. That nurse deserved to be charged with manslaughter.

As to the plants, freeze water in plastic, you will get the same

leaching of stuff out of the plastic. That experiment might have meant

something with some sort of protocols in place. To be science, you need

to control the number of variables, using different containers for

everything makes the entire thing meaningless. I can't believe a

science fair allowed it as an entry, it is junk science, completely

meaningless.

Bright Blessings,

Garth & Kim

www.TheRoseColoredForest.com

Bedias, Texas

936-395-0110

On 9/21/2010 11:27 PM, thisgospel24 wrote:

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> IF you are planning on drinking water boiled in the Microwave, consider

> this first.

> Look at this web site on Microwaved water and plants and consider it

> doing the same in the human body.

> http://www.rense.com/general70/microwaved.htm

> Also is this about a woman who died from a blood transfusion.

>

> http://curezone.com/foods/microwave_oven_risk.asp

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