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DISTILLED WATER 07 Aug 2013 11:23 #35155

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hi everyone, a two part question,can anyone give a qualified answer as to is it safest to consume distilled water as your entire water intake,secondly i have decided to use my activated mms in my nebulizer as i have chest infection and am gonna try this particular occassion to avoid steroid and antibiotic tablet intake.much appreciated.

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DISTILLED WATER 07 Aug 2013 17:55 #35162

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Don't know what is "qualified" - there are pros and cons re: distilled water as your primary water source. Jim Humble has never weighed in on this. I know it's best to do your dosing with distilled, and of course, if you make MMS at home, or the 50% citric acid at home, you need to use distilled.

Jim talks about using a "mister" (not a nebulizer) - which I'm assuming is a small humidifier - in his lung protocols. I would put nebulizer in the search engine here and see if you can find where someone has done it. Do remember that you will not do a true "treatment", like you would with, say, albuterol - Be sure to reread all Jim's cautions about inhaling MMS.

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DISTILLED WATER 07 Aug 2013 19:10 #35165

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I would never drink ANY distilled water. Use it to make MMS, yes. Drink it, NEVER.

Do some research on "hungry water". Water always seeks balance. It will pull minerals out of your system to balance itself. Over the long-term it can really mess up your body.

Reverse osmosis water (without any minerals or anything added back in) is just as terrible for you to drink as distilled water.
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DISTILLED WATER 07 Aug 2013 20:12 #35166

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I live on an acreage and the water has way too much sodium in it. I have drank and cooked with distilled water for about 15 years. I have a reverse osmosis now but use that for cooking and use distilled water for drinking. I have had no problems with it.
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I did use mms in nebulizer but hung the mask at the other side of the room and let the vapour release into the room

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DISTILLED WATER 08 Aug 2013 16:22 #35174

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This site provides some interesting information on distilled water.

www.aquariusthewaterbearer.com/
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DISTILLED WATER 09 Aug 2013 06:01 #35187

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My urine pH was around 7
When I drank distilled water, 1 month, ph dropped to 5
Low pH, it is very bad for the body.
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DISTILLED WATER 09 Aug 2013 15:41 #35194

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My urine pH was around 7
When I drank distilled water, 1 month, ph dropped to 5
Low pH, it is very bad for the body.


You can change saliva PH by thinking about certain foods. Your saliva, blood and urine and stomach PH are all different and for different reasons.

Watch this :

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DISTILLED WATER 09 Aug 2013 15:45 #35195

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General answer as follows: distilled for short periods to act as a mild chelator. Spring that is treated for pathogens as the best source. I have spent much time researching the issue. I use distilled or bacteriostatic for testing, mixing, etc., and distilled as light chelator as mentioned. I am also experimenting with constructed water via the infusing of sound. I want the water stripped, so I use distilled as a baseline, then will contrast with himala infused then hit with sound. that has been my approach.
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