BEST WATER TO USE?

Each country is different - we have (in the US) distilled water for human consumption in food stores. We have no separate "battery distilled water" I have a stovetop water distiller - it's stainless steel.

I use alkanized water, tap water that has been filtered twice, first a britta then a dream pitcher (alkanizer) , what are your thoughts on using this water to dilute activated mms?

luigimms,

Both those filters ( I am 99% positive) do NOT get out hardly an of the Fluoride in the water .... something that (I think) is extremely important when trying to get well.

Hence the reason I use distilled water (with added Solé water for re-mineralization)


Clint

ok i get your point, had a look around the net for trace minerals ...found this product www.vitality4life.co.uk/trace-minerals-drops-concentrate-trace-minerals.html which i can add to my distilled water (i all ready have a water distiller), so i could add this treated water to my activated mms and dmso? what do you think?

luigimms,

Looks like a good product. Guess you'll have to figure out the dosage with it for the amount of water your using.

As for adding the water to your MMS & DMSO, I always use the plain distilled water (nothing added) when I am doing that. You don't want the DMSO or the MMS to react with the minerals in the water.

Hope this helps,

Clint

OK gottit, use the minerals for drinking etc

Hi Everyone:
To all who answered my post:

I had said that I would be getting reverse osmosis water from my girlfriend. Well, hers went on the fritz just a week ago. Now we both are in trouble. But I told her to get the Brita for everyday for now and she agreed.

But I will be getting a table top distiller that distills 1 gallon of water in 6 hours. Very slow, but I don't need that much distilled water. I will only need it for MMS, and related things. It is only $599.00 CDN, so it's affordable. Maybe my girlfriend will get one also.

Filter will be fine as the water here in Vancouver is okay, except for the chlorine in it that bothers my stomach so much. I will do some research on the fluoride filtration with the Brita.

Once again, thanks so much for all your input.

Yours in health, Dora

I read here on this topic:
"I use alkanized water, tap water that has been filtered twice, first a britta then a dream pitcher (alkanizer) , what are your thoughts on using this water to dilute activated mms?"

My input would be:
Water that is alkaline has electrons to give to the MMS.......as I understand "alkaline" means it acts as an anti oxidant........an oxidizer steals electrons....and.... an anti oxidizer can give electrons...... we want the MMS to steel electrons from pathogens in our body....
In order for water to hold an electric charge it needs minerals.....distilled water has no minerals, no charge, so will not alter the MMS......
Again, this is as I understand it.
Most well water is a little alkaline, a little I would think is fine to mix the mms with, but very alkaline water would not be a good idea...... it will make the MMS less strong.

Hi. All.

I have one of these systems would this water be OK to use. I originally bought it because it filters out fluoride.

Reverse Osmosis Systems | M5

M5 5-stage Revers Osmosis filter

Standard Features:

- 1st stage: 5 Micron Spun Fiber Prefilter

- 2nd stage: Granular Activated Carbon Filter

- 3rd stage: 1 Micron Spun Fiber Prefilter

- 4th stage: 50 GPD RO Membrane

- 5th stage: Post Activated Carbon Filter

- Check Valve

- Flow Restrictor

- Storage Tank (3,2 G)

I got it from www.moseswater.com I have no association or nothing to do with this company.

Goodness Marshall - that's a neat system. I would use that water if I lived in a city and was facing "treated" water from a tap.

The point to remember is that when you prepare your MMS products to use, distilled water is the best as it is chemically denatured and has little to add to the chemical process of creating ClO2 to the maximum effect. Once you mix is made you can then add your manufactured "clean" water to drink your dose with.

I use mildly filtered spring water which pops out of the mountain behind my house, passed through a sand filter(!) and that is our stock. I know it has some minerals in it which may effect the end product, but it works for me.