[POLL] What water do you drink?

What water do you drink?

  • purified

    Votes: 8 16.0%

  • tap

    Votes: 19 38.0%

  • mineral

    Votes: 16 32.0%

  • distilled

    Votes: 7 14.0%
  • Total voters
    50
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I drink distilled water only.

There is a huge misconception about distilled water and it's dangers. It's safe to drink, hell it's the purest water you can drink. They just don't want you to know about it, so you keep buying mineral water, worse case you keep drinking tap water which just makes you a sick zombie.

Yes, distilled water does flush out minerals, but there are organic and non-organic minerals. Your body has a hard time using non-organic minerals, so you better flush it out from your joints and muscles.
Distilled water can't flush out organic minerals. I am no pro in chemistry, but basically distilled water has negative charge and organic stuff have negative charge as well.
You get your minerals from food, don't be fooled! Minerals solved in water is irrelevant to your health.

Please get yourself a water distiller or at least a purifier system installed!
 
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Inconite said:
Nice way to sell something
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You got me. I am selling water distiller on the largest internet marketing forum.

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Wow. What was the problem with the link?
 
Reading this article made me thirsty. For a bottle of filtered water originated from tap. :)
 
Bot Solutions said:
You got me. I am selling water distiller on the largest internet marketing forum.

"Edited by mod"

Wow. What was the problem with the link?
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If ebay wants to advertise on BHW, tell them to send Damien a check.

I'm not a fan of distilled water as it has too much of a flat taste to me but it is good for making coffee.

My day to day water is a spring water by a company in Florida called, Zephyrhills. The TDS is in the 100 range and the product is a pretty good one over all.

Some other waters I like though are Mountain Valley, a product from Arkansas that is a mineral water and pretty heavy. I think that is in the 250 TDS range and the product is very good. It is also very expensive and if you are getting delivery to your office or home it only comes in glass bottles so a 5 gallon bottle of MV is heavier than your average water.

Carolina Mountain is also a good water... the TDS, if I remember correctly, is in the 150 range. Good product but not readily available in my area so I have not had it for some time.

I drink a lot of seltzer water and the best there is, from what I have had, is Perrier. I don't buy that often (it's pricey) but when I do I like to get the 10 ounce cans of grapefruit flavored seltzer.

Two supermarkets in my area sell their own label seltzer (not sure who packages for them) but they are both good products and you can catch them on sale. Publix sells theirs in a 2 liter bottle and sometimes they have them 2 for 1 and SE Grocers (Winn Dixie) has 12 ounce cans and again they can be had on sale fairly often.

My preference for a still water, had there been one available, would be a facsimile water. In the bottled water industry that is known as water from any source, usually a municipal product, that is distilled and then has minerals injected back into it. You get a very consistent product, as opposed to a natural water where the TDS is not always consistent due to water levels in the ground, and the flavor/taste is decided upon by the manufacturer and usually done using a group or groups to help decide how you want the water to be designed.
 
BassTrackerBoats said:
If ebay wants to advertise on BHW, tell them to send Damien a check.

I'm not a fan of distilled water as it has too much of a flat taste to me but it is good for making coffee.

My day to day water is a spring water by a company in Florida called, Zephyrhills. The TDS is in the 100 range and the product is a pretty good one over all.

Some other waters I like though are Mountain Valley, a product from Arkansas that is a mineral water and pretty heavy. I think that is in the 250 TDS range and the product is very good. It is also very expensive and if you are getting delivery to your office or home it only comes in glass bottles so a 5 gallon bottle of MV is heavier than your average water.

Carolina Mountain is also a good water... the TDS, if I remember correctly, is in the 150 range. Good product but not readily available in my area so I have not had it for some time.

I drink a lot of seltzer water and the best there is, from what I have had, is Perrier. I don't buy that often (it's pricey) but when I do I like to get the 10 ounce cans of grapefruit flavored seltzer.

Two supermarkets in my area sell their own label seltzer (not sure who packages for them) but they are both good products and you can catch them on sale. Publix sells theirs in a 2 liter bottle and sometimes they have them 2 for 1 and SE Grocers (Winn Dixie) has 12 ounce cans and again they can be had on sale fairly often.

My preference for a still water, had there been one available, would be a facsimile water. In the bottled water industry that is known as water from any source, usually a municipal product, that is distilled and then has minerals injected back into it. You get a very consistent product, as opposed to a natural water where the TDS is not always consistent due to water levels in the ground, and the flavor/taste is decided upon by the manufacturer and usually done using a group or groups to help decide how you want the water to be designed.
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I do recollect on the flat taste thing, but after about 2 weeks into drinking distilled water I found mineral water's taste kinda salty. Distilled water now just tastes like nothing.

Interesting. How do manufacturers get a mass amount distilled water, because currently I pay 3KWH per gallon...
 
Save water, drink beer instead!

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(Although this isn't much stronger than water)

:D:D
 
Bot Solutions said:
I do recollect on the flat taste thing, but after about 2 weeks into drinking distilled water I found mineral water's taste kinda salty. Distilled water now just tastes like nothing.

Interesting. How do manufacturers get a mass amount distilled water, because currently I pay 3KWH per gallon...
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Distilled water, if the source is a municipal one, has to go through a charcoal filter before the distillation process as the chlorine in it has a lower boiling point than water and would end up in the finished product.

The filters for that in the plant we built were cylindrical, 12 feet high and 15 feet across. We had 440 coming into the plant to run the pumps and bottling lines and produced 4 tractor trailer loads of water daily running the plant for about 10 hours a day.

I do not recall the monthly expenses but I do know our water bill was the highest in the county and that was with not having to pay much of the sewage side of the bill because we presented the provider with our production reports showing how much of the water did not make it into the sewage system because it was bottled.
 
CocaCola
 
Bot Solutions said:
You get your minerals from food, don't be fooled! Minerals solved in water is irrelevant to your health.
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The question is do people get the recommended levels of minerals from their natural diets?

Another thing is that most developed countries add fluoride to the water supply. Why would they spend millions a year on fluoridation, especially if it's not necessary?
 
Filtered water, I think I am lucky that I have access to it. Some people living near me have to walk 1km or so to gather tap water (for all purposes including drinking).
 
Sephrata said:
The question is do people get the recommended levels of minerals from their natural diets?

Another thing is that most developed countries add fluoride to the water supply. Why would they spend millions a year on fluoridation, especially if it's not necessary?
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Of course you do. Just think about how much more stuff a glass of milk has than water. It's silly to think you have to get minerals from water.
Also as mentioned in the post, you need organic minerals, not minerals from rocks and dirt LMAO

fluoride is just a poison to keep your pineal gland not producing DMT. It is required for proper critical thinking
It has nothing to do with dental health, it's just a huge lie. (they put it in toothpaste as well)

fluoride makes people zombies, so you don't question things you learn in school, the ads/news you see in TV etc.
It's basically the perfect chemical for brainwashing.

Do you think your government is concerned about your well-being?
Just think about it, why would they put something in the water which promotes your health?
They just want you to work for things you don't need. They want you to be a slave in the matrix. They want you to be sick
 
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Does FIJI water count?

Other than that, I like my water purified.
 
wet water
 
Bot Solutions said:
Do you think your government is concerned about your well-being?
Just think about it, why would they put something in the water which promotes your health?
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Because it's more cost effective for governments to add fluoride to water, than it is for them to pay for dental work.

There is a lot of research about the fluoridation of public water. Areas where fluoride is added to water, have statistically fewer people that suffer from tooth decay - https://www.cdc.gov/fluoridation/basics/index.htm
 
It's better to drink warm water daily. It's good for your health. So many health problems solve if you drink daily warm water.
 
Sephrata said:
Because it's more cost effective for governments to add fluoride to water, than it is for them to pay for dental work.

There is a lot of research about the fluoridation of public water. Areas where fluoride is added to water, have statistically fewer people that suffer from tooth decay - https://www.cdc.gov/fluoridation/basics/index.htm
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".gov"

https://www.google.com/search?q=fluoride+hoax

first results speak for themselves. Media has to cover it up , so they can keep the people asleep.

"conspiracy theorist" aka truthers.
 
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