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I found this web site very interesting. It shows pictures of the differences between "living" water and "dead" water. According to this site you should not drink distilled water or reverse osmosis water because there are no minerals in it to "structure" the water, thus giving it life. I've tried adding minerals (Mezotrace) to my drinking water and shaking the bottle several times to structure the water, but I don't think it works too good as I still have trouble getting hydrated. My husband plans on buying one of these systems.
http://www.ionmicrowater.com/watercrystals.htm
Mona-Britt
-----Original Message-----
From: The Lee Family
Sent: Jun 9, 2007 10:32 PM
To: WAPF Alabama
Subject: [AL_WAPF] supplementing water
We are installing a reverse osmosis filter in our kitchen (hubby's working on it right now), and someone told me that we'll now need to supplement our water with minerals. This seems a little crazy since we eat wonderfully and take good supplements. Is this really necessary?
Tonya
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