On 23 Mar 2009 at 7:02, [email protected] wrote:

> Does anyone really drink pure, distilled water in the real, regular world?
> We don't all live on submarines and even those who do, do so for limited
> amounts of time at a time. I mean, after all, he is peddling water filters
> because that's the easier and cheaper way to go to get rid of impurities
> in the water. So what was his point again???????

Good question. It seems to me what we have here is a battle between two 
different commercial interests, each preying on health fears and 
promoting health misinformation favourable to their product to sell it. 
Are you shocked?

Both scammer groups have a common purpose in alarming you concerning the 
health hazards of tap water and bottled water. They are dangerous 
poisons.  They cause kidney failure, cancer, baldness, bad breath, even 
the return of George Bush. They kill you. 

Then they diverge. One scammer group wants to protect you by selling you 
home distilling apparatus to remove all this nasty stuff. The other group 
wants to instead sell you water filters, ionizers, and other useless and 
expensive products. So each group has an interest not only in scaring you 
silly about tap water, but also about the product sold by the competing 
group. So that's why distilled water must be lethal for the group which 
wants to sell you something else.

An example of the pro-distilled water group is here:
http://www.precisionwatersystems.com/distillers.html

and their pro-distilled water, anti-everything else position is here:
http://www.precisionwatersystems.com/health.html

An example of the anti-distilled water, pro-ionization- filtration group 
is here: http://tinyurl.com/dmet3l

They warn against competing sources of water here, including (of course) 
our Dr.  Zoltan Rona's article ("Early death comes from drinking 
distilled water") which warns about this deadly poison from the 
competition. 
http://shop.snyderhealth.com/articles.php?tPath=2

Isn't free enterprise wonderful? At the least, you have to admire their 
creativity. 

Stephen

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