Stay calm everyone, there's Prozac in the drinking water

[Sara Klein Ridgley, Ph.D.]

Dear Angela and everyone,

From a REGIMEN and prevention point of view, it is highly imperative for all
of us and all of our clients/patients to invest in a GOOD water filtration
system asap. You need to do your homework diligently here, as Reverse
Osmosis and Distillation will get all of this stuff out of our water, but at
the same time will remove also our good minerals that we need. There are
systems that are more expensive and will not remove the important minerals
but will remove most of the toxins, such as water-electrolysis which breaks
the water up to alkaline and acidic, and all the junk flushes down the drain
in the acidic water. But even if we opt for RO or distillation, there are
viable ways to restore the Œlife¹ of the water afterwards, such as with
magnets or by adding the good trace minerals.

It is a big problem and we all need to face it.

Sara

"Angela Blaen" wrote:
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[Shannon Nelson]

I've read that there is a repeated finding that, in areas where people are
drinking hard water, there is less incidence of heart disease. Haven't read
any explanation proposed.

OTOH for cleansing purposes, there does seem to be agreement that distilled
or RO is best (due to that osmotic effect!). I *definitely* notice good
effects from drinking water with a good mineral content, so I could not take
seriously any suggestion that none of the minerals are absorbed. (How's
*that* for scientific? )

Shannon
on 8/10/04 5:47 PM, andyh at andyh@mcn.org wrote: