Why I Drink Distilled Water

Watch me do a tap water analysis, and explain three science based reasons why I drink distilled water, and why you should consider distilled water for your own health and family, too. I've also written articles on the topic where you can get more infomation:
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[@greengelacid2061]

I use distilled water only in my hydroponics system...it's been amazing at getting the proper nutrients to my plants with no effects from chlorine and other solids...my plants have never been happier...

[@racheloshaksmusic]

Yeah it’s because plants usually drink rain water but since humans started to bring them indoors, they were subject to whatever water their master gives them.

[@betrayedbyfat9993]

I though using distilled water in the hydroponic supply, can mean the lack of proper mineral solution needed by the plants, thus in the long term shortening their lifespan?

[@turtletom8383]

​@@betrayedbyfat9993no u add the minerals with the nutrients

[@wesleyrobbins]

@@betrayedbyfat9993 that just means the soil is deficient pure water will carry more food for plants in healthy soils!

[@blattimus]

As I understand it, the problem with drinking distilled water is that it leaches minerals out of your body, since it contains none. I’m not sure our bodies need the trace minerals in normal water, they just need water to not actively remove minerals.

[@Hope-Doc]

This is a big myth and has no proper science behind it. I've heard it and used to believe it as well as thats all my mom said while growing up. But no it doesn't leach anything. Your small intestine absorbs most of the nutrients you need, by the time water gets to it, it won't know what type of water your drank, it will only see and absorb the containments that have made it. So best bet is drink something with little to none like distilled.

[@Wolffanghurricane]

it clears out the lymph nodes, any mineral losses should made up with a proper diet. But yeah good luck finding an american that doesnt guzzle junk

[@kadenwhiteaker]

​@@Wolffanghurricane do you like avengers endgame?

[@jaredb9523]

It flushes or cleans

[@reynold_tv]

The minerals found in tap water are inorganic minerals that have a positive electromagnetic charge. Our bodies cannot process these minerals because our body has a negative electromagnetic charge, so like a magnet they collect around in your body. Distilled water has a negative electromagnetic charge and will leech the inorganic minerals from your body which caused blockages in your body. Organic minerals which are found in fruits, vegetables and herbs have a negative electromagnetic charge just like our body, so distilled water will not leech them from your body.

[@andro_dashyan_]

I've been drinking distilled water for two weeks now! I feel great! The incomprehensible crunch in the cervical vertebrae has disappeared; rather, the excess distilled water actually cleanses the joints of excess inorganic minerals!

[@HC2-4life]

I did too and my urine is clear like water did the same happened to you?

[@yellowbird5411]

I thought I was the only one who could hear grinding vertebrae with certain movements or angles. I thought it might just be my spine shortening with age. Very disturbing to hear, although thankfully, not painful.

[@kabilraj6457]

Are you still alive?

[@musicalchemystudio9070]

Did you have cracking sound?

[@emeryz10]

You can remineralize your water with Pink Himalayan Sea salt. 1/4 teaspoon per 1gal of distilled and slowly increase to your desired taste.

[@yellowbird5411]

I eat sea salt with iodine on all my food because I'm a salt junkie. I hope that's enough, as I just started back on distilled, trying to address eczema.

[@billbradley2480]

I add Pink salt to my recipes but I only drink distilled water. I make distilled water at home and don’t add anything to it. At 66 I’m doing fine. I Haven’t been sick in years.

[@HeavenSense]

I just recently learned about drinking distilled water. I add 1 teaspoon of Baja Gold Sea Salt to a gallon of the distilled water to put the minerals back in, and it is healthy and clean drinking water👍🏻😊

[@TEXAS.N8V]

Distilled water is the only water that will not calcify your capillaries, joints, etc… And it can reverse those conditions as well! I’ve been drinking distilled water for 20 years plus. My family uses a home water distiller with a glass receptacle. Warm liquids in plastic will leach the chemicals from the plastic that will ruin your endocrine system.

[@CigarMike1]

Same here,... 100% I’ve been drinking distilled water for 25 years plus. And,... I cook with it too ! .

[@enochpage1333]

Doesn’t it gradually leak calcium from your bones. You might not know if you’re 30-40 but you might know if you’re 65-75.

[@CigarMike1]

@@enochpage1333 yah better stop drinking all water in that case. lol So,.. are you saying: tap water good Distilled water bad ? .

[@TEXAS.N8V]

@@enochpage1333 please look up Dr. Ken Berry call mom. He explains the importance of drinking distilled water, the carnivore diet and the benefits there of. I drink distilled water and every now and then I melt Redmond’s real salt. Are used to consume Celtic sea salt, but I have to look into its possibility of containing micro plastics like most other Cecil to do.

[@TEXAS.N8V]

@@CigarMike1 yes indeed! That’s the only water we cook with too.

[@thenextthor]

If Everyone drink distilled water, then all will become healthy. If so, then who will buy these medicines manufacturing by pharma companies ? So, drink tap water and help Pharma companies to make money

[@QEsposito510]

Yeah, it’s not drinking distilled water that’s killing people and making them sick.

[@dominator683]

ive been drinking mostly distilled water. I get all my electrolytes from the living waters, AKA fruit in season, fresh as possible from the vine.

[@michellesweightlossjourney6599]

Exactly!

[@jaikai4989]

Makes sense. A lot of people don’t unseating this principle tho and use distilled water as there Only source of hydration that is obviously dangerous

[@granddaddyofthemall6320]

Raw milk is way better than ANY plants!

[@user-xb4mz3bz5q]

Its important to drink distilled water to reduce mineral buildup in kidneys and urinary tract. This buildup can lead to chronic inflammation.

[@jaikai4989]

That actually makes sense but drinking it solely as your only source of hydration is dangerous

[@derek8c829]

@@jaikai4989 no its not. It bonds to inorganic minerals which are dangerous and non absorbable by the body. you can only absorb organic minerals

[@Itzbrady_]

its actually very safe. the minerals found in ground water are not bioavailable to us so they can get built up as deposits in our bodies this can cause health issues. The minerals that we do need and that are bioavailable to us are found in the foods we eat. and the benefit of drinking distilled water is that it is hungry water! meaning there is no minerals attached to it so when we drink it it can actually pull and flush out the accumulations of these inorganic mineral deposits in our bodies. Distilled water is very healthy to drink!@@jaikai4989

[@pinefilms3141]

@@jaikai4989false...when it rains, that's distilled water...

[@p0pimp2004]

​@@pinefilms3141 Rain waters gets dirty on the way down. It's no longer distilled by the time it gets to u

[@wesleyrobbins]

I'm happy to see everyone able to see the truth pure water for healthy temples.

[@monsterstream4420]

I don't think there is anything wrong with distilled water. If you need minerals eat fruits and vegetables.

[@michellesweightlossjourney6599]

Exactly!! It definitely tastes better & is safer than tap water. Foods provide vitamins & minerals.

[@OctopusH2O]

You mean eat meat and organs cause the anti-nutrients in plants and fruits inhibit our body’s abilty to absorb the nutrients not only from the plant/fruit you are currently eating but from the meat that you’re gonna eat

[@vybesrum3195]

Correct

[@gavinlynas2833]

There's not much minerals in natural water worth getting excited about anyway AND they can't be absorbed since they're inorganic.

[@thenextthor]

If you drink distilled water...then you become healthy..then who will buy medicine 💊 manufacturing by Pharma companies? So drink tap water and get disease

[@PaddyBoyBKLYN]

Luckily the tap water here is some of the best in the country, sourced from the Catskill mountains. The PPM is around 40-45 before filtering, and is awesome for growing plants, and baking with.

[@billbradley2480]

Our tap water is 147 PPM. High mineral content here. This small town has two water well that tap into the Mt Rainier Aquifer. They started adding chemicals to our water 10 years ago so I bought a Steampure distiller and I only drink water that’s very close to 0 PPM.

[@sonjatheierl1]

I drank distilled water for 3 days and my joint swelled 3 times the size. Those minerals are important in helping your body process properly! Ask Zak Efron!

[@fluffypink6unny]

You’ve got something rise going on there. I’ve been drinking distilled water since 2016 & I’m the healthiest I’ve ever been & I’m 67. My countertop water distiller is my most valued appliance, bar none. We get our vitamins & minerals from our food, not the water we drink.

[@cj548]

Lying troll

[@bellaloita]

@@fluffypink6unnywhich machine do you use?

[@billbradley2480]

I’m 66 and only drink distilled water that I make at home. My Steampure distiller is 10 years old. I’m very healthy. I haven’t even had a cold in years.

[@GatorBass]

I have to drink distilled water and wash my clothes and bath in it become highly allergic to regular water😭😭😭😭😭 it makes me have kidney failure all the time but since I’ve been drinking distilled water for the past week I can finally feel relief on my kidneys and this has been the first time in my life I have my kidneys feel so much better.😢 they are still fucked from all the years of drinking regular water tho…

[@smoddyelse4688]

Distilled is the only clean water that should be consumed.

[@Hope-Doc]

Yessir

[@reyziahahmarna3297]

Oh yea definitely

[@gfdia35]

As long as you replace your now mineral depleted body with healthy minerals from fruit n veggies,,,

[@billbradley2480]

Distilled water only flushes out unbound minerals. Eat a healthy diet and you’ll be fine.

[@abdullahhasan1769]

I drink distilled water of TDS 1 Oh, I m a lead acid battery

[@henriksvensson2836]

Yeah my vevor is reading TDS 4 right now after my 3rd batch.

[@louiZiana-Gurl]

I just I bought the mega home distiller can’t wait to add it to my IF lifestyle

[@xhappymasksalesmenx4092]

You don’t not need minerals from water. You get that from eating. To get any significant amount of minerals from water it was be so gritty you wouldn’t drink it. Now the stuff other than minerals in water is what you really want to avoid. You can search your local water supply because what’s in it has to be listed by law. Water gets recycled and if you think these companies separate sink, toilet and other water you’re in for a surprise. It all gets filtered and reused. Distilling is the cleanest you can drink by far and it’s good for skin and hair. And it is most certainly a myth about it leeching things from your body. Literally a myth that came from water filter companies. But hey you can do your own research. I’ve researched it for years myself because I also always thought that same thing

[@gregoryg6999]

Cellular osmosis is basic biology dweeb

[@kennethamend8557]

Thank you...i just learned to make my own distilled water...

[@solexx161]

Could you share with me how you do it?

[@bs6940]

A solution to distilled water having no minerals is putting minerals back in it after distillation by adding mineral drops.

[@naty_froggy]

Just make sure the mineral drops have 0 flouride in the ingredients

[@HillbillyYEEHAA]

Or salt.

[@naty_froggy]

@@HillbillyYEEHAA some salt has flouride

[@billbradley2480]

I use to do that but learned it’s not necessary. Just eat a healthy diet. I’m 66 and drink only distilled water. I’m very healthy and haven’t even had a cold in years.

[@dannysmith9025]

Im sure all caveman drank was distilled and he was alright

[@glenn5189]

yer rain water

[@annifridsl04]

You do need some minerals in your water for normal body function. Barbara O’Neil recommends Celtic Sea Salt before drinking the water to get the ones you need.

[@billbradley2480]

I get minerals from my food diet. Himalayan salt is good to add to recipes.

[@jamallpowell6499]

Based in the comments, it's safe to say that distilled water is good in increments.

[@nicolercorbin]

I appreciate this video. Thank you.

[@HC2-4life]

I was drinking Walmart distilled water onlyand less than a litre a day and my urine was totally clear like water clear, also noticed my teeth were hurting...I stopped it, color is slowly coming back and teeth stop hurting ... Anyone else? Is it the distilled or the Walmart ? I wish I had test strip maybe it was very acidic....

[@glo1168]

It was probably the distilled (mineral-less) water leaching the calcium from your teeth 🤭 The behavioral nature of water is not to be pure h20 but to have dissolved minerals in it, this is how all water is in nature. Water gets really “sticky” for dissolved particles when it’s forced into unnatural purity levels

[@billbradley2480]

LOL 😂 I’ve been making my distilled water at home for 10 years now. I’m 66 and my urine is the correct shade of yellow every time.

[@cdmChase1]

In the UK our drinking water is between 50ppm and 70 I use zero filter the tds reads zero they are fantastic. Distilled is the best.. it should read zero though

[@billbradley2480]

My homemade distilled water usually reads 0 PPM but when I install a new charcoal filter every month it’s about 5 PPM then takes time to get down to zero.

[@marymiller9656]

please recommend reputable home distillers. thank you.

[@computerlearingchannel4257]

Boil the water. Collect the vapor. Condense the vapor. Thats distilled water

[@zaryalace7475]

Megahome

[@CarlosFonse]

​@@computerlearingchannel4257I just got one from vevor (the three galon one) and ot works amazing found it for 60 bucks on ebay.

[@bellybutthole69]

Distilled water is not in itself bad, but since it lacks any kind of minerals that are vitals to us, you have to make sure you get those minerals in other ways. Tap water is safe, calcium and magnesium are needed electrolytes, and if we get too much of them, well that's what pee is for hehe

[@Wolffanghurricane]

tap water is safe today and cancer causing tomorrow

[@dominator683]

tap water has much more than that. Fluoride, dirt, etc. Not good at all

[@geoffmooregm]

@TannerTheGreat So does natural spring water, which everyone raves about. We discovered that flouride in water protects teeth and bones in small amounts by observing people who drink water naturally high in flouride. Lots of natural water sources have way more flouride than city water.

[@jaredb9523]

​@@geoffmooregm when they introduced flouride in the water they said cavities will be a thing of the past.. has it worked? Why didn't they take it out of it wasn't effective? A 8 oz glass of tap contains the same amount as a pea size of fluoride tooth paste that states to contact a posion center if ingested.

[@geoffmooregm]

@Jared B No toothpase says to contact poison control if you ingest a pea sized amount. The FDA warning is very generic and says, "If ingested call poison control," but millions of products say it but never give an amount. Pea sized amounts are suggested for children. Even if a child eats the tube, they are likely to only suffer and upset stomach. Toothpaste also contains ingredients used in soap, as well as hydrogen peroxide (for whitening), which again is not poisonous but is an irritant. Most over the counter toothpaste is also considered low flouride. High flouride toothpaste contains around 5000ppm of flouride. Regular toothpaste is around 1000ppm to 1500ppm.

[@enochpage1333]

Not saying it’s bad. Just thought the purity of the water leaches minerals like calcium for the bones over time. I still drink it because it’s clean but wondering it that leaching issue is true.

[@billbradley2480]

Distilled water doesn’t leach minerals from bones. It only flushes out unbound minerals and that’s a good thing.

[@dra6o0n]

So if you use tap water to make soups and ramen and stuff, you end up with those minerals and stuff in there. But if your home has a water salt filtration system, it might have a better and lower number.

[@MajinMist603]

I drink all 3

[@rodanvsandrew]

What sort of setup do you have to produce enough distilled water for your family?

[@billbradley2480]

Most water distillers can make about 6 gallons per day. My new countertop distiller make a gallon in about 3 hrs. My Steampure model make a gallon in 5-6 hrs.

[@rxr8781]

Then how do we make up for the essential minerals. Distilled water does not contain any minerals.

[@billbradley2480]

Just eat a healthy diet and cook with Himalayan salt.

[@audraelynnegrimmelhaussen8808]

Is distilled water ok for pets too?

[@henriksvensson2836]

Yes i seen people changing ther pet water supply to this with great results.

[@justjess986]

Excuse my ignorance in this subject, but Why does the boiled water have more particles than the regular tap water before you boiled it? Thank you 🙏

[@bry40l]

When you boil water you have reduced the amount of water but left in the minerals and impurities. So it has become more concentrated.

[@glo1168]

Probably probably taking stuff off the pot he used

[@SJ-wu9gx]

And how do you make uf for lostminerals?

[@Iron-Bridge]

Your regular food, vegetables and fruits.

[@braxtongraham5433]

Or add some pink himalayan salt to your distilled water 🤟🏽

[@eleana0508]

Especially magnesium

[@alialroalle5796]

I agree with the man!

[@Anonymouss11]

Wouldn’t the cells in your body swell after drinking distilled water due to osmosis?

[@michellesweightlossjourney6599]

Eat plants.......that will take care of that. Distilled is still much safer than tap water.

[@zaryalace7475]

Your body actually swells from accumulating toxins which can come from processed foods like bread, refined sugar, inorganic fruits and meats. The swelling is actually a defensive mechanism so that the toxins cannot harm your body and organs; otherwise, those toxins will accumulate into tumors and turn into what we know as "cancers". Distilled water is a misnomer. It should be called pure water. And will in fact help remove those inorganic materials mentioned earlier and actually be the best form of swelling reduction.

[@billbradley2480]

No. I’ve been drinking only distilled water that I make at home for 10 years. No swelling and it taste great.

[@joeycmore]

Lack of trace minerals in distilled water makes this not a healthy choice in the long term. And many salts don't contain the necessary mineral profile for optimum health (pink Himalayan sea salt has high levels of heavy metals that aren't conducive to great long term health).

[@CesarPerezn]

The lack of IQ in the comments says all we need to know about how badly they need electrolytes.

[@joeycmore]

@@billbradley2480 literacy much? if not Dunning-Krueger...

[@joeycmore]

@@billbradley2480 poor baby got his feewings hurt? Go find mommy and make everything better...

[@michaeljjon]

Do you put any sort of minerals in the water?

[@billbradley2480]

Some people add a little Himalayan salt but I never add anything to my distilled water. Organic minerals come from food not water.

[@wattosacrim]

Yep. And thanks to the blessing of Telegram, we now have our own distilled water chat. Hopefully we can grow it!

[@solexx161]

I observed that distilled water is the best for me. My body literally responds to this type of residue negatively.

[@solexx161]

I can drink electrolytes often to maintain my bodily ions

[@garrettshambaugh3483]

yall should do some research... you need those minerals to stay healthy if you only drink distilled water, you rid your body of those minerals and leave your body unimmune to whatever those minerals help with, and everyone should know that boiling tap water down to the bare minerals won't give you the minerals originally in the water exactly, given simply that certain elements react differently to heat and they can change into something harmful when you boil them. but the 2 minerals that you boiled out of your tap water are both essential for health and by drinking only distilled water, youre putting that water, without the minerals normally, through your system and it is going to instead of supplying the body with slightly more, it will attach to and absorb those minerals and carry them out of your system. dont drink distilled water regularly.its not necessarily dangerous but its certainly not as healthy as normal tap (depending on where you live).if you dont want kidney stones avoid salty and sugary foods and drink more TAP or SPRING water (again, tap: depending on where you live). please do any research before reading this and responding with opposition. all you have to do is look up, "what is the healthiest kind of water to drink," and you'll see distilled water not even in the top 3

[@billbradley2480]

I’ve been drinking only distilled water for 10 years and I’m very healthy. 66 years old and zero prescriptions. My body gets plenty of organic minerals from food I eat.

[@VintSafe]

My very next shot says otherwise lol kzbin.infonjN9cFmJA_Q?si=nW-5nRQ4u8kBuhzc Put pink Himalayan salt to add minerals back in if you distill

[@jasonmartinez4129]

The problem is your body needs minerals. Aren't you depleting your body of essential minerals needed? From what I have read, water will search for minerals and bind to them. If you're drinking water with no minerals it will pull minerals and bind to them in your body. I worked in a medical laboratory for 17 years. It's important to know what's in your water. Minerals are good 👍

[@baileylineroad]

Hello Jason! Thanks for your note. When I first began exploring distilled water I heard the mineral argument so I did some calculations. My own water has 300 ppm of dissolved calcium and magnesium. Based on the recommended daily requirement for these minerals, I'd have to drink 60 litres of water each day to get what I need from water. The take-away here is that even fairly hard water like mine delivers insignificant amounts of minerals, as far a nutrients goes. But then there's the issue of the chemical composition of these minerals. As I've discovered, the calcium and magnesium in water is non-chelated, which means your body can't use them and needs to find ways to get rid of them. This is why people like Dr. Charles Mayo and Alexander Graham Bell found that drinking distilled water was so beneficial. There's something else, too. One purpose of water in the body is to pick up waste products and toxins that will be excreted in urine. When water already has some minerals in it (i.e. hard water), it's not nearly as "hungry" for picking up toxics and waste products in the body as mineral-free water. It can't do its job as well as mineral-free distilled water. This, I believe, is also why drinking distilled leads to more energy and better health. Distilled water simply does a better job at what water is meant to do in the body. And like I said in previous videos and articles, distilled water is drank by every ocean-going mariner because distillation is how they turn sea water into potable water. After 5+ years of drinking it here at my place, I would never go back. Bye for now, Jason! Steve

[@zaryalace7475]

​@@baileylineroad agree with everything except the body excreting toxins thru urine. Actually your urine is very regulated by your kidneys and will always try to maintain a 90-95% distilled water ratio. Instead, most toxins will be directed to your colon where it will come out as poop and diarrhea. Urine is an even better form of distilled water. And both are very healing.

[@BertRussell4711]

Steve, I've been drinking distilled water for decades with no noticeable ill health effects. I drink it because it tastes better to me than any of the alternatives, but you've now given me reasons why it might even be healthy. Whatever the reality, the "mineral leaching" hypothesis has been around for years, but like all junk science, it remains just that: a hypothesis. At the very least, it has no studies to back it up. It reminds me of the "drink 8 glasses of water a day" myth that captivated the minds of credulous fools everywhere, keeping them perpetually waterlogged and restroom bound. The idea that one's thirst is an inadequate measure of hydration has always struck me as fatuous nonsense. But I digress. Anyway, good video.

[@billbradley2480]

The body needs organic minerals. That’s in food not water. Eat a healthy diet and drink only distilled water you’ll be healthy. I’m living proof.

[@veromurillo27]

Have you tested bottled water?

[@billbradley2480]

There’s a KZbin video about testing several bottled water brands. Several are just tap water. Yuk.

[@Ldurad0]

Don't we want minerals in water?

[@Ldurad0]

Thank you not doubting, just seeking information

[@michellesweightlossjourney6599]

No, you need to eat plant foods to get your vitamins & minerals. Water is supposed to hydrate us, not nourish us. Fruits have electrolytes in them.....and we have a variety of those to choose from.

[@Ldurad0]

@@michellesweightlossjourney6599Thank you for your words of wisdom It makes sense.. I've also read that a lack of nutrients such as zinc and vitamin b12 deficiency will cause a change in your sense of taste & smell...

[@zaryalace7475]

We want organic minerals. Most minerals in spring water or municipal water are inorganic which will do harm rather than help. Best form of "mineral water" would be organic fruits and vegetables. Watermelon and cucumber may help you get more of the water while still providing a good amount of organic minerals.

[@derek8c829]

You do not want inorganic minerals in your body. Your body can only absorb organic minerals which have been originally been broken down by plants

[@HighTone45]

It can’t use it easily but still uses it

[@quanita7116]

I drink a bit of mineral water. Isn't that what our ancestors drank for millennia? As closest to nature as possible and sourced from high quality springs. Tap water has fluoride and chemicals to clean it. Most is really filtered so much it removes all the minerals in it.

[@Un1234l]

I mean the mineral water of yore is not the same mineral water we have now. Much more contamination

[@gavinlynas2833]

Yes that's fine so long as it's in a glass bottle. Plastic contaminates it. However you pay more than you would for distilled water. Plus it's the best water to use with a water ioniser since ozone isn't created in the process. Look it up.

[@billbradley2480]

I wish Fluorine was added to water to clean it but it’s not. Hitler added it to dumb people down and also to pacify them. It’s actually Fluorosilicic acid they’re adding to our water. It’s a very corrosive Chemical. That’s the main reason I drink pure distilled water.

[@TheLandSharks]

Is everybody joking distilled water is terrible for you to drink

[@TheLandSharks]

These Internet fads are reaching a whole new level

[@benmcreynolds8581]

I drink my water in the form of "Soda pop" it's the best tasting water in my opinion LoL (I definitely need to get in the habit of drinking water more and soda less)

[@leon-uniquebootcampworkout5544]

Carbonation turns water acidic.

[@billbradley2480]

I quit drinking sodas many years ago after I heard if you put a nail in a pop bottle it will dissolve over time.

[@mykelmzaiogthoth9265]

How long has it been now since you've started drinking distilled water? It's hard to find any studies or testimonials on lengthy tests of distilled water consumption. Do you notice anything different?

[@billbradley2480]

There’s several people in this comment stream who’ve been drinking only distilled water for many years. One guy said 25 years and another said 20 years. I’ve been drinking only distilled water I make at home for 10 years. I’m very healthy for 66 years old.

[@CNSninja]

This is not medically sound advice. Don't copy from some random guy on KZbin-speak to someone qualified, like your own doctor who knows your level of health and activity on an individual and personal basis. Copying random people online is how you end up in a hospital or worse. It might take years, or it might not, but this guy doesn't know you and he doesn't know if drinking distilled water would make your personal situation way worse or not. Maybe it's fine for him, idk, but you are not the same person as him.

[@Naveenbabuborugadda]

Wow

[@PD-we8vf]

Why! You say bodies can’t easily use the calcium and magnesium in that form. But you don’t say why!!!

[@jkerman5113]

I'm not sure what he means, but I know that certain types of magnesium like mag oxide have verg poor bioavailability. That may be what he means.

[@billbradley2480]

The body absorbs organic minerals found in food.

[@ThursonJames]

I was about to subscribe to this channel before finding this video. Thanks for the 🚩.

[@brianlevesque7822]

What's your problem with this video?

[@williaml8474]

How about zero water filter?

[@baileylineroad]

Hello William! Do you mean a reverse osmosis (RO) machine? Those pull out most minerals, but there's also the danger of internal microbe growth in the filters. Distillation gets rid of 100% of minerals, while producing sterile water. RO is a good technology, but I prefer the distiller. It's simpler, too. Thanks for watching my videos! Steve

[@Ldurad0]

Is distilled alkaline?

[@YouTubeCommunists]

Ph neutral witch makes it attract heavy metals in the body.

[@michellesweightlossjourney6599]

Add a lemon to it or a little baking soda. Works wonders for the body.

[@Ashortutorial.]

​@@michellesweightlossjourney6599 aha baking soda I've read that

[@joannestack4410]

I usually add sea salt and baking powder to it.

[@billbradley2480]

@@KZbinCommunists explain what scientific study you learned this Fallacy from? Distilled water doesn’t attract heavy metals into the body. Since heavy metals are raining down on us daily and in many foods of course they get in our bodies. I detox quarterly to keep cleaning them out. That process has little to do with distilled water.

[@missmory8888]

dose it help if I distilled the water that in the plastic bottle in the distiller??? Or should i used tap water?

[@OctopusH2O]

No difference

[@billbradley2480]

I keep my distilled water in 1 gallon glass jugs.

[@jaikai4989]

I think I’m gonna start drinking it to cleanse the kidneys a bit even tho I just got bloods and it’s perfect, I’d rather take steps to stop any further calcification in the body that looked nasty imagine that in your artery’s damn

[@billbradley2480]

There’s many things we can do to get and stay healthy. Keto lifestyle will cure many ailments. Research leaky gut and fix that problem with diet and bone broth. Leaky gut allows food particles in the blood which causes inflammation that leads to Arthritis.

[@nicolenew1708]

OMG

[@TheFarcky]

why do some people

[@trainsandplanes8304]

Works cited Trust Me Bro

[@xSWlMx]

Grow up

[@Hebrew42Day]

Distilled water will pull minerals from your body.

[@the_pink_p9059]

Your body dose this great thing called urination, where it purges unwanted minerals by mixing them with water salt and uri before forcefull ejecting the mixture 😂😂😂

[@baskitcase73]

Totally healthy, if you don’t want any minerals in your body.

[@everyneed3959]

Get minerals from your food or add minerals to the distilled water

[@billbradley2480]

I’ve been drinking only distilled water for 10 years. My body gets organic minerals from food not water.

[@TT3TT3]

Nope

[@Brandon-fi7wf]

I cringe at how reverse osmosis water desalination plants work. Evaporation or distillation plants would be way better

[@glo1168]

Why?

[@Brandon-fi7wf]

@@glo1168 man that was from a year ago. The modern desalination process is comically more work/money than what naturally occurs everyday. We just haven’t harnessed that process on a massive scale yet

[@TheLandSharks]

Drink distilled water in a pinch, I’d rather drink the water on the back of my toilet. This is effing ridiculous.

[@billbradley2480]

You enjoy your toilet water. I love the taste of distilled water. Tap water taste terrible.

[@UserOfYoutube00]

Americans 🤣

[@kylealexander7024]

U know much water u would have to boil to get those pieces of "mineral residue"? That's at least 100000 gallons of water to get that pile. Like much more. It depends where u get ur water. Also ur body literally has a ppm higher than this. U could literally die from this

[@sonofmontezuma3732]

Distilled water extracts vitamin’s out of your body

[@vybesrum3195]

That what your government tells you. So u can continue to drink their poison sewer water.

[@brianlevesque7822]

Wrong!

[@sonofmontezuma3732]

@@brianlevesque7822 but but that’s what they teach at John hopkins

[@billbradley2480]

Not true. Distilled water only flushes out unbound minerals and particles. That’s a good thing.

[@chrissykissy4117]

This can lead to health issues you’re not getting the proper nutrients

[@tazboy1934]

Lol if u want minerals eat meat,veg and. Fruit

[@brianlevesque7822]

You have a lot of learning to do.

[@billbradley2480]

I’ve been drinking only distilled water for 10 years and I’m a very healthy 66. My body gets organic minerals from food not water.