Why I ONLY Drink Distilled Water (in 5 minutes)

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My friend Richard asked me the deal with water so I got him to film my answer. I will do a more in depth video on my main channel but I hope this helps some people understand for now!
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Alternatively Sevan Bomar did a great video on it called "How to Energise Water and Blood":
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[@QuintTheSharker]

Distilled water is a good preventative against mind control fluoridation

[@nutty_pies6144]

Mushy brain

[@WCA_Arts]

Maybe try getting your information from textbooks instead of Facebook conspiracy theorists 😂👍

[@imalamboman12]

​@@WCA_ArtsI recommend looking at the periodic table too and checking out the halogen column.

[@Jollyswagman7]

@@WCA_ArtsAre you one of the conspiracy theorists that walks around in a hazmat suit to protect you from a cold?

[@jacquiline605]

I actually got super sick for more than a week drinking tap water when I moved to AZ, not knowing until the apartment manager told me "Nobody has told you, you're not supposed to drink the water here? I thought everyone already knew that." All the neighbors also said the same thing. Apparently the water here is terrible for you.

[@soofitnsexy]

lmaooooo

[@judylewis206]

I work with sickly patient and I notice this. When we use regular bottle water in their clap machines etc. It clogs up the machine and the machine breakdown fast. When we use distill water the machines are clear and clean and last for years. Our body are like machine imagine drinking regular bottled water and what it's doing compare to drinking distill water. I will stick with distill and I juice alot.

[@Supreme0757]

Thanks for sharing that sounds wild

[@ianpearson8976]

ive been drinking distilled water for a few weeks.some odd things happened.My shoulder pain disapeared.and my cat who never drinks water from his bowl suddenly start only 10minutes after filling his bowl with it.

[@DuffBlufff]

I think your cat wants to commit suicide

[@NickWalenda]

He's smart, can sense the chorline

[@peacequeen2579]

I was told not to give cats distilled water

[@ianpearson8976]

@@peacequeen2579 by the same doctors that told you to drink tap water?

[@droit2411]

@@peacequeen2579of course so he can get sick. Its business

[@TheOrganicMatrix]

There must be a glitch in the Matrix...I saw a Husky...then I saw another one just like it.

[@JustJimJr]

Our municipal city water is 450-550ppm. I drink distilled water everyday. No heart attacks for me.👍

[@Bonswally]

So it's only 99.96% pure? Deadly stuff.

[@ayres6727]

@@Bonswally what u mean deadly stuff?

[@Bonswally]

@@ayres6727 sarcasm dear

[@tommymorrison103]

Bonswally 550 ppm is a ton of shit in water don’t know who told you otherwise, anything over 250 ppm can be considered mineral water, never healthy to drink water over 50 ppm

[@ayres6727]

@@tommymorrison103 over 50 ppm or 550 ppm? and i think you mean less than 250 ppm can be considered as mineral water

[@minetruly]

When I was a kid, I had a Venus Flytrap. The instructions said to water it with distilled water. My dad brought distilled water home from the science department of the school he taught at and very sternly told me that if I drank it, I would die. I was convinced that only a sip would kill me. Years later, in adulthood, I noticed distilled water being sold right next to regular bottled water. Being an American, it was immediately clear to me that distilled water must be safe to drink, because it would be a liability to market something deadly next to something potable.

[@danishdaniel785]

Distilled water will strip mineral from ur body....ur not gonna die ofc since we obtain mineral from food.....but distilled water used only for experiment purpose jn lab

[@lpatterson5005]

The media scientists and gov will lie because they don't want you drinking it full stop. Yet they push you to drink there beautiful tap water which is contaminated to death with chlorine flouride and who knows what else.

[@dontaye6558]

@@danishdaniel785 so you're stripped of minerals but you get minerals from food? So it's perfectly fine to drink distilled water since you get minerals from food... sounds like somethings been crammed into your brain and you just repeat a line

[@thirty8super609]

@@dontaye6558 only 1 percent of minerals come from food

[@Klyttorius]

@@thirty8super609 That is a blatantly false statement. Unless all you eat is hyper processed, pacakaged foods then maybe.

[@breezyvibe]

what a happy dog.

[@gildedpeahen876]

i came to the comments to make sure the dog was appreciated. I am satisfied. 😊

[@EvilMadh8a]

Hey Tim, make a video of the Husky appearing randomly into n outta the frame.

[@marinescucandrei]

Funny dog.

[@nosdriver8115]

Nicolas Stella I was waiting for the photo bomb dog relieving his rectum .. Maybe next time ☺

[@pinkiesue849]

Is that the same Husky? Smart doggie!

[@claytonbrown9441]

haha! It was kinda freaking me out! Almost expected a gag video at one point..

[@davidthornton8214]

lol he keeps running the same path. its a glitch in the matrix

[@Fjerid]

0:13 2:29 3:07 3:40 3:53 4:16 4:28 4:56 Doggo ran 8 rounds. I bet he drinks distilled water as well.

[@m4hirrr770]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭😭

[@hgkjwdada]

Potassium, manesium, iron, or calcium are all examples of "metals." We are not supposed to strip them away from our body. They are essential micronutrients that we need to consume (electrolytes). They can work as important cofactors involved in many enzymatic reactions, water balance, or chelating agents involved in stabilization of many DNA and protein structures in the body. Think about the principles of osmosis and diffusion--water flows down the concentration gradient--and Le Chatlier's principle--equilibrium shifts to counteract a change. Our body is not a closed system nor is it in perfect equilibrium with the surrounding environment. When you urinate, sweat, or cry, you don't secrete distilled water. You expell minerals (metals) along with waste products to adjust the pH or to maintain the homeostasis of the body's fluid volume. I am myself a vegan for the animals, people, and the environment. I just don't want people to blindly follow information without scrutinizing or much critical thinking and jeopardize their own healths as a result. In nature, distilled water (rain) drops and flows over rocks, and minerals are collected for animals to consume. Collecting rainwater in a plastic or glass container without introducing any minerals is definitely not something totally natural if you think about it. Just get distilled water or collect distilled water and "add" some good minerals instead of consuming it directly in a distilled form. Plus, distillation does not remove fluoride completely since the fluoride added to most potable water is in the form of hexafluoro silicate which has a boiling point of 108 degree Celcius, 8 degrees higher than that of water. Please share with me if you guys have any good ideas or criticism of my suggestions. Thanks.

[@seethroughlife1481]

Hey Unknownone, interesting points you make, but isn't the process of distillation boiling the WATER, so that it's not the minerals that's taken away from the water, but the water that's taken away from the minerals. So the fact that flouride has a higher boiling point than water should be irrelevant, no? As long as the water evaporates and then settles in a new container then it'll be fine. I think there is also a new argument to consider, and that's the potential for pharmaceutical drugs to contaminate tap water as well. I do believe studies have shown that traces of various pharmaceutical drugs have been found in tap water in various developed countries. Even if they're low amounts, no one knows what long-term damage this can do to adults, nevermind children/infants. I haven't actually invested in a distiller yet but I'm struggling to come up with an alternative at the minute.

[@fredsmith2299]

At least distilled water does not have fluoride and other cancer causing chemicals as well as other junk added to water supplies ... and we get minerals from salt ...

[@mileidyfermin5717]

unknownone completely agree mother nature knows what it’s doing and if we were meant to drink distilled water it would be easily available in nature. But like you said animals don’t just open their mouths and catch rain as it falls to drink they drink it after it gets infused with natural minerals. Keep in mind that the more you “baby” your body the less of a powerful immune system you have. Just as a general example... parents who over protect their kids in a scenario where the parents do not allow their child to play in the sand box or get dirty every once in a while is usually the kid who is sick more often then those kids who did partake in such normal activities. The immune system or even the entire body for that matter can build a tolerance for many things once it has been introduced to it. My point here is don’t waste your time trying to avoid things that are naturally good for you like some of the minerals found in water just because it comes along with a few other things that your body is perfectly designed to handle and deal with accordingly.

[@christianchenevert1443]

unknownone Thanks for that. I thought about drinking distilled water for a moment but there is far too much scientific evidence against it to consider drinking it. Not gonna jeopardize my health. Distilled water was a health craze decades ago. So several studies have been conducted and its all pretty straight forward. Its fine for a short detox but not for long term use. Its pretty damn destructive.

[@JoelAntonioWilliamson]

Zinc has a positive charge, you would just eat zinc just for it to be stripped by distilled water, meaning a mineral deficiency? am i right?

[@annika9348]

People in the comments talking about the loss of important minerals... if you're eating nutritious food you will replace those minerals very easily...

[@livefreeallways]

If people knew what was in their drinking water, everyone would be using a distiller. Anything from heavy metals to pharmaceutical drugs. I'm about a year in drinking distilled water and have not noticed any problems. I do consume high water foods with minerals which is where most of our water really should be coming from. If you feel you need to change the distilled water just set it in the sun and add in your own minerals.

[@Bonswally]

Post a video of you finding evidence of drugs or heavy metals existing in any drinking water anywhere in the developed world. You'll make a fortune and you'll be doing your fellow man a great service.

[@dude861]

@@Bonswally I think the point here is, just don't listen to some unknown idiots on the internet spreading their "story". Much more people are getting sick by their stupid advice than by doing what they warn about.

[@chocomalk8083]

I met some peeps who only drink distilled water now for over a year and they seem happy and healthy. But they also eat mostly local, only organic, with big variety. And love active lifestyles with healthy relationships and purpose in their community. Maybe the distilled water detoxed them and now they should drink spring water or add minerals to their distilled water?

[@claytonbrown9441]

Yo! Your dog is in a time loop! Completely freaking me out, lol! I drink primarily distilled. When I cant, and have to drink whatever is available, I make sure to get on distilled water as soon as Im able. Hope to make my own Solar Distillery soon as Texas gets a LOT of Sun.

[@Wes_5kyph1]

how do you drink it? out of plastic container from store or do you have a distiller?

[@Dollapfin]

Water isn’t negatively charged. It’s a polar molecule, but it’s not negatively charged. It solutes stuff because it is polar and the cations attach to the negatively charged oxygen while the anions to the positive hydrogens.

[@MrBilld75]

Gotta love when someone throws some "actual" Science into this dumb video/post. Cheers for being the voice of reason!

[@4DTravelr]

The oxygen molecule is significantly larger than the two hydrogen molecules. Pure water has an ever so slightly negative charge as a result.

[@bragejohan8149]

I conclude, steam is good, the next time I am on a mountain inside a fog I will eat the fog.

[@lifeunderthemic]

Steam is good? What's boiling, good? It's not water acting erratically because it is being killed? You conclude? Who are you...? Other than a ill informed waste of time. Heat is not good for water. There are bounded paper products called books and scientists who based their life on the very thing that creates and maintains all life. Learn because you are parroting nonsense and have nothing valid to say.

[@bragejohan8149]

What?

[@BEder-it4lf]

Brage Johan It's yummy with a little breath spray!

[@openmindnewworld4500]

Do it...do it Johan do it

[@openmindnewworld4500]

+mingo barrow In a community all minds are just as important as the other. As in two minds are better than one. Since this is the case. In the first mind they come up with the theory. Second mind ( you ) then take on other projects that you may have thought of relative to the first minds theory. So you thinking on the literal microscopic level then take the theory and supply the group of minds with that new information. So on and so on. In short, you should take your questions and theory's and work them out to collect all the analytical data you can find etc.

[@DuffBlufff]

3:07 distilled water isn't called distilled because it is not still but because "destilare" in latin means dripping....

[@Mustbcedric]

Is everybody seeing a dog running around in the background

[@richNfit4life]

No. What dog? 🤷‍♂️

[@theatlantean39]

No you're just hallucinating mate

[@keepdancingmaria]

No, cedric. You are the only one. Bwa-ha-ha-ha.

[@peterdashey9323]

I dunno but I’m feeling a little ruff !!!

[@kysrussiansandindians0]

No.

[@jordywilliams]

been drinking distilled for 4 months now. if i drink regular water (coffee at cafe)it almost alway leaves me with a headache

[@emilybh6255]

Toxins located outside the digestive tract in the lymphatic system which goes throughout the entire body pass through the kidneys and exit the body in the urine - not the anus like you mentioned. It is important people not get confused about that. Distilled water hopefully circulates throughout the entire body and can loosen the toxic matter in the lymph and escort it through the kidneys into the urine.

[@andienetz2691]

I actually think it does come out the anus too lol

[@andienetz2691]

I’ve never felt so healthy and cleaned out and usually am plugged up :/ tmi but yea ha

[@4DTravelr]

Why does urine therapy work then, if the toxicity is in the urine? Seems more likely it's in the feces

[@beltotruth9403]

Hey bro, Just take some Himalayan shillajit to replace ionic minerals! It's a myth that people get nutrients ie: minerals from water. The minerals in water is inorganic metals and CALCIFIED ROCK! and not bio- available anyways. I've been studying nutritional regeneration 35yrs. so I think I know what I'm talking about. Especially since I reversed 5 medical conditions using nutritional therapy. Happy New year.

[@NickWalenda]

+1

[@EightyNinthZombie]

I could barely hear you but it doesn't matter anyways 'cause I couldn't stop watching the dog running around in the back.

[@coreythomas9178]

Me too. But I found this awesome button on my laptop that let me turn the volume up.

[@tobimissipatch]

People don’t be nasty, everyone has a right to their opinion , name calling isn’t necessary, there is to much hatred in this world ... can’t we all just love one another ? ..

[@PseudoChat]

You're saying that distilled water draws positively charged metals that should not be in your body and flushes it out your system, but Sodium, Potassium, Magnesium, Calcium, Iron, Manganese, Copper... all of these are essential (positively charged) trace metal ions that we need in our body to function. An average adult should be drinking at least 8 glasses of water a day, so if you're drinking 8 glasses of distilled water a day, imagine the amount of important trace metals you get from your diet will be flushed from your system. Overtime, this can send you into the hospital with hyponatremia or hypokalemia. It's true that tap water contains chlorine and fluoride which has unknown long-term effects and also tastes bad, which is why I only drink spring water. The minerals present in bottled spring and filtered water are purposely added in there to improve the taste.

[@MrBilld75]

There we go! Some real Science and you are completely correct. Cheers!

[@ianpearson8976]

why are you bothered by what other people do.If you dont like distilled water then dont watch this video and dont drink it yourself and let others do what the fck they want to do in life.

[@bobbunni8722]

Thank you for pointing out how mislead people are....people in the "healthy body" religion ignore science and go for virtue signaling without facts.

[@TheTeditor]

Always be sure to have someone running a saw in the background. It makes videos more interesting.

[@geminisun12]

Love my distilled water and within three months of starting I was growing new toe nails. It was removing the toxins from my feet. I experienced the worst foot pain in the process but that soon went away 😃

[@GoldKingsMan]

Wow I’m glad to hear that.

[@jessicalowther56]

Sorry I don't quite understand, nature doesn't give us distilled water apart from rain. Is it natural to drink this?

[@AlexnicholasBlakely]

Ma man, I've seen you fortify your water with minerals in one video and you focus on making an alkaline system but distilled water is acidic after it steals carbon balancing out with the atmosphere so is that not counterproductive? I'd appreciate your knowledge on those two points dude. Been distilling for about 6 months now and feels gooood.

[@Anubisrunner08]

Distilled water is slightly acidic yes, but it's irrelevant how acidic it is. The acid in your stomach is a million times more acidic than anything you can consume. Truth is it's your kidney's that regulate your blood PH levels... therefore you're blood will always remain at a nice alkaline state regardless of what you consume. Hope this helps.

[@GrowingDownUnder]

not true acidic foods cause lead to gastritis, gerd & dyspepsia...also some people have allergies to the foods themself or the acids in the foods. It's a plants natural mechanism, if it's sour it's a sign you shouldn't eat it just like how poisonous animals are brightly coloured. There is such thing as too much acid and too much alkaline can be bad too it can trigger the body to produce more acid...that's where neutral foods like water & rice usually come in the PH should be neutral

[@5winder]

So... I shouldn't eat lemons because they're sour?

[@GrowingDownUnder]

you shouldn't eat lemons because they are acidic...they ruin your teeth but if you have digestive problems it doesn't help either. Being sour is a plants way of telling you not to eat it, same with spicy food

[@yogimaster1]

Lemons are one of the healthiest fruits you can eat. Most fruits are acidic but they turn alkaline in your stomach. Don't take my word, search Google for "fruits turn alkaline in stomach."

[@c.g1638]

Can distilled water kill you? Since Iv been drinking distilled water now for 2 days Iv gotten heart palpitations. Is this because it's bad for me or because its sorting my heart out???

[@4DTravelr]

Sorting your heart out. I experienced the same but nothing bad happened over 8 years. I am having health issues this year in year 8 but I don't think it's because of distilled, it's because I abused its cleansing powers too much and ate a garbage diet for several years straight. I can't deny drinking alot of distilled makes you crave salt tho, which might have driven my bad diet. Very confusing subject and nobody seems to have a perfect answer. I think I may pivot to raw milk as it detoxes like distilled but also nourishes. Is far from 0ppm and loaded with only healthful ingredients. Win win. Plus those who drink lots daily say they barely need water.

[@sarahmartinezDOGMAN]

It only takes bad minerals out! Distilled water also tastes like heaven!

[@user-zm9yc2kb8x]

Sarah Bergman it has no taste

[@nashy21green27]

My very well educated friends tell me it's bad and leaches nutrients from my body, but he drinks tap.

[@nashy21green27]

And I know it only leaches inorganic minerals, and the man, don't want clear minds in general public

[@villevalste1888]

Nashy21 Green Could you specify, what exactly do you mean with "inorganic minerals"?

[@MrBilld75]

Holy shit, you are stupid Sarah. "It only takes the bad minerals out". LMAO! Yeah, it's magic like that, hahahahaha! Go educate yourself, seriously. By the way, there is no such thing as organic minerals. ALL minerals are inorganic and that's a fact.

Doctors here said my kidney stones were because the water here was hard water. A Harvard pro. said distilled is best and the nutrients you get from water are inferior to meals anyways. I'm sick of the stupid games this civilization plays on about when it comes to the word CLEAN. That's why I work for shadow agencies now. You can't see a shadow in the dark.

[@nowasia8887]

I love your content man. you are doing what you feel and follow your passion! Thank you!

[@dazfx]

I'm using a water distiller to purify my water but I have been told you need to filter your shower also. Your body absorbs the crap they put into the water when you shower so I'm told.

[@4DTravelr]

Probably true. Whole house RO would be cool or a filtering showerhead.

[@dc9015]

Alright Tim, could you go through some of the benefits? I understand now why there are benefits - but what actually are they? Do you feel better on a day-to-day basis? Cheers

[@bobwreck3775]

I have been on it for years now. You do feel better because it enables your body to clean itself much better. And you now have insurance that your heart won't look like the inside of house pipes in 30 years. What I like to do is put a gallon in the fridge in a glass jug and put some freshly squeezed lemon in it. So amazon on hot days.

[@520jruiz]

Bob Wreck that's awesome! So do you drink nothing but distilled water? What about the minerals they say you're losing in doing so?

[@bobwreck3775]

Andrew Norton has put this to rest. Distilled water has a negative charge and rain water is distilled. The human body holds a negative charge as well as all living things like plants and trees. Organic living minerals are negatively charged and inorganic minerals, the ones in the earth hold a positive charge. Chemicals and none living matter are all positively charged. Distilled can never take any good minerals from the body since they have the same charge. This is why rain water doesn't melt trees or melt us when we walk outside. This is why I don't have a hole burned in my stomach from drinking distilled for over 5 years. Distilled goes in and grabs the positive charged junk, attaches it to the water and it takes a ride out of the body.

[@claytonbrown9441]

Bob Wreck. I agree; not scientifically, of course, but experientially. My skin has a lot less wear and tear than other people I know are my age. I dont take any vitamins or minerals(maybe Himalayan Pink Salt now & again) and I dont seem to have any issues. Not even those that the Docs say I should have due to age or family history. Not saying this is the Fountain of Agelessness; I've no doubt that Pure Water is paramount to the Human Body.

[@bobwreck3775]

Clayton - check out all these doctor quotes about distilled. aquariusthewaterbearer.com/doctors-and-experts/

[@enjoythesho1992]

Only time I buy distilled water is when im changing the coolant in my vehicles.....I drink spring water

[@Bradwick1]

Distilled is not selective, it also pulls minerals out of your body. On occasion it is helpful to clear toxins but it is not the best water to drink daily. See you in a year or two with liver problems.

[@rhiamachtan3481]

Bradwick1 I have been drinking distilled water for 2 years straight . And I don't have any liver issues at all, in fact, I did have have lots of health issues prior to drinking distilled and 2 years later, I feel hydrated and less brain fog and better bowel movements and now able to actually eliminate toxins that the liver processes better! If your liver can't eliminate toxins it is not due to D.water. if you have liver issues it's due to an underlying cause non related to D water and I suggest you use liquid milk thistle to better elimanate any toxins . Thank you

[@BlueOriginAire]

Rhia Machtan , What videos will you recommend to watch that prove it is the opposite of what the commenters are saying here? One moment l wanna get a case of distilled water, and then l second guess if store bought D.W. is the same thing or only to be used in my gf iron ?

[@4DTravelr]

I drank distilled water for 8 years and was told my liver is perfect. As it turns out I developed other health problems in year 8, but that I believe is due to my poor diet not distilled water. Even in year 8, doc said my liver and kidneys are perfect.

[@Bradwick1]

@@4DTravelr Doctor opinions are entirely relative. Usually conforming to some profit opportunity.

[@4DTravelr]

@@Bradwick1 Of course, but what is the profit opportunity in telling me my liver and kidneys are perfect? I was sent home and purchased no treatment lol. The opinion was based on blood labs.

[@antomat85]

Hi. I bought my distiller 20 days ago, and drank only distilled water since then. After 20 days, i noticed a lot of problems. All my muscles (mostly legs) started getting really stiff, i started loosing a lot of strenght on my hands grip, and my hands started looking like they were totally dehydrated, they looked like a 70 years old man (im 36). yesterday night i finally drink a liter of normal water, and my hand got back to normal this morning, and the muscles stiffness got better... Beside all this, i didn't notice any positive effect, why is that? In anyone else experiencing this?

[@jordanlakey5714]

Were you taking magnesium and calcium?

[@antomat85]

@@jordanlakey5714 no

[@joelanderson4899]

@@antomat85 very important to keep your mineral intake up!

[@mrsirman2177]

@@joelanderson4899 how should i take minerals?

[@4DTravelr]

Was the 'normal' water you went back to spring water or tap water?

[@paversealing2617]

Great video. I am a water specialist at Pelican Water Systems and this is spot on! The only thing you could elaborate on is the TDS. most of those solids are calcium and magnesium which are beneficial , but the other TDS could be chemicals, minerals, good, bad....who knows without a proper test

[@andyharperarbo138]

Sure, though the amount of Calcium and Magnesium is not worth all the other BS in the water.. My proof is in how amazing I look and feel after drinking my home made distilled water since 2019. My only problem is I wish I had been doing it earlier in life.

[@4DTravelr]

So is it OK to drink low and zero ppm water? Or do we need to add minerals back in? Thx

[@genghiskhan773]

Distilled water may have nothing in them. Add the minerals to distilled water.

[@JodBronson]

I agree! Take extra Vitamins with your Water :D.

[@mercurym-7904]

I LOVE HOW THE DOG IS DOING LAPS AROUND THE YARD 😂🤣😂

[@faheemthedream2007]

Reverse Osmosis and distilled water are the best. The reverse osmosis water I get reads at 6 ppm. And when I distill my water myself, it's about the same.

[@fergyferguson290]

Why don't we worry about people drinking soda daily/weekly and eating fast food daily/weekly before we worry about the potentially "harmful" effects of water.

[@SuperLEGION1000]

Nate Dog People choose to drink soda knowing the consequences. This video is for those with health awareness.

[@claytonbrown9441]

true, up to a point. Most people have little awareness about water and how important it is. Some people even in this day wont even drink water, but will choose soda or sweetened drinks based off taste alone!

[@GG-vq6ro]

Nate Dog who cares about people drinking soda or whatever. Everyone makes their own choices. Those people do not care one bit about being healthy so why should we care what they drink? I don't get people who worry about other people's diet. Everyone has to take care of their own body and that's all.

[@faheemthedream2007]

There are people on different levels. We are on a different level when it comes to health and nutrition. And that's why the education is important

[@aerdeics992]

i do.

[@BeepingSheep]

In general, water is no more negatively charged than it is positively charge. In fact, its net charge is neutral! You're likely referring to the characteristic dipole moment formed due to oxygen's high electronegativity, in which case, no this is a huge misconception. In the same way that water will fill a shell around a sodium ion to hydrolyze NaCl, water molecules will rotate in the opposite direction and isolate an anion. This is precisely the reason you can mix tablesalt and water without worrying about it evolving toxic chlorine gas. If this was the only concept underpinning the practice, it is badly misunderstood. Also, it's already been said, but your body needs metals!! Sodium, potassium, iron, copper, magnesium, phosphorus, calcium, sulfur, and zinc are all super important to your health! Just because its a metal, doesn't let you label it as toxic

[@chief2piece2]

Denton Unger can u imagine some health nut drinking a gallon of distilled water after a hard workout thinking he is hydrating himself with the “best” water? I shudder to think what might happen.

[@chief2piece2]

Lol u got to keep it simple like Trump for them to understand you. H+ O2- H+ gives Net Zero. We understand but they don’t. This is why aliens don’t visit us. Lol

[@4DTravelr]

So is the concept of inorganic vs. organic minerals bogus? The calcium in plants and milk are metals? I fins this hard to believe. Would seem to me those are the organic versions. And the version in a cast iron skillet is inorganic, for example.

[@4DTravelr]

​@@chief2piece2What is the best water after a workout (or in general) in your view?

[@BeepingSheep]

​@@4DTravelr Organic minerals are a valid classification of compounds, although your treatment of organic vs inorganic is understandably misplaced. Calcium in milk, for example, would be an example of an inorganic mineral as it is dissolved in the form of calcium phosphate--which is indeed a metal, albeit in an ionized state. Organic minerals are commonly found in biologic systems (e.g. oxalates, porphyrin, hematin, etc.), but can also be completely unrelated to direct biologic origin (e.g. rare urates, humboldtine, etc.). The version in cast iron would indeed be inorganic as it can be mechanically transferred with the food in its elemental form. Undissolved iron is still bioavailable in its raw form, just not as readily as from plant and animal sources (porphyrin & hematin respectively). As for water after a workout--you lose electrolytes to sweat (K, Na, Cl) and as such, you would want to replace these in one way or another. Spring water and a normal diet is fine for this and replacing trace metals your body needs. Drinking distilled water just sounds like a recipe for deficiencies, but perhaps some get enough of these minerals from their diet to replace these. Depending on your water source, distillation may be the better option, but if you do, you should replace the minerals after distillation to be safe. Check out chubbyemu on YT. I'm sure he has a few videos on people making dangerous mistakes with distilled water.

[@insilencia9658]

Are you drinking distilled tap water? If so what is the pH? Can you do anything to improve the pH of distilled tap water that is below 5/6? Can you film the actual process of distillation? Finally, what foods do you eat to make up for the lack of nutrients in distilled water, and how much of this food would you need to eat in a day? I know you're raw vegan, but for those that are not raw vegan, how much raw water based food would they need to eat to get sufficient mineral content that is absent in distilled water? Peace.

[@michaeldubery3593]

Hi, it doesn't matter what the pH of the water is before you distill it, and it doesn't matter what is in the water before you distill it, when you distill the water it's pH will go to exactly 7 because that is the pH of pure water. If you just leave distilled water on the side at home, then a small amount of carbon dioxide will dissolve into the water out of the air, so it will become a tiny bit acidic, unless you add something to make it more alkali.

[@bobwreck3775]

Don't worry about the PH level. Drink the clean distilled water. People who talk PH levels are tryin got get you hooked into their water systems for big $$. And your stomach is acidic all day long anyhow from digestion far lower than distilled.

[@erickvalle3092]

instead just drink Kangen​ water. its the only medical grade alkalized water. Distilled water has a Ph of acidity and its been proven drinking distilled water for long term is bad for your health

[@4DTravelr]

​@@erickvalle3092By who?

[@cjozie]

Hi, what about distilled bottled water? Do I have to purchase an expensive distiller or can I simply buy the bottled one that is labeled distilled? Your thoughts? Thank-you.

[@JakubKowalski93]

you can do a video on how you distill your water, how long does it take etc.

[@impreza9726]

mingo barrow What person comes into a comment section then says there gonna report someone for using the comment section, or as you say "bother you" GTFO kid, reporting wont do shit when the one being reported is using KZbins features with in there policy.

[@VisserJoost]

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[@VisserJoost]

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[@frnesbit]

I am not sure what all of your problems are.I can tell for sure that you are very immature.You may be fifty but you are very immature.

[@frnesbit]

I was speaking to Mingo.

[@openheartedwarrior2971]

So now that we know that distilled water is good for people does that mean that it is also safe for pets to drink??

[@mikeycraig5454]

lol the dog

[@eeefox1]

u know the dog bee giddy on that distilled drank

[@MairyHinge]

I have a packet of powdered water, what do you suggest l mix it with?

[@PartTimeTriathlete]

How long does it take to get a litre? do you just leave it catching steam all the time?

[@AlexnicholasBlakely]

It varies from 3-4 hours on your typical distiller to make a gallon. Once its done with the water you put into the basin of the distiller it turns itself off. Got a cheap one for £60 and does the job fine, 0 dissolved particles and finishes a cycle in 3.40hrs.

[@PartTimeTriathlete]

Thanks for that, definitely something I'm going to look into

[@eeefox1]

does it use a lot of electricity?

[@kyleburry1130]

I’ve read that steam distilled water is best. Would you agree?

[@BEder-it4lf]

Chlorine causes pain with Urinary Tract Problems.

[@Bonswally]

Nope, false. Be smarter.

[@tommymorrison103]

Bonswally chlorine and fluoride are toxic chemicals, it’s not debatable

[@NickWalenda]

@@tommymorrison103 exactly

[@medpub]

The best mineral water I have found is 125/45ppm (tap being usually around 300ppm), never found any less than that and thats using 2 different TDS meters. Rain water and melted snow is about 20ppm. My dog likes to drink rain water. And, yes fridge water filters drop the PPM by about 10% - plus its going through all those plastic pipes.

[@Hundert1]

Thanks for your video. Some people say the distilled water leeches minerals from bones but others say like you that it bonds to the toxic inorganic minerals and junk inside our bodies then we piss it out. Anyway I think distilled water is great to drink and wouldn't hardly Leech any minerals already in the organic form bound to our tissues. Also, just looking at the bottom of the distiller pot after one cycle and wowww, so much disgusting crap. I'm sure that crap is much much more harmful than the pure distilled water. So, the distiller leaves negatively charged water? Hmmm!? I bet there a way to neutralize this without using inorganic dissolved solids. Rainwater is distilled water and maybe a tiny bit of pollution picked up on its way down from the clouds. We are delighted with our distiller and the water we drink from it. Keep healthy, Prost

[@Bonswally]

The laws of osmosis contradict what you're saying. In nature you don't drink rainwater straight from the sky, lol.

[@V-vectorprocess]

Distilled water is 0 pp if you clean the mesaurment before testing...

[@HaydensAdventure]

Nice. I was wondering about distilled water! I get my water straight from a spring in the side of a mountain though. I haven't tested it, but I'm sure it's good

[@bobwreck3775]

If you like deer poop and chemtrails in your water go for it. There is far too much pollution in the world to trust any water other than distilled.

[@GrowingDownUnder]

reverse osmosis is good

[@bobwreck3775]

Do you want to drink stones? Ye be a stone in the long run.

[@briannaharter4411]

it's good to have some dissolved solids in your water. your cells work based on something called osmosis.when you drink seawater which is a hypertonic solution it pulls the water out of your cells.when your drink extremely pure water like distilled water which is a hypotonic solution it does the opposite it forces to much water into your cells which can burst your cells. you want to aim for a isotonic solution like spring water cause it will keep your cells water and mineral levels at the proper levels.

[@briannaharter4411]

I am defiantly never drinking distilled water now. He's not a scientist.he's a crazy guy that thinks drinking pee and distilled water will cure everything cause he thinks that's what the bible says. When did we go back to the age of snake oil sells men?

[@samueldarling6699]

what do you do about showers because Ive heard that in a 10 minute shower the amount of chlorine etc youve absorbed is ridiculous

[@berg6964]

Love the dog😊

[@adgepeterb]

Wow that cabin shed thingy at the back of your garden must be a terror to walk to at night.. all hidden away like that!

[@gpe1279]

Great vid bro and perfect explanation. I have a distiller that I have used for the past 6 months and it cost 75quid. One thing, what would you recommend for shower or bathing~ any thoughts? Thanks again, peace, love and light.

[@Anubisrunner08]

At the very least get a chlorine filter for your shower head.

[@gpe1279]

Yeah, thankyou for the advice. Have you any kind of filter? Cheers, peace and light.

[@fran-gx3kf]

first time i read someone asking about shower/bathing with distilled water (or any good water) because that's beneficial too. I guess carbon filters in shower head might help.

[@madscientistshusta]

U can get a reverse osmosis filter system for like a thousand bucks for your shower I wouldn't tho just focus on drinking low ppm water lol

[@adriannealvord9023]

Sprite shower filter removes chloride and was only 20$ at home depop.

[@jcymru8113]

Welsh water 0.45 ppm straight outa the tap! Dai iawn dwr cymru,better than any bottled water .

[@guzman9011]

or get a gallon of distilled water for .99 cents at a supermarket

[@LSofJC]

I’m pretty ignorant about all of this but aren’t you supposed to put distilled water in a jar or copper?

[@godflow6202]

How do you guys recommend distilling water for a family? I can't find distillers bigger than 1 gallon

[@itellithowitis5907]

You must like having your body's natural nutrients and minerals stripped from you...that's what it does SPRING with a low-p.p.m is the way to go 😒

[@kennyc388]

Yes, spring water with MINERALS.

[@NaciAtYerGrave]

Then eat more fruits and veggies?

[@NickWalenda]

@@NaciAtYerGrave exactly

[@tonypaoletto6631]

I have the Megahome water distiller, I distill my tap water from my kitchen faucet. Is it healthy and ok to distill my faucet/Tap water?

[@knowen32]

I distill my water too, and that dog, hehehe! He or she is cracking me up.

[@AsA-ry3yb]

Hi I recently bought a distiller but seem to have an issue with the acidity in the distilled water as I get reflux seems to happen to alot of people is there any way to reduce the acidity without baking soda thanks

[@edwardsmith5650]

Distilled water is very bad for your health if used over 2 weeks. There are no electrolytes in distilled water or minerals. All minerals are inorganic. they are drawn up into plants, but they are the same as the minerals in spring water. Spring water and well water are best and filtered tap water is good. The little LED tester works in tap water because tap water has minerals and electrolytes that our bodies need to function in an optimum healthy manner. Distilled water is called "dead water" because it has nothing in it that the body needs. Don't hurt yourself with these false claims about the health benefits of distilled water. Test yourself with onions in water of different types. Whole onion set in a glass of all types of water. The ones in tap water and filtered tap water grow well. The distilled water one does not even sprout.

[@hitewakeasllielimsolls8443]

*Ever heard of electrolytes and minerals in food ?* Water isn't the best source of nutrition and you can still drink a glass of this "living" water with all the pathogens in it

[@Anubisrunner08]

haha... why are people so heavily under the perception we need minerals from our water?? people we get all our vital nutrition from food. Stay safe and drink clean, peace.

[@jimmyrochette7536]

Anubisrunner08@ The system don't teach good health that why people are alway saying the reverse of what we teach them.The medical system =$$$

[@NaciAtYerGrave]

Spoken like a true sheep. How's the floruide?

[@ryankelly1840]

Would it be safe for me distilling in my bedroom? It's not a large room and I spend plenty of time in it - i'm wondering if i would be breathing in all the gunk it's getting rid of?

[@GromegaProductions]

WANING! Please DON'T EVER drink only distilled water! You really need the natrium in mineral water or it could lead to hyponatremia! Please for the love of God, don't ever drink high amounts of distilled water!!

[@NaciAtYerGrave]

That's a lie...please do more research. I been drinking distilled water and I'm healthy as a horse.

[@erickvalle3092]

Drink Kangen water instead. Its alkalizing properties are life changing and you are completely correct. Never drink only distilled water, it has an acidic ph and is bad for your health long-term

[@patriciocasillas1571]

@@NaciAtYerGrave you probably look like one time 😂😂😂😃

[@flosstycoon9375]

The amount of minerals in water is so small that if you were to rely solely on water for them, you would need to drink a bathtub's worth of water each day. Therefore, we must get the vast majority of these minerals from the food we eat. If you feel you are deficient in vitamins or minerals, I would suggest eating more fruit and vegetables. There is nothing wrong with drinking distilled water. Rainwater, if captured in a clean container, free of any runoff or splashes, will test under 50ppm TDS meaning rainwater is essentially distilled water before it hits the ground.

[@kamilmusalat]

Floss Tycoon exactly

[@jessicalowther56]

Another question, how does any spring water have minerals that we need if they're inorganic? Are you saying a small amount is ok? Thanks

[@Snulrich]

1:17 Brain malfunction

[@2233golf2]

Wul ....how wonderful....best comment EVER....You made my day...

[@mayaapatite7059]

That was soo mean

[@melvinjansen2338]

*Spouts scary names found on internet*

[@dempsey0221]

Distilled water in plastic jugs this is how i find them most time in the states vs spring water in glass bottles?

[@JakubKowalski93]

don't drink distilled from plastic jugs. it absorb all the shit from plastic

[@swish1onu]

What you demonstrated there is cross contamination.

[@michaelgarcia4117]

Hey I can’t ship to United stars from Amazon your links. What can I buy here in America top quality distiller?

[@lailahayworth2982]

Distilled water is great for a short detox not for permanent use. If distilled water were meant for human consumption, waters in rivers, streams and wells would all be distilled but they're not. They're full of inrganic minerals which are as crucial to our health as organic minerals, we just don't know it today. 500 years from now we'll look back and laugh at our foolishness. Hugs and love 💘

[@TheArchetypalist]

500 years from now? U seem to have a lot of confidence in mankind lol

[@jimmyrochette7536]

It just because water in is natural cycle happen to pick up mineral it doesn't mean drinking Distilled water is bad if you want to get the mineral that you don't get from pure Distilled water you can use supplement or eat more vegetable. It way better than any other water that come from a tap or plastic bottle.

[@beetlejuice4357]

Haven't you ever heard of evaporation and rain? Your logic makes no sense and I seriously doubt you are an expert on the subject. I have done a lot of research on the subject and yes distilled water is the best water you can drink every day for your whole life. The things you are telling people is false so I hope no one is listening to you.

[@beetlejuice4357]

Laila Hayworth Why don't you go down to the nearest river and start filling gallon jugs full of river water and I will continue to drink my purified distilled water and you get back with me in a couple of years and we will see who is more healthy. Stop trying to fill people's heads with your bs false information just because it sounds good in your stupid, Disney filled, small brain head of yours. Then saying love and hugs at the end after you are trying to spread lies to people who are watching a video that may save their lives or help them and their children from being sick. Go away and drink your natural, nasty river water you small minded woman.

[@beetlejuice4357]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmSwiZhufrJkgcU One of the better videos on KZbin in regards of distilled water for those of you who want truthful, real information about distilled water. Do not listen to this stupid woman and her false information and dumb logic that makes no sense. I take a dump and it is natural. Dogs eat poop. Why don't you eat my poop and wash it down with some river water that has fish eggs and fish poop in it. Lol you don't have to wait 500 years to look back and see how stupid you are. You also probably believe everything NASA tells you and that we landed on the moon and took pictures of the earth that is shaped like a ball speeding through space as fast as a speeding bullet while spinning and rotating around a sun that is also speeding through space. Lmao and us humans evolved from a different species. From monkeys! Lol No there has never been a picture taken of Earth from space. We can't even go up into space because there is a firmament enclosing the motionless flat earth. The Bible clearly says that God created a firmament to separate the waters but even so called Christians don't believe the earth is flat with a firmament. Stars are not sun's. Planets do not look like the made up cgi pictures that NASA gave us for the millions of dollars we paid them. "Planets" are wondering stars. You can even type in stars or planets through a telescope on the KZbin search and it shows what they really look like. The stars are sparkling, transparent lights that actually change color as they sparkle. The planets or wondering stars look amazing also and don't look anything like the solid cgi images that Nasholes try to say they are. NASA has been lieing to us from the beginning and the lies get bigger and bigger. We landed a rover in Mars now?! Lol come on now. Humanity can not be that stupid. Every rocket launching the rocket never goes straight up. It always turns sideways because it it went straight up it would run into the firmament. People are starting to wake up to the fact the earth is really flat and NASA's time is short.

[@sharons2664]

I love distilled water all I can say is when I drank filtered tap water or tap water my throat hurt. Drinking distilled water helps my throat.

[@4DTravelr]

Still going well with distilled?

[@michaeldstern]

Be careful! Distilled water is very acidic

[@bobwreck3775]

Bullshit. A lemon is more acidic as well as apple cider vinegar or beer. Get your face straight

[@michaeldstern]

Bob Wreck that’s a different kind of Acid. Acid base is different. 🙄

[@bobwreck3775]

Its not about PH level of water. Its about clean pure water. Do you eat lemons or use vinegar? How acid are they? Do you run from them like a coward? No! But you'll drink filthy water with poison as long as the PH level is to your liking won't you? never mind about digestive juices being super acid, I won't blow your mind too much right now. Wake up

[@johnmonroney8614]

It's the big secret they dont want you to know. Only fools and schills argue that pure foods and water are harmful. It's not acidic, impossible. Well it's a different type...do explain

[@---mb2xr]

Michael Stern I only drink alkaline water with minerals . Salt and potassium plus calcium is necessary in water.

[@Zeakthecat]

one thing i might do, is have a combo setup, were the steam gets reused from the distiller in a homemade turbine to produce electricity for the home, when you need it. now of course i wouldn't rely on it, but i think its fun to experiment with homemade distillers

[@circle2867]

what do you do when you wash your hands, take a shower, drink from other places? you're still putting that shit into your body even when you try to avoid it.

[@bobwreck3775]

What do you do if you walk past someone smoking and inhale their smoke? Does that mean you now need to become a smoker? No!

[@lpatterson5005]

How long does distilled water last for if doing it from home? Does anybody know how to store it I want to make some in advance and store it? Thank you

[@AlotofStuffChannel]

Hey man, im in Thai and all i can find is Battery distilled water, its the same right? havent drunk it yet, whats your thoughts?

[@izidor888]

Did anyone have their distilled water change colour after some time? My friend kept his distilled water in the fridge in a glass bottle for 2-3 weeks and it became slightly yellow/brown. It has also formed some flakes that were floating in the water and that happens even sooner, like after a few days only. I've been drinking distilled water for over 10 years, had 3 different brands of distillers and never came across this problem, although I always drink it within 3-4 days. Does anyone have an idea what could be the cause, how to avoid/fix it? I would much appreciate any info on this. Thanks!

[@iandeyeperceptions8661]

I have . distilled water running into a sealed glass tank filled with about 300 grams of elite shungite and santevia mineral stones... to add minerals... does any one else do this? My instincts said this was good... but there is so much information that I began to question what I was doing was right or not?... how much do you think that can increase ph levels?

[@JodBronson]

My personal opinion... Don't spend you hard earning money on Minerals + Stones + Etc.... Just Glass Distilled Water and you will be fine. Spend money on your Vegetables + Fruits -Food, etc... That would be a wiser choice and you would get more Natural Minerals that way.

[@replenishrewire4758]

Can anyone tell me if Sea Salt would be classed as an organic or inorganic mineral? Salts such as Celtic sea salt or Himalayan Salt are ok to consume right?

[@4DTravelr]

Inorganic. Organic would be the natural sodium found in fruit or raw meat

[@dr.greggeddins8536]

That dog knows it's in camera ! Keeps going round and round!! Love it !!! We see you pupperdoodleins !!

[@Ston3dNinja13]

What about the PH? Doesn't the process make it acidic? Isn't alkaline water better for the body??

[@Anubisrunner08]

whether you drink something acidic or alkaline doesn't make a difference to your body's Ph level when you are healthy.

[@metalhead6111]

My reverse osmosis filter produces water at around 3ppm. Doe RO water also have a negative charge?

[@1caramarie]

Good experiment but saying that spring water is good is an over statement. First most water sold as spring water is not. Second, it depends how the spring water is collected to determine if it has been contaminated or not. Third, you don't know if the source of the spring water has been contaminated but if things like fracking are happening close enough, it can be contaminated. If you live in a mountainous area, with virgin forests, have a spring about half way down the mountain and there is not a large concentration above you of, say cows, you are probably in luck. That is why many people in Puerto Rico are piping springs and using the water coming down to drink, but not too many people have rain forests. Hint they don't drink from the open water that falls from the spring into the ground and streams. I would be lucky since the water my town uses comes from ancient water that collected underground after the last ice age, and we don't have much happening in the area. A few years back it won a contest that is held to determine the best city water in the US. BUT the idiots in city hall decided it needed chlorine and even worse fluoride and are contaminating the water. Strangely enough, before here I used to live in the ONLY area of the Minneapolis city that was receiving water for one of the few real springs here. (That spring water is being sold but I don't know if it is still any good.) People could not figure out why my water tasted different than the Minneapolis regular water, lets says that they are south of us and use Mississippi river water. I do not touch that water.

[@briang2034]

can someone explain the benifits of using the charcoal filter as the distiller releases the water. is it critical to use one or would it be ok without? Thanks

[@tanyamarie6455]

What about iron or copper. Those are metal we need ? Will that take those out? I'm very interested in this

[@lisahughes5273]

What system are you using to distill your water? I have heard the counter top ones don't really do the job. Thank you

[@emmagreen6087]

I drink distilled water, because I prefer it, but it not good to drink it exclusively. It does strip the body of some nutrients that you need.

[@bobwreck3775]

If it stripped the body of organic cells then the rain water would melt trees since rain is distilled. Do you see the trees and grass melting away from rain?? No but you see roofs melting away right? That's because living things like us and trees have a negative charge like distilled does but inorganic substance like non living elements get grabbed as they have a positive charge. Oposites atract. It is impossible for distilled water to steal living organic minerals or vitamins from your body.

[@brewtality_]

Why am i experiencing pain on my teeth and they seem to get little grey, like it would be leeching minerals? Also if im drinking only distilled water im experiencing heavy dizziness, paleness and other symptoms becouse its draining you out of electrolytes, or is there any other reason why it would be happening?

[@4DTravelr]

Good question. I do not understand this either, as supposedly it only leeches inorganic minerals. What do you drink nowadays?

[@moomak8920]

Can u solar charge distilled water? Or would YOU? Y or y not.

[@JodBronson]

You can :D. I was going to make a 100% Solar Distilled Water System and try it out. It's hard to get GLASS and GLASS TUBES. But I want to make one using Solar Panels and heat it up and then let it cool down and drip.

[@DuffBlufff]

So positivly charged metals should not be in your body? Hemoglobin uses iron(ii) to transport oxygen, nitrogenase needs molybdenum and iron to convert N2 into NH3, aminopeptidases contain zinc same for alcoholdehydrogenases (and at least 1000 more).

[@Abdula786_]

Can you explain why the " experts" advise not to consume distilled water for a long period of time Thanks

[@replenishrewire4758]

I am likely going to move to only drink distilled water but can someone address my concerns about distilled water having a low ph. Is there a problem with drinking such low ph water?

[@bobwreck3775]

No issue with it. In fact your stomach goes far lower than that when it digest. The pure water is what your body desires. The cleansing effect the water has makes you healthy overall and washed out all that old gunk.

[@bebeeisnoheeb]

About distilled water cleaning the body, How do you know this? Where did you find out? Do you know of any studies, observations, or experiments on this?