I drank tap water growing up, I didn't like the taste of purified water and all that.

In 2008 I started drinking only bottled water. I bought a distiller, but I don't use it because my intuition warns me about distilled and mineral loss.

Near Winter 09, I found a natural spring of water in the mountains and was trying to drink primarily that. Man that water was great. It was full of CHI. It was the best water I ever drank. Some people in the area said the water was holy even. I had to drive 120 miles to get to the spring, but it was worth it. Unfortunately, the corrupt idiot authorities shut it down "for our own protection". This was the spring: http://www.findaspring.com/bay-tree-spring-idyllwild-ca/


After that, I continued consuming bottled water, with all its estrogenic plastic, until this past February when my body was becoming horrible at balancing minerals/electrolytes. Purified water doesn't absorb well, and in tap there is at least some minerals, so I've been drinking only tap water for now.

I think the best water is from natural springs. You should search your area for one. You can look on that website I linked.

EDIT: By the way, I'd avoid drinking distilled water that is being sold in plastic. Distilled water will leach more plastic than regular water will. All that plastic in everything everywhere is part of the problem with modern illness, in my opinion.

I'd really stay away from distilled water if I were you, it strips your body of minerals. Years ago, it was all I drank, and I believe I developed a mineral deficiency at that time from it.

Definitely stay away from distilled. Most grocery stores or whole foods have a water dispenser that is relatively cheap per gallon, like 50 cents or so. Just be sure to eat foods that have minerals in them because even this water can have minerals stripped out.


The best water by far ive had is Kangen Water . Do a search on it. We have a store here in Tulsa that gives you 30 free days of water. Its pretty amazing. But the machines are pretty expensive.

I drink boiled tap water and sometimes add salt to it. I think distilled water is not good. The special tap water you can get in a supermarket made using the "revers osmosis" techonogy. I heard that it was not good but i never read about this. I used it when I used to live in an area with bad tap water.

I drink RO water and add minerals to it. I was trying to drink 8 glasses a day but now cut down out of fear that is was washing my vitimins & minerals out of my body.

Yes, ever since I got sick I have been avoiding taking tap water (at least at home). I bought water filter that is attached directly to the tap (so i can still drink directly). My doctor warned me of mineral water store in plastic bottle for the xenoestrogen, so I've been trying to avoid that. Not 100% yet, but reducing it slowly. I exchange my plastic bottle with a clay bottle (and fill it water & bring it whenever I can). Trying not to buy mineral waters in bottle & carrying my own bottle. It's less convenenient though (need to wash, and clay bottle is so much heavier, plus it can break, unlike the unbreakable plastic bottle.)

I notice the water filtered is much much better. Lighter, clearer, no smell, faster to boil, and still keep the mineral intacts. (the filtered only filtered out the dangerous substance like chlorine, metals, etc.)

Hope this helps,

ERM

many EU countries don't use already Fluoride in tap water,
but I still drink only spring and distilled water. They add other chemicals like chloride etc.

Basically, there are two types of fluoride: calcium fluoride and sodium fluoride. When taken in excess, both types can be harmful to health.
Sodium fluoride is much more gradual in harming.it is added to many public water supplies. As the water from supplies is already laden with lead, aluminum and cadmium, sodium fluoride combine with other toxic materials and increase their affects.
As per numerous studies and findings it has been proved that fluoride, particularly sodium fluoride, weakens the immune system and can damage the kidneys and liver. They carry aluminum across the blood brain barrier and can be responsible for lower IQ and Alzheimer’s disease.
The bottled water will not be the best solution to opt for because you may not be sure how it is treated and does it really benefit you. The best option is to get the water purifier available in the market as per your needs"