Distill your water, anons. Filters aren’t enough

if you eat healthy, this is a non issue.
t. distilled water drinker for 5+ years

The vast majority of your sodium (which is your primary source of electrolytes) comes from the food you eat. Average liter of non distilled water (which is the amount you need per day) contains 40mg of sodium. One serving of diced tomatoes is 4 times that amount. Don’t act like distilling your own water to get rid of chlorine, flouride, and other harmful antiseptic salt solutions in your water is going to git did of all my electrolytes.

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Kikes tell you that you need the fluoride
>Started in 1945
>remember 6 gorillion

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It’s not natural minerals like calcium that’s in Public water, it’s antimicrobial shit like flouride and chlorine. I don’t want to drink that shit, it makes me sick.

people have drank rain water for centuries.

When distilled water enters the body, it leaves no residue of any kind. It is free of salts and sodium. It is the most perfect water for the healthy functioning of the kidneys(83% water). It is the perfect liquid for the blood(83% water), the ideal liquid for the efficient functioning of the lungs(86% water), stomach, liver(85% water) and other vital organs. Why? Because it is free of all inorganic minerals. It is so pure that all liquid drug prescriptions are formulated with distilled water.

based fellow distilled water drinkers. having a big swig now. be well anons.

Found a pic of OP

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I recently started distilling my water, but it tastes awful. Is this normal? It just does not taste hydrating at all, and almost unnatural.

>rain water is the same as distilled water

Canadian education everyone

>not owning a well
lmao you city niggers are useless and pathetic

>pickle juice
Nothing gets me back into high gear faster than ice cold pickle juice on a hot ass summer day.
Two waters and a few gulps and repeat as needed throughout my shift.

very normal, op is a retard.

Based

Absolute alpha

Honestly I camp out a few times every summer and all I ever done was try to scoop up clean running water and then boil it for a few minutes then let it cool. I have never gotten sick.

It’s normal. A lot of people report that distilled water tasted bad. Try adding some lemon juice, electrolyte powder, or just sprinkling some salt into it. You can also find concentrated saline solution at many. Hell, saline nasal spray or saline bags will work just fine. But adding additional electrolytes to your water won’t be necessary unless you’re doing lots of exercising and you don’t want to drink Gatorade.

Instead of drinking the hard water of springs or the chlorinated water of the cities, it will be to our advantage to drink distilled water . . . to prevent calcification of the body

reverse osmosis is better. distillation will not remove anything that has a lower vapor point than water, so it will still leave in a lot of junk.

that's because the water is totally dead and alien to what is found in nature. The trace minerals are required in water. Drinking liters of distilled water sucks the minerals out of you.

The evidence that distilled water acts as a solvent within the body, dissolving the inorganic mineral deposits, is very important. A growing body of evidence suggests that distilled water dissolves and removes these disease – causing minerals and flushes out the hundreds of dangerous chemicals that have been taken into the body as well. Distilled water is not only free from pollutants, but it apparently helps remove them as well from the cells of the body, thus purifying the body so that it can function as it should.

The water in county jail is not hydrating all

You will get nightly leg cramps for sure!

reverse osmosis is a pain in the ass, so many filters to change and you end up with water too pure.

Just use a carbon based filter and get a TDS water tester, as long as you are between 0-10 mg/l you are doing it right.

Nope, refer to >> 248372820

If you have any reasonable amount of sodium in your diet, you’ll be fine. Most of your electrolytes comes from your food.

People also died of dysentery, for centuries....stupid leaf

>drinking things for taste instead of health
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false. rain water is distilled water. the water that plants soak up, after going through the roots is distilled. distilled water is natural.

I'll be damned if I stand by while our precious bodily fluids are contaminated by vendors of tainted non-distilled water.

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Imagine shilling against drinking pure H2O. You'd have to be the biggest retard on earth or trying to prevent the truth from being known. You should all be ashamed.

>being this retarded

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>Imagine shilling against drinking pure H2O. You'd have to be the biggest retard on earth or trying to prevent the truth from being known. You should all be ashamed.
This is all that needs to be said. Imagine believing drinking pure fucking water, like the dew that soaks our plants and grass every night/morning, will send you to an early grave. Bloody fucking hell.

minerals are good for you idiot

That's because all the minerals have been removed. Drinking only distilled water depletes your body of necessary minerals unless you manage to get them from other sources like fruit and greens but I'm not sure if it's the same.

I would if I could. They are expensive

It's bad isn't it? It's not just the shilling against pure water either, they are demonizing vital nutrients while promoting anti nutrients as being healthy.

I have the same filter!
and yea, its a pretty clean state. That does look like maybe 2 gallons distilled, max. City tap water isn't very pure, and any house with anything but ultra professional serious business plumbing probably has bad piping somewhere leeching all kinds of shit into the water.
I don't care if everything can't be removed (fluoride, whatever etc), the visible refuse that IS left behind is enough reason to see merit in distilling, at a minimum.

>That's because all the minerals have been removed. Drinking only distilled water depletes your body of necessary minerals unless you manage to get them from other sources like fruit and greens but I'm not sure if it's the same.
The mineral content in even the hardest water is negligible, at best. Whatever minerals/vitamins you need should be easily obtained from the food you eat.

I've drank distilled water for years. Perfectly healthy. I've had such vivid dreams since because of it too. Pineal glad is nice and clean.

>Distill

Just fucking boil it for 5 minutes, this will basically sterilize it.

But don't forget they're stopping gatherings because Iran probably threatened shooters since they're hellbent on stacking bodies.

>Islam is a stupid religion no one wants to watch you fuck a 7 year old after you cut up her clit then cut up the kids dick
>if that's your religion you should expect rocket attacks as a normal part of your life

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But it must be expensive to distill your water? Since you would have to boil it all the time, i think collecting rain water, and filtering it would be easier and also cheaper.

Can I distil tap water through a clear pvc tubing off a pot on the stove into a glass container?

>Just fucking boil it for 5 minutes, this will basically sterilize it.

That only gets rid of pathogens, not chemicals like fluoride

I only drink from the ganges river and have developed an immune system so powerful that my holy radiating glow automatically sanitizes and sterilizes any and all substances and surfaces I get close to. I dont even need to wash my clothes anymore. Enjoy sipping your distilled shit inside your life bubble though lmao

>add a pinch of pink salt to your water
problem solved wow that wasn't difficult

Boiling water concentrates the fluoride and makes it even more harmful...

What like a charcoal filter would?
Could you filter it, then boil it?
I think that would work a lot better than a rigged still that will pop and blow your face off when you don't have medical care because everyone with a cold is jam packed into the ER for no reason.

that would be redundant they both would do the same thing. carbon mainly filters sediment and organic material whereas distillation/RO get rid of all chemicals too including chlorine and fluoride

>It's bad isn't it? It's not just the shilling against pure water either, they are demonizing vital nutrients while promoting anti nutrients as being healthy.
Yeah they went extra hard on pushing this inverted bullshit. When you search shit like; drinking sistilled water safe, drinking distilled water healthy, etc. the entire first page (10 results) all shill the same bullshit. I looked into it a few years ago. Looks like it started with Dr. Joseph Mercola, some md that was hocking his own filter biz on the side, along with some other "medical" bullshit.
aquariusthewaterbearer.com/doctors-and-experts/

The distiller itself is expensive ($200+) but the actual process is automated; literally I just pour water into the steel holding tank, close the lid, and push a button. Takes a few hours, but then I have enough pure drinking water for 3ish days (drinking 1 liter a day).

and RO rig and a solar panel, from experience with uh "horticulture" I do on the side, would be a lot easier, space friendly and safer.

>the garbage that is dissolved In the water, the only way to do that is through distilling it

He doesn't know, lol

I have a well. EVERYONE SHOULD BE DIGGING WELLS NOW. CALL 811 FIRST. Another way around the chemicals is to get a water subscription with Alhambra

You are retarded, please leave.

>1L a day
Not gonna make it

>pure drinking water
Distilled water isn't really drinking water.

What's best distillation unit for 200 bucks, or less.

I only drink energy drinks.

Many places, especially in the suburbs the groundwater is more toxic than anything in the pipes because white people are obsessed with lawn chemicals.
>dry amendments don't contaminate the ground, and are in many cases a lot more effective in my experience

Convince me that I need to do anything about my water. My city does not fluoridate.

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Wow this is the first time in months i saw a post by a leaf that's actually accurate. Well if i pick on you when your wrong i suppose i should Give you a hand when you get it right.
*Applauds leaf for getting it right*
Well now that i called that. I Am on well water so ours is a perfect 7.0 without any hardness.. I do still boil it but there was nothing in it I have done water tests on my water using aquarium supplies.. I also run it through a floss and carbon filter before it goes into the bottles..

this anonSame here, only drink distilled for years, Perfectly fine health. Just don't have a crap diet.

You can do that; a distiller is really just a holding tank, a condenser (your pvc pipe) and a collector. Then problem for you, though, is that pvc will leach into the water that you’re distilling, and since you’ve already brought it up to boiling, the amount of dissolved pvc increases because of the higher temperature. Try buying some chemical glassware (like Pyrex). You can definitely buy glass condenser tubes online.

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A fucking tea kettle and some copper tubing.

Does it take any different than the bottle water

Taste*

>drink distilled water
Yeah, do it faggot

If I was a hippie glassblower I'd start making these and selling them. Looks simple enough

i did this for 2 years and it used to make my hangovers 10 fold. i switched to zerowater and i never even get hangovers now.

I’ve been doing this for years and feel pretty good

Any distillation system is fine, really; it’s all the same process. The difference in pricing is do to how convienient it is to use, how easy it is to clean, and how much it can distill at once. Just make sure the collection container is glass.

Yeah straight distilled tastes weird. You can get remineralization drops online. I finally settled on a big bottle of trace mineral drops. It doesn't even take much, like 1 drop per cup and you're set.