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Distilled Water

Oct 24
2 min read

Updated: 5 days ago


Water is a great healing modality. Hot and Cold Therapy shows how the temperature of water can help with different conditions in the body. The type of water can affect the body as well.

 

Water that has been steamed and then condensed back to water form is known as distilled water. This process removes everything in the water, leaving it the purest water on earth.

 

This pure water is “hungry” and will pull impurities, toxins, poisons, heavy metals, and inorganic substances from the body and out through the elimination systems.

 

Distilled water also acts as a solvent in the body, dissolving food for better assimilation, inorganic minerals, acid crystals and other waste that accumulates throughout the bone, tissues, and organs. Its like a little scrubber, washing, dissolving mineral deposits, and cleaning out all the systems.

 

Dr. Christopher (and many others) attributed mineral, and toxin build up in the body to many health issues and just by changing drinking water to distilled was able to find healing and relief.

 

Here is just a small list of many conditions that have been helped by drinking distilled water.

  • Joint pain and inflammation, rheumatism, and gout

  • Constipation and digestive issues

  • Liver and urinary tract conditions, including infections and stones

  • Plaque dissolving action can clear the arteries, for good blood flow and heart health

  • Hearing issues

  • Eye conditions such as glaucoma

  • Lung conditions and issues

  • Illness and infection

  • Crippled bones and joints

  • Mind fog and memory loss

  • "Aging” issues

 

How To Use

  • Drink it!

  • Use it in tea pots, diffusers, humidifiers, etc. so there is no hard water build up.

  • Bacteria doesn’t grow in pure water so always use it when making herbal remedies, including glycerine-based tinctures, sprays, and anything calling for water.

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Disclaimer: The Information contained on this website is for educational purposes only and as a guideline for your personal use.  It is not intended to replace the advice of a licensed healthcare professional. Those who follow these suggestions do so at their own risk.

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