hi paula
the chemistry is different. other substances in the apple cider vinegar
and lemon juice are supposed to catalyze an alkaline reaction in the body.
as far as DW -distilled water- it is supposed to become more acid as
it ages. picks up co2 -which is acid- from the air and incorporates it
into the water chemically.
the above are two observations i have read. i am not a chemistry guy.
Nenah,
Couple questions re acidic DW and CS: I often read that apple
cider vinegar and acidic juices such as lemon juice, when ingested,
actually have an alkalinizing effect in the body.........so why
doesn't acidic DW and CS do the same?
TIA,
paula
----- Original Message -----
From: <mailto:ne...@bestweb.net>Nenah Sylver
To: <mailto:bober...@swbell.net>bober...@swbell.net ;
<mailto:silver-list@eskimo.com>silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Wednesday, October 01, 2003 12:42 PM
Subject: Re: CS>Ph of Distilled water?
I am stating my *own* preference to obtain distilled water
in as pure state as possible, due to the numerous serious problems that arise
when people drink acidic water.
I encourage you or anyone else to read the excerpt on water and
minerals from my
Rife Handbook. To learn more about pH and the body,
--
best,
willian
