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[Harpeau]

An interview about the importance of drinking lots of water. I thought that it was very interesting.

http://www.naturalnews.com/Report_water_cure_0.html

[mindmetoo]

Too much water can also kill you. Few people, aside from the elderly, don't get enough water. In fact, most of the water we need we get from food. Unless you're eating kibble, most of your food has a lot of water content.

There's a simple test to determine if you're getting enough water in your diet. If your pee is always a deep yellow, you're not getting enough water. If it's very clear, you're probably drinking more water than your body needs and it's simply excreting the rest.

[seoulteacher]

Harpeau, his hypothesis that water is somewhat of a cure all sounds a bit radical. However, his advice reminds me: there are some simple things I need to do more of to become healthier.

These basic steps - which I long avoided - include:

i) drink 8 or more glasses of water/day (tho` that amt has been questioned);

ii) walk at least 30-40 minutes/day;

iii) get to bed at a regular time every night, and get 7-8 hrs sleep/night; and,

iv) eliminate salt (sodium) and sugar from processed foods that I buy and from my cooking.

I gave up smoking 22 months ago, and also started paying attention to the walking and no-salt aspects. Now on to the others!

NB: All said and done, I am intrigued by his take on water, and certainly will see what else I find on the web to support his claim. I am increasingly of the opinion that we need to keep our diet and lifestyles as simple and natural as possible: becoming a vegan? Walk everywhere? No more pop or juices, with water instead? Quite possibly the way to go...

[some waygug-in]

Well I suppose that would depend upon where you got the water and whether or not the water would be safe to drink.

http://www.hundredyearlie.com/

Randall Fitzgerald talks about all the synthetic chemicals that are contaminating both municipal tap water and many types of bottled water.

You can hear an interview with him on the agent ladybug site.

http://www.hugequestions.com/Ladybug/

Randall Fitzgerald, 3 July 2007

He talks about the effect of toxic chemicals on human health, such as pesticides and industrial chemicals. His web site is www.hundredyearlie.com
mp3 audio: One part


There are many other interesting interviews on that site that may help people understand what's going on in the world today.

[mindmetoo]

[mindmetoo]

[Harpeau]

Again, I would re-iterate that this is a very interesting interview. I myself don't agree with everything that he states, but I believe in freedom of expression. I don't believe in silencing people's opinions. Prove them wrong. I do believe that there are many people that are dehydrated and drinking lots of water can be very helpful to one's health. It's an interesting article.

[mindmetoo]

[Gopher]

I saw something a while back on water's oxygen content having a long-term corrosive effect on our brains or something like that. I think "too much water" is definitely a possibility, too.

Two or three -- maybe, on a heavy day, as many as five -- bottled waters per typical day for me.

[Harpeau]

I have some major differences with Eric Hufschmid. His denying the Holocaust very idiotic.

[Harpeau]

Here is an interesting interview with Randall Fitzgerald. I guess you make a good point about drinking water. How can we filter synthetic chemicals out of our water, I wonder?

Anyway, here's the interview:

http://www.naturalnews.com/019434.html

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[Jandar]

Hyperoxia.

http://ajplung.physiology.org/cgi/pdf_extract/294/1/L15

No mention of water though.

[EzeWong]

I beleive it has to do with the amount AND time of water we drink in correlation to the foods we eat and the activity.

In a mathematical expression it would be something like:

Amount of water we drink = x(food) + y(exercise)

There should not be a standard rule. But I do believe people are dehydrated beyond what they actually believe. I know myself if I don't drink water within a 6 hour period I get zits and my body feels strange. But that's because I'm very aware of my body.

I have yellow and clear urine like most other people but color should be no indicator if I'm getting enough water enough. There are potentially other poisons contained in my urine that aren't visible.

I drink 2-3 liters a day, which I find not enough for me, but then I eat and exercise my balls off.

I think we have to experiment with ourselves and let doctors theorize what they want.

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