How to drink safely?
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I just read up something about the harmful effects in long term drinking of distilled water. I am wondering what other types of water can one drink instead? What do you call those water that we get from our tap and boiled to boiling point? Is this safe for drinking? My office here has distilled water(those blue drum-like thingy) and filtered water but the latter has a poor filtering system(I can see residues in it) X| . Thus, I am considering bringing in a boiler to the office to boil my own water straight from the tap. Any advice?:cool: Weiye Chen Life is hard, yet we are made of flesh...
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I just read up something about the harmful effects in long term drinking of distilled water. I am wondering what other types of water can one drink instead? What do you call those water that we get from our tap and boiled to boiling point? Is this safe for drinking? My office here has distilled water(those blue drum-like thingy) and filtered water but the latter has a poor filtering system(I can see residues in it) X| . Thus, I am considering bringing in a boiler to the office to boil my own water straight from the tap. Any advice?:cool: Weiye Chen Life is hard, yet we are made of flesh...
are you certain it's not only "purified" ? because drinking distilled water is not good for you because ( I think ) it lacks all the necessary chemical elements that makes up "good" water.
Maximilien Lincourt Your Head A Splode - Strong Bad
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are you certain it's not only "purified" ? because drinking distilled water is not good for you because ( I think ) it lacks all the necessary chemical elements that makes up "good" water.
Maximilien Lincourt Your Head A Splode - Strong Bad
Maximilien wrote: drinking distilled water is not good for you because ( I think ) it lacks all the necessary chemical elements that makes up "good" water. Hydrogen and oxygen? *ducks*
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are you certain it's not only "purified" ? because drinking distilled water is not good for you because ( I think ) it lacks all the necessary chemical elements that makes up "good" water.
Maximilien Lincourt Your Head A Splode - Strong Bad
But it might have nasty germs in it then. Ryan
O fools, awake! The rites you sacred hold Are but a cheat contrived by men of old, Who lusted after wealth and gained their lust And died in baseness—and their law is dust. al-Ma'arri (973-1057)
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are you certain it's not only "purified" ? because drinking distilled water is not good for you because ( I think ) it lacks all the necessary chemical elements that makes up "good" water.
Maximilien Lincourt Your Head A Splode - Strong Bad
Drinking proper distilled water - i.e. the stuff you might top your car battery up with, is bad for you. It has none of the minerals, salts etc that normal water has. When you drink it there is an ion imbalance between the water in your stomach and your body cells and osmodic(spelling) pressure tries to balance this up with the net result that it leaches ions out of your body and cells - bad news over a long time I'm told. Water in those dispenser things shouldn't be distilled just purified - although having seen programs on what people bottle and sell as water I would debate that. Well that's what I have been told.
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If you are gonna drink AND drive Make sure you have a vehicle :cool: _____________________________________ Action without thought is not action Action without emotion is not life
That was a very immature joke. -- An eye for an eye will only make the world blind.
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I just read up something about the harmful effects in long term drinking of distilled water. I am wondering what other types of water can one drink instead? What do you call those water that we get from our tap and boiled to boiling point? Is this safe for drinking? My office here has distilled water(those blue drum-like thingy) and filtered water but the latter has a poor filtering system(I can see residues in it) X| . Thus, I am considering bringing in a boiler to the office to boil my own water straight from the tap. Any advice?:cool: Weiye Chen Life is hard, yet we are made of flesh...
Weiye Chen wrote: I just read up something about the harmful effects in long term drinking of distilled water. I am wondering what other types of water can one drink instead? Nah, there is nothing wrong with it: See this article[^]. And this article[^]. There is other evidence too that there is nothing wrong with it. The genius of the true fool is that he can mess up a foolproof plan.
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Yeah, every hardcore programmer should drink beer while coding right? :-D Weiye Chen Life is hard, yet we are made of flesh...
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That was a very immature joke. -- An eye for an eye will only make the world blind.
Which is why we all laughed. regards, Paul Watson South Africa PMW Photography Dan Bennett wrote: He could have at least included a perforated line for easy detachment - that would be intelligent design
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If you are gonna drink AND drive Make sure you have a vehicle :cool: _____________________________________ Action without thought is not action Action without emotion is not life
and make sure you don't drop the keys. I just hate it when that happens. ;P Chris Meech I am Canadian. [heard in a local bar] Remember that in Texas, Gun Control is hitting what you aim at. [Richard Stringer] Nice sig! [Tim Deveaux on Matt Newman's sig with a quote from me]
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Drinking proper distilled water - i.e. the stuff you might top your car battery up with, is bad for you. It has none of the minerals, salts etc that normal water has. When you drink it there is an ion imbalance between the water in your stomach and your body cells and osmodic(spelling) pressure tries to balance this up with the net result that it leaches ions out of your body and cells - bad news over a long time I'm told. Water in those dispenser things shouldn't be distilled just purified - although having seen programs on what people bottle and sell as water I would debate that. Well that's what I have been told.
This might be true if you are, for example, running a marathon, but if you are drinking pure water along with a normal diet, you won't have any problems. After all, the only way to prevent cell-wall osmosis is to drink exactly the same fluid as is already inside the cells - not very appetising!
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Which is why we all laughed. regards, Paul Watson South Africa PMW Photography Dan Bennett wrote: He could have at least included a perforated line for easy detachment - that would be intelligent design
Paul Watson wrote: Which is why we all laughed. I didn't. And I usually laugh at sick and crass humour. (Heck I've been laughing at Suicide Bomber jokes all week) but there is something very unfunny about jokes about drunk-driving. Michael CP Blog [^] Development Blog [^]
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Maximilien wrote: drinking distilled water is not good for you because ( I think ) it lacks all the necessary chemical elements that makes up "good" water. Hydrogen and oxygen? *ducks*
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I just read up something about the harmful effects in long term drinking of distilled water. I am wondering what other types of water can one drink instead? What do you call those water that we get from our tap and boiled to boiling point? Is this safe for drinking? My office here has distilled water(those blue drum-like thingy) and filtered water but the latter has a poor filtering system(I can see residues in it) X| . Thus, I am considering bringing in a boiler to the office to boil my own water straight from the tap. Any advice?:cool: Weiye Chen Life is hard, yet we are made of flesh...
There is absolutely nothing wrong with drinking pure water. Any claims otherwise are based on bad science, or slanted to make some product look more desirable. Around here it is almost impossible to drink the water, even though by government standards it is considered safe. The mineral content is incredible, and the taste putrid. Most buy bottled water that has been purified by reverse osmosis (which removes the worst offenders, but leaves some mineral content) rather than distilled water because of the taste. The pure stuff has no detectable taste, but it costs more and is certainly not harmful in any way. "...putting all your eggs in one basket along with your bowling ball and gym clothes only gets you scrambled eggs and an extra laundry day... " - Jeffry J. Brickley
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Paul Watson wrote: Which is why we all laughed. I didn't. And I usually laugh at sick and crass humour. (Heck I've been laughing at Suicide Bomber jokes all week) but there is something very unfunny about jokes about drunk-driving. Michael CP Blog [^] Development Blog [^]
Michael P Butler wrote: I've been laughing at Suicide Bomber jokes all week) but there is something very unfunny about jokes about drunk-driving. Yeah, I can see how civilians being blown up is more humorous than driving all swervy-like. Charlie if(!curlies){ return; }
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There is absolutely nothing wrong with drinking pure water. Any claims otherwise are based on bad science, or slanted to make some product look more desirable. Around here it is almost impossible to drink the water, even though by government standards it is considered safe. The mineral content is incredible, and the taste putrid. Most buy bottled water that has been purified by reverse osmosis (which removes the worst offenders, but leaves some mineral content) rather than distilled water because of the taste. The pure stuff has no detectable taste, but it costs more and is certainly not harmful in any way. "...putting all your eggs in one basket along with your bowling ball and gym clothes only gets you scrambled eggs and an extra laundry day... " - Jeffry J. Brickley
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Michael P Butler wrote: I've been laughing at Suicide Bomber jokes all week) but there is something very unfunny about jokes about drunk-driving. Yeah, I can see how civilians being blown up is more humorous than driving all swervy-like. Charlie if(!curlies){ return; }
Charlie Williams wrote: Yeah, I can see how civilians being blown up is more humorous than driving all swervy-like. I suppose it depends on your sense of humour and whether you have suffered personally from either kind of crime. The jokes I've laughed at haven't been about the death but jokes aimed at the bombers. Michael CP Blog [^] Development Blog [^]