The Skinny on Drinking Water, 6 Options from Best to Worst!

The Skinny on Drinking Water, 6 Options from Best to Worst!

There is a heated debate in the health community about which water is the best to drink. Here’s the answer! I will cover different options from best to worst…

Water: from the BEST to the WORST

Recommended, in order from BEST to “just ok”:

1. Locally Collected Spring Water –  This is the purest and most delicious water. Spring water is “ripe” as far as water goes. It has lost enough heavy minerals to “spring” up to the surface of the earth. This is unlike well water, where the water is pumped up mechanically before it has lost its minerals, resulting in hard water that makes you brittle and can’t get into your cells very well. Spring water comes from deep aquifers underneath the bedrock. These aquifers are pretty much unpolluted. They are ancient lakes underground from before we started polluting the planet. Also, spring water still has its natural hexagonal molecular structure, which is the liquid crystal structure that slips easily into your cells, really hydrating you. Lastly, do You know the idea of eating food from your local environment? Well, if at all possible, “drink local” also! Do your research and make sure your local spring is actually a spring and not an artesian well. Also, make sure it is the source of the spring, and not run-off from the spring, which can be polluted. It’s ok if it’s piped from the source downhill or something to a more accessible spot, such as the local spring in Sedona, AZ. To locate a spring near you, go to this amazing resource: findaspring.com The best way to store your collected water is in a glass container in a cool, dark place. Here is a short video of my friend Daniel, the FindaSpring guy, about spring water. 
2. Filtered Artesian Well Water – Artesian Well Water is drilled deep into the bedrock to extract water from those clean aquifers. It is pretty pure water but is not as “ripe” as spring water. It will be highly mineralized. Find a filter that will remove some minerals without heating or breaking the crystalline structure by pressurized filtering, like reverse osmosis filters, which kill the crystalline structure.
3. Revitalized Home-Distilled Water – The next best option, in my opinion, would be distilled water….let’s say local well water, that you distill at home, then revitalize. You never want to drink distilled water by itself unless you are trying to pull things out of your body. Distilled water is unnatural and is “hungry water” after having all its life and minerals boiled out of it. This does mean it’s pure, but you will still want to bring it “back to life.” You can do this by adding a pinch of sun-dried Celtic sea salt to about a quart to re-mineralize it. We want a small amount of minerals in our water, best is under 50 TDS (total dissolved solids.) You can buy a TDS meter and test your water from any water source if you want. Also, please vortex the water. You can do this by swirling around the water in a whirlpool in your container, crafting a DIY water vortexer (google it), or buying a fancy vortexer. This helps return the water to its hexagonal molecular structure. You can also add crystals of your choosing to impart their crystalline structure to the water. NOTE: Please don’t drink distilled water from plastic bottles at the grocery store. Water is a solvent, especially distilled, “hungry,” water. It will contain lots of chemicals from the plastic.
4. Revitalized Reverse Osmosis Water – Here, you have relatively pure water, but it is coming from who knows where and may contain “memory” of old contaminants. It is also very unorganized like distilled water and will never truly quench your thirst unless you make it more “alive” again. You can revitalize it the same way as in the Revitalized Home-Distilled Water above.

Not Recommended:

1. Home-Filtered Tap Water – Technology is always changing regarding what is the best filter to use. It’s pretty hard to filter out all the crap in tap water. I guess if you had a reverse osmosis filter and did the steps above to revitalize it that would be ok. Some whole-house filters can be nice, especially for showers. But really, just find a spring or an artesian well.
2. Bottled “spring” Water – This will do in a pinch if nothing else is available, but please don’t drink it regularly. For one, it’s not really spring water. Because of a loophole in the law, water companies can call well water “spring water” if it’s taken from a certain distance from a natural spring. So it’s never “ripe.” Plus, water, being a solvent leaches chemicals from plastic, and it’s not water that’s local to you.

And Ladies and Gentlemen, the WORST Water to drink is, you guessed it, TAP WATER!   

Tap water is almost always laden with all of the following: pharmaceuticals, chlorine, and fluoride. You don’t want to be taking someone else’s drugs, and neither does your liver. Chlorine is a toxic chemical. When water is heated that has chlorine in it, it creates inhalent carcinogens. SO GET A SHOWER FILTER RIGHT NOW IF YOU SHOWER/BATHE IN TAP WATER. Flouride calcifies your pineal gland and makes you stupid. It was used in concentration camps to “dumb down” the people. Google it.

I guess if you really want to get sick, you could drink from a river or even worse, a pond or swamp… Ha Ha!

So there you have it. I hope this puts to rest some of the debate. For more in-depth information about Water, check out this podcast by my friend, Daniel Vitalis, rewilding expert and inspiration behind findaspring.com.

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Thanks for reading. To your Blessed Wellness!

Love,

Jaya