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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Asthma / June 2005simple & free treatment
My husband recently got a book on the benefits of water: ("Your body's many cries for water") The recommended dosage is based upon your body weight. Divide your weight by 2 and that's how many ounces a day you should drink. There were studies on how helpful it is for Everything, not just asthma but cancer, arthritis, heart problems, diabetes, you name it. Taking medications would increase the body's need for water to flush out the toxic side affects. The yogies have done this for years. Modern science is finally recognizing just how important this is. Make sure your water is filtered taking out the chlorine and other possible contaminants. Also just a sprinkle of salt added to each glass helps it to work better. Anyone read this? Rae > My husband recently got a book on the benefits of water: ("Your body's > many cries for water") The recommended dosage is based upon your body [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > Rae I've seen plenty of notes, both published in journals and by local physicians that say people today don't drink enough water. Never heard much about the salt, though. Just make sure you don't get into the bottled water craze...in most areas, bottled is less regulated than tap and you don't know what you'll get. As an envrionmental engineer, I'd recommend just running the tap until the water runs cold....generally cheaper and better for you than bottled. Michael Yes, I've heard that about bottled water. We use a filter on our tap water. >> My husband recently got a book on the benefits of water: ("Your body's >> many cries for water") The recommended dosage is based upon your body [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > Michael http://www.snopes.com/toxins/water.htm Pretty much expected. You failed to look into it before you posted. And as expected, you most likely spent a little time to seek out an *opposing* view point. FWIW, I had an MD tell me to drink *at least* 8 glasses a day. Now how does that jive with your opinion? It's not hard to find an opposing view to just about anything. I suspect there are even those who would argue the earth is flat! > http://www.snopes.com/toxins/water.htm > > Pretty much expected. You failed to look into it before you posted. As I expected you started another dead end thread. I'm pretty much agreeing with others to killfile you at this point. We've been through all this before and rejected it. But keep trying. You might actually find something we haven't seen before. 'course no one will be reading by then. Joy > And as expected, you most likely spent a little time to seek out an > *opposing* view point. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > > > Pretty much expected. You failed to look into it before you posted. "Faith is an invisible and invincible magnet, and attracts to itself whatever it fervently desires and calmly and persistently expects." Joy to U Ms Joy. We can agree to disagree. Nothing wrong with that. Rae > As I expected you started another dead end thread. I'm pretty much > agreeing [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] >> > >> > Pretty much expected. You failed to look into it before you posted. > And as expected, you most likely spent a little time to seek out an > *opposing* view point. Snopes is widely recognized for being a fair and well researched point of view. > FWIW, I had an MD tell me to drink *at least* 8 glasses a day. Now > how does that jive with your opinion? http://www.snopes.com/toxins/water.htm Half the malarky out there is put out by MD's. Next time ask him what this is based upon. I'll bet you get a very vague answer. > It's not hard to find an opposing view to just about anything. I > suspect there are even those who would argue the earth is flat! Yeah, but it is pretty easy to find opposing POV's for some things. Often all you have to do is check with websites that debunk Internet rumors and urban legends.  Signature00doc > http://www.snopes.com/toxins/water.htm Sorry Joy - I didn't realize yours was the same link. I assumed it your had to do with toxins/filters. Signature00doc > > http://www.snopes.com/toxins/water.htm > > Sorry Joy - I didn't realize yours was the same link. I assumed it > your had to do with toxins/filters. Doc, No problems from me with you.You know how I hate all this "junk" (put politely), coming up over and over and over again by people who are JUST TOO LAZY to read the archives. Or people who think it is Ok to fail and lurk and learn. I just see it as a total waste of time to rehash the same stuff, particularly in light of the fact that we haven't found the answer for everyone and time could be put to much better use. There is an answer, but it can't be in the past or we wouldn't have already rejected it (that is, supplements et. al.) Rae, I know that I don't view it as a disagreement. I view the problem as someone who has failed to do their homework before joining the discussion. Do you or do you not know how to "google" the newsgroup? Joy I do now. But when you try to go back and back track, it's rather time consuming. Guess I am lazy in that regard. I have to say though, that I am really surprised that anyone would disagree so strongly with our body's need for water and our over consumption of things that are bad for us like soft drinks, coffee, etc. This was quite a surprise. Rae > Do you or do you not know how to "google" the newsgroup? > > Joy Wow, What at leap. I never ever said anything about softdrinks. I am SURPRISED. Joy Oh my goodness. I cannot believe my ears. It's rare to hear a doctor knock another doctor. I have to respect that! Rae > Half the malarky out there is put out by MD's. Next time ask him what this > is based upon. I'll bet you get a very vague answer. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > all you have to do is check with websites that debunk Internet rumors and > urban legends. ... > And as expected, you most likely spent a little time to seek out an > *opposing* view point. Didn't have to spend any time. I have been around and read all the threads in the past dealing with this subject, and rejecting it I might add. Perhaps you would like to read more then the simple web page I sent you? I can produce hours of reading to prove my point. I just didn't think you would read it . Joy Go to info@thesaltpipe.co.uk I had significant improvement in one week,Hope it works for you. peter.d My husband recently got a book on the benefits of water: ("Your body's many cries for water") The recommended dosage is based upon your body weight. Divide your weight by 2 and that's how many ounces a day you should drink. There were studies on how helpful it is for Everything, not just asthma but cancer, arthritis, heart problems, diabetes, you name it. Taking medications would increase the body's need for water to flush out the toxic side affects. The yogies have done this for years. Modern science is finally recognizing just how important this is. Make sure your water is filtered taking out the chlorine and other possible contaminants. Also just a sprinkle of salt added to each glass helps it to work better. Anyone read this? Rae |
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