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It got stuck :)

Yes ? :).

I had an insight a few days ago, as to why drinking urine might be so healthy.

It's likely a good source of well structured, well mineralized, water.

(Unfortunately, it probably...

I do use transdermal magnesium chloride (an oily feeling liquid that provides the body with magnesium when applied to the skin). Perhaps I should consider adding some of my Himalayan or Redmond salt...

Yeah - you're likely right on that one :).

(I was stretching things a bit, using a simplified definition of "organic" that I recalled from my last Chemistry course, a long long time ago ... in...

The item I add the most of (1 Tbsp per gallon) to my drinking water is the potassium bicarbonate (purchased in bulk from nuts.com.)

The following article, which I have previously referenced seven...

PAul, Why add all those IN-ORGANIC minerals back in... This is EXACTLY what I used to do for 3-4 years... until I came across the Andrew Norton Webber info about INORGANIC minerals VS ORGANIC...

Distillers one weakness is that they do not get out all the more volatile compounds (the stuff such as chlorine that boils off at even lower temperatures than water boils.) Somewhere in your filter...

I'm quite happy with my Megahome unit. I make a few gallons a week for drinking water. I already had a whole house chlorine filter, and an under the sink reverse osmosis (RO) unit, so prior to...

The Megahome counter top distiller uses 580 watts (not kwh.) A 115v unit that used 500 kwh per hour would be sucking 5000 amps ... an order of magnitude larger than most entire homes are capable of...

I'd beg to differ as well. From what little I've learned, both the liver and the kidneys remove toxins.

The two kidneys handle simpler chemistry, such as the balance of important minerals sodium,...