Something to consider about water

I got an e-mail earlier from a very well versed individual today and in it he included a link. I started checkin' it out and honestly I'm pretty surprised.

On the site, 'Dr. B' talks about water and how the general populace is severely dehydrated. He also talks about how our bodies tell us they are dehydrated. At first, this might be a little odd, but considering how much of our bodies are made of water, it really isn't that far fetched at all, kinda like obvious in it's simplicity.

I'll take this moment to link to it so you can evaluate this info for your self. www.watercure.com

Anyways, one thing that struck me personally is that I used to have asthma and he suggests that it is a sign of dehydration in the lungs. It kinda hit me then that whenever I was little and would have an asthma attack, the people with 911 always said to breath in steam(hot or cold.. noticed it kinda switches..) until they got there. Like seriously, I've upped my intake of water over the last couple hours and I feel pretty damn good. the thing that gets me, even though it isn't surprising considering the general nature of drug companies, is that people suffer over simply not drinking enough water. It's pretty fucked that when I was like 5 - 9 I can remember waking up gasping for air when someone knowledgeable coulda told me to drink more water. I wouldn't of believed them, but I believe it would've at least helped. Funny thing about it is, when I was like twelve, I was still having some complications but I started drinking water instead of sodas and stuff and that's about when I stopped having problems with asthma. I know it wasn't the pot, that was later down the road, but this also makes me think that while I know pot helps alot of things, maybe some of them were helped because of cottonmouth. Would make sense that pot, which generally makes you more aware of your body, would give you cottonmouth if you were dehydrated.. Even though we need pretty steady water intake so you'd probably get cottonmouth anyways.. Something to consider yo.

 

Heh, as much as I smoke, weed and tobacco, I don't think I have asthma anymore. You're right by the way, with me it definitely wasn't only dehydration because I was a premature birth and had underdeveloped lungs, but dehydration I think helped keep it there since I would like to think my lungs didn't take 12 years to develop, lol.

I agree with ya though, water makes all the difference in how ya feel, most people just don't really put two and two together... and hence my posting to help spread the word. Between water and weed I think I may make it to seventy or eighty. High hopes for a tobacco smoker but with a little salt it might be possible.

Edit - I don't believe it cured 'em all, but I can see it as being a factor and honestly, even when still in the wonder stage of it all I didn't feel inclined to buy his book, I'll just drink some water and see how I feel, why should I look to him to listen to my body anyways?

 

lol & I hope you were joking about the not eating thing. But yeah, it's salt, water and.. something? Kinda funny people make money off the stuff. Don't really have a choice when you're suffocating though.. gotta love drug companies

Ha, you're right about that but yeah, I just posted a link because some of it is viable. Not saying to abandon discearnment 'cause dude has a degree, I mean c'mon, Bush had a degree and look at him.

Also, one particularly viable point he made.. somewhere.. there is a difference between disease and dis-ease. Disease is caused by a virus or bacteria or otherwise an indication of harm done to the body. Dis-ease is the body telling you something or the pre-symptoms if you will. Dehydration can cause alot of things to happen with your body but yeah, a virus is a virus, water will help but not cure.

Edit - Dude said something scoped down on the last thing, part of his sales pitch I'm sure. That was a mixture of 4 parts him and 6 parts prior knowledge.

 

Hell yeah, like I said, I upped my water intake and feel better already. I shoulda clearified originally, I'm not saying to pay the guy who made the site, I'm saying consider the offered information and see if some don't make sense. Or just read my summary.

Summary - Our bodies are mostly water and salt water therefore we need water and salt and dehydration isn't when your mouth is dry for a long time, most people are dehydrated and don't know it.

Fun fact - If you get hungover easily, you're probably dehydrated on regular, it's well known that hangovers are caused by dehydration but if you've ever had a real hangover you know damn well that that is some severe dehydration for one night of drinking.