One dominant source of toxins for persons experiencing neurological challenges is polluted drinking water. One option many people embrace is to filter the water that they drink. This is a marked improvement over drinking unfiltered tap water. But what about distilled water? I this video I offer a comparison of distilled vs filtered water.
My honest confession is that I had never considered distilled water until a few months ago when it was recommended by our naturopath doctor. My initial reaction was to wonder whether bothering to distill water every day was really worth the effort.
What is Distilled Water?
Distilled water involves boiling it into steam, then condensing the steam back to a liquid. This removes toxins, bacteria, chemicals and microbes. It does take 5-6 hours to boil a gallon of water to make distilled water. Is the bother worth it?
As I point out in the video, I am shocked every day at the residue of gunk, sludge and goop that remains in the container after the gallon of water is distilled. Oh my. I have been putting that sludge into my body all this time (which has been a few decades).
Admittedly some of the sludge that remains consists of beneficial substances like minerals. But most of the gunk is toxic. I would prefer to get the minerals my body needs from eating nutritious food rather than drinking water that is laced with toxins.

There are many distilled devices on the market. Here is the one that we have been using.
Robert Rodgers PhD
Founder 2004
Parkinsons Recovery ®
Road to Recovery from Parkinsons Disease




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