I am so happy for you. Maybe you should think about the Water Fast then. Or to do a Watermelon cleanse. Either way, I am happy as I know this is a good day.

I have heard there is such a thing as drinking TOO MUCH WATER at one time.

Many say a person must increase their daily water consumption SLOWLY, over a long period of time.


I find it difficult to ask this question, here, because of your success...but, if there is a danger, I think you'd like to know about it, too.


So, here's my question...HOW MUCH IS TOO MUCH WATER TO DRINK AT ONE TIME?

Or...HOW MUCH IS TOO MUCH WATER TO DRINK IN ONE DAY?

Or...does it depend on how much water a person USUALLY drinks in one day???


Can anyone tell us?


Sincerely,

Fledgling

Several years ago I ran across the book below and it certainly opened my eyes. I found that I actually like the taste of water. Upping my intake has helped a great deal.


http://www.amazon.com/Your-Bodys-Many-Cries-Water/dp/0962994235



Here is a good website:


http://www.watercure.com/





"You're not sick; you're thirsty. Don't treat thirst with medication."

Dr. F. Batmanghelidj
Our life, our planet. Over 70% of the earth's surface is water. However, most of it—98%--is salt water. Only 2% of the earth's H20 is fresh water that we can drink, and of this, almost all is trapped in frozen glaciers.

You are not just what you eat; you are what you drink.

This is why water is so important to your health.

The Water Cure (TWC) does not sell water or purification systems or any related products. We offer insights and information; both free and in books that give you easy-to-understand scientific explanations on why water is vital to your well-being.

TWC believes promoting "water for health, for healing, for life" is an invaluable public health message. We can all change the way we drink – by drinking pure, natural water that is good for our health, our pocket book, and our environment.

No miracles. Just common sense backed by Dr. F. Batmaghelidj’s years of research and investigation into why water works so well in keeping us healthy and pain free. It can even cure illness in some people who get sick.

Water is the basis of all life and that includes your body. Your muscles that moves you body are 75% water; your blood that transport nutrients is 82% water; your lungs that provide your oxygen are 90% water; your brain that is the control center of your body is 76% water; even your bones are 25% water.

Our health is truly dependent on the quality and quantity of the water we drink.

Dr. B's pioneering work shows that Unintentional Chronic Dehydration (UCD) contributes and even produces pain and many degenerative diseases that can be prevented and treated by increasing water intake on a regular basis.

If you are committed to a healthy lifestyle, make drinking enough natural water a habit in you life. It won't take long for you to feel the benefit.

It is a free investment for your long-term health.

Lots of times when I think I am hungry or tired, if I will drink water, I am no longer hungry and feel revived.

Our bodies HAVE to have water.

Paulette

We lived for a year on land served by sweet well water.

It tasted fine, but my imagination wondered about the old piping into this 1960-70's house.

So, just in case, I would look at any blue sky out the window, or through any clouds, with my hand on the tap, and said the word 'infinity'...in case that helped.

Then we moved to another old house, this time close to the heart of our city.

The tap-water here is foul. In a way, chlorination, etc., is unnecessary because we are no more than 8 feet above the aquafer (ground water), which cleans itself as it flows through a few feet of rock and soil.

Anyway, we are now on city water, and it smells...especially when it rains and city workers 'shock' the water supply with chlorine, or whatever they use.

(The city likes to speak of the ultra violet water purification system they have here, but I don't know which houses it is delivered to...although I can guess.)


We use a Brita filter. And, I let the tap run a bit, in the hope of clearing stagnant water from the old pipes.

Then it dawned on me that there are people in this world who would be eager for this very glass of water I hold in my hand, no matter what is in it.

I decided to be eager for this glass of water, too...and I bless and thank it. I also remember that these molecules of water have been around for millions/billions of years, continually cleansing themselves, and serving every form of life.

The water now tastes fine, as my body adjusts and that's all we have...and I wonder at the gap between 'reality' and the powers of the mind and body.

I have also wondered if the mind can return foods, etc., to their originally intended state.

I bless, thank, and appreciate things, just in case.


Dh, 84, has never been a water-drinker. During his third bout of vertigo, recently, he was helpless to care for himself and had to depend on me. He appreciated the fresh glasses of water I kept within his reach, and sipped them constantly...even in the night.

I also have a knack of preparing small amounts of food with every kind of appeal. He ate it all, and enjoyed it...although he has been a meat-and-potatoes man all of his life.

As he returned to his usual self, an active person, he began to ask for scrambled eggs and crisp bacon for breakfast.

Now, of course, he is active once more, and makes sure he gets mostly the stuff he usually has.

However, since I told him I prefer he never gets vertigo again, thank you very much...and reminded him gently that one can't keep doing the same old, same old, expecting different results...he has become quite proud of his hankering for a salad, sometimes. ...Even if it IS iceburg lettuce, tomatoes, and bottled ranch dressing.

He eats lots of fruit...and likes peanuts by his side, most of the time.

Sigh.


I think I'm going to exercise a little more strategy, for I am a very good nurse. He even remarked that I have a good sense of taste in preparing appealing meals...so he noticed.

Besides, I am a different person, more motivated and energetic, happier, when I am the head cook and bottle-washer.

No vertigo, ever again, may be the 'carrot'.

Meanwhile, we are now looking for a house to rent, on well-water...and heritage land.

:D