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"Robert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writed in news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]: > "Joseph Hedberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message > news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >> I've heard a rumor that water that is distilled twice will kill you >> if you ingest it. Is there any truth to this claim? > > I don't get the punch line? > Distillation as it becomes evaporated and then that vapor condenses > back to liquid form upon cooling is a normal natural process. > Conservation of matter as it only changes form based on energy level. > Distillation as a means of separating chemicals based on boiling point > is done all the time. It is a means in purification and pure water is > not toxic. > Anything's toxic in excess! Drink enough of the stuff and it will kill you. Having said that - I've heard this 'urban legend' before (that distilled water is toxic) - so where does it come from? Mike Leicester - UK
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