I think you are all wrong.  Bobby the Green, the famous viking, invented water in 1403 when his still blew up and his ale evaporated, recollected on the straw of his thatched hut and inadvertantly dripped into his ale cup.  He drank it and said, Aye! THAT’s WATER!!  (Then he promptly spit it out and went pillaging for ale….)

Seriously thought. I believe that anyone who wants to try out the ‘tests’ for perfect water, should do a double blind study.  It goes like this.  Prepare two (or more) glasses of water.  Get two (or More) volunteers.  in the glasses, put both ‘perfect water’ and any other bottled water.  Have the person(s) try the tests with perfect water first, then the other water. or vice versa.  Then have them try the other water. 

I believe that you will find that ANY water tested in this way will seem like perfect empowered water!  (That’s because the flex tests and twist tests are bar tricks.  Kinda like someone ‘spotting you’ at weight lifting putting negligible pressure against the bar, you think it will work and it does!)

So BE CAREFUL!!! You already drink Perfect Water!!  Don’t pay through the nose for a trick!

(...sits back and rests from his long indoctrination sojourn…)

Accipiter - 27 March 2008 05:38 PM

Jim65 - 27 March 2008 05:29 PM

Hope you realize that tap water is usually better than bottled water. This is because the purification process often removes metals and other salts that your body needs replenished.
What is often considered the best water in the U.S. is natural spring water in Hot Springs, Arkansas.
It is chilled to a nice 140 degrees f. so people can bottle it and take it home for free

Ah, but you’re overlooking the fact that this bottled water is pure, filtered water.  Nothing but water, with all the extra stuff removed.  Free from any additives, so that you just get nothing but that smooth watery taste and the effect of pure water.

Oh, yes, and it’s also water enhanced with all sorts of extra additives, so as to keep it from having nothing but the effect of pure water.

It’s both at the same time, according to them.  See, it’s magic water.  Yup.

Don’t forget the pinch of sodium (SALT), Accipiter!  That way the water stays Ionized.  (...But if it has salt and minerals…...how…is…it….pure?)

Pure water is nasty.

All right.  We’ve addressed YesImAnIBO’s questions sufficiently, I think.  And we’ve already had (and closed) a thread discussing the advertised properties of Perfect Water.  Let’s leave this thread alone now to discussions from people who have already tried the water and what results they got from it.  Once someone tries it and posts about it questions can be asked of that person about their experience.

Until then I think we can let this thread sit quietly and disappear down the forum, deperately waiting for someone to come share an actual drinking experience with us.  Thank you for your cooperation.

I read a post a while back by Dave Prime with some concerns about a relative getting into a multi level using perfect empowered drinking water.  I am not here to endorse or put down multi levels, I have no concern with it.  I do want to say that a friend did the water test on me and it worked much to my amazement.  All the tests are true as can be.  After a little research I found that this product originally wasn’t part of a multi level at all.  It was made for grocery stores and eventually a multi level paid them to make it an exclusive.

Various tests have been done to shoot the concept of auto suggestion in the foot too by giving people fake water and them having no results until having a swig of the real thing.

Trust me when I say that I am not here to sell it to you, not recruiting anyone, I don’t have a downline that i want you in….

I am speaking purely for the water.  It works.

Water works for me too, it has kept me alive thus far.

Merged DustBusters post/thread into the appropriate thread already made for this discussion.

I thought perfect water was the stuff that had been treated with malted hops and barley and yeast and that…

outeast - 10 April 2008 04:55 AM

I thought perfect water was the stuff that had been treated with malted hops and barley and yeast and that…

The phrase you are looking for is ‘Herb-infused’

Robin Bobcat - 10 April 2008 06:25 AM

The phrase you are looking for is ‘Herb-infused’

Nyuk, nyuk!