Was watching a video on my new distiller today. Guy quoted Nikola Tesla about water. I found the full context:

For every person who perishes from the effects of a stimulant, at least a thousand die from the consequences of drinking impure water. This precious fluid, which daily infuses new life into us, is likewise the chief vehicle through which disease and death enter our bodies. The germs of destruction it conveys are enemies all the more terrible as they perform their fatal work unperceived. They seal our doom while we live and enjoy. The majority of people are so ignorant or careless in drinking water, and the consequences of this are so disastrous, that a philanthropist can scarcely use his efforts better than by endeavoring to enlighten those who are thus injuring themselves. By systematic purification and sterilization of the drinking-water the human mass would be very considerably increased. It should be made a rigid rule — which might be enforced by law — to boil or to sterilize otherwise the drinking-water in every household and public place. The mere filtering does not afford sufficient security against infection. All ice for internal uses should be artificially prepared from water thoroughly sterilized. The importance of eliminating germs of disease from the city water is generally recognized, but little is being done to improve the existing conditions, as no satisfactory method of sterilizing great quantities of water has yet been brought forward.

It may have been the time period in which he said this, where drinking water wasn't as sterile today, but, I do not trust that the govt made sure our water was more sterile. In fact, they added fluoride, because, of course, they care so much about our health of our teeth. Does anyone really believe that anymore? The whole corrupt system is about keeping us in a perpetual state of disease where they provide the "cure" via endless Rx drugs and expensive medical procedures.

One thing the youtube guy said was Hitler put fluoride in the water for the Jews in the concentration camps so that it would make them docile. I'm not sure if that is accurate, I haven't done enough thorough research on that.

Was watching a video on my new distiller today. Guy quoted Nikola Tesla about water. I found the full context:

For every person who perishes from the effects of a stimulant, at least a thousand die from the consequences of drinking impure water. This precious fluid, which daily infuses new life into us, is likewise the chief vehicle through which disease and death enter our bodies. The germs of destruction it conveys are enemies all the more terrible as they perform their fatal work unperceived. They seal our doom while we live and enjoy. The majority of people are so ignorant or careless in drinking water, and the consequences of this are so disastrous, that a philanthropist can scarcely use his efforts better than by endeavoring to enlighten those who are thus injuring themselves. By systematic purification and sterilization of the drinking-water the human mass would be very considerably increased. It should be made a rigid rule — which might be enforced by law — to boil or to sterilize otherwise the drinking-water in every household and public place. The mere filtering does not afford sufficient security against infection. All ice for internal uses should be artificially prepared from water thoroughly sterilized. The importance of eliminating germs of disease from the city water is generally recognized, but little is being done to improve the existing conditions, as no satisfactory method of sterilizing great quantities of water has yet been brought forward.

It may have been the time period in which he said this, where drinking water wasn't as sterile today, but, I do not trust that the govt made sure our water was more sterile. In fact, they added fluoride.

One thing the youtube guy said was Hitler put fluoride in the water for the Jews in the concentration camps so that it would make them docile. I'm not sure if that is accurate, I haven't done enough thorough research on that.