Why 100% Pure Water is Dangerous [Shocking Warning]

When 100% pure distilled water mixes with blood, the results are quite striking due to the effects of osmosis.
Distilled water is 100% pure, created by removing all organic matter and inorganic salts (minerals) through a process of distillation. This process involves boiling the water to create steam, which is then condensed back into liquid form, leaving behind any impurities (distillation: a method of separating mixtures using differences in boiling points).
There are many rumors surrounding distilled water. Some people claim that drinking it can cause diarrhea, while others believe it enhances health due to its purity.
To shed light on these claims, we conducted an experiment with distilled water and blood.
Watch the video to discover more about the fascinating properties of distilled water!

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[ramajyello]

So, what you're saying is, if I don't inject my veins with distilled water I should be fine? Got it!

[TussalDragon]

Forget diarrhea, I was “taught” that drinking it *can kill you*

[Megatron-mj]

"due to its purity and lack of impurities"
Ah, right the poison, the poison for Kusco, the poison chosen specifically to kill Kusco, kuzco's poison.

[simone]

We regularly buy a gallon of distilled water every three months for my mom's oxygen tanks/machine. Otherwise, the minerals found in tap and/or mineral water will corrode and clog the pipe in the humidifying cup.

[jesperweum]

0:42 "beneficial for health due to its purity, and lack of impurtity"... is this ai generated?

[cinnamonshake]

So... no ones gonna talk about that "Aah" he made when pricking his finger? 💀

[toddmacadam]

Two interesting facts about distilled water:

1. It tastes good regardless of temperature. A friend of mine used to buy distilled water and he had a bottle of it in his car. After a game of soccer on a hot day, I was still thirsty, so I drank it. Normally, water that had been sitting in a plastic bottle on a hot day would be gross, but since it was distilled, it was gross.

2. The same friend was advised by a doctor to stop drinking dustilled water. It's not just that normal water provides you with minerals, but distilled water actually removes them from your system. It's not life-threatening or anything, but obviously we want more minerals, not less.

[hiroyui]

As someone who drinks distilled water regularly, I can tell you I'm very much alive and healthy.

[poslednisoud]

I admit I didn't go to medicine but only a school for nurses, but I am fairly certain that any kind of water in your bloodstream is pretty dangerous.

[Crazd]

"You will drink the fluoride and eat the bugs"

[Dhalin]

My vet put my cat on a strict distilled water regimen. He is not permitted to have any kind of water OTHER than Distilled (and they made sure they made themselves clear -- DISTILLED) water. He has been drinking Distilled Water, and only Distilled Water for a year and a half now and he's perfectly fine. Now, granted, he gets nutrients from his dry and wet food (which is also prescription). This is because he had urinary problems, and almost died (the vet said he had less than 24h left to live when I brought him in) due to a urinary blockage which is apparently common in male cats. The distilled water is to reduce the minerals he gets, thus reducing the risk of said minerals accumulating in the incredibly thin urethra male cats have.

[Rob_aka_CancelProof]

3:36 sticking with the fishy theme osmotic pressure is what's responsible for the big differences between keeping freshwater and saltwater fish because the water quality is of the utmost importance to saltwater fish whereas freshwater fish are a little more tolerant of water chemistry changes due to the fact that saltwater fish have to drink the water they live in and freshwater fish do not. The reason for this is due to the fact that the water outside saltwater fish is more saline than the water inside and it causes them to dehydrate making a need to drink water to replace what was lost

[Grarder]

I've primarily drank distilled water for years and I am an overall healthy person. I used to live in a place that had super high mineral content in the water and it caused several of my family members to get kidney stones. I've had some friends tell me some crazy stuff about the affects of drinking distilled water. I've been doing this for 20 years; you'll be fine. Eat a healthy, well balanced diet, have a Gatorade if out in the sun for some extra electrolytes.

[cieloazul]

MY WHOLE family been drinking distilled water for years without issue. We get all the minerals we need from food. And plants that actually contain edible minerals as opposed to those in the soil.

[dire_prism]

Most tap water is much closer to distilled water in osmotic pressure than bodily fluids. It will have the same effect on blood cells, which is why IV is always done with an isotonic saline solution.

[johnbamba]

My grandpa talks about this when he was still alive. He says that distilled water is a dead water. No minerals at all.

He is a very wise man, and a jack of all trades.

[NihilisticRealism]

'doesnt taste great on its own'

my man, distilled water is the cleanest freshest tasting thing on the planet

[Himmelgrau]

Saline is salt water by definition. Your experiment would have been interesting to have tested saline, tap water, and distilled water. The results with tap water would have probably been indistinguishable from those with distilled water.

[chrislewis]

Needed minerals come from your food. Unless you're fasting with nothing but distilled water and not using electrolytes, (or injecting distilled water intravenously) you'll be fine.

[QTL]

I know a person who drinks distilled water for several decades and he is perfectly fine. Indeed he has a channel in germany and is showing healthy exercises for the body.