Water Therapy

[OrdealByFire]

Has anyone tried it? (http://www.knowledgebase-script.com/demo/article-113.html)

Do you have to drink 1.5 liters every 2 hours after you eat - breakfast, lunch, dinner - totaling 4.5 liters or is it just in the morning? This page doesn't explain.

Apparently this can cure diabetes, high blood pressure, etc.

[Banky71]

Don't drink it all at once because you risk water intoxication – a fatal disease that can happen from drinking too much water. Be careful it coukd be dangerous.

[Baanu_Rass]

You always find the strangest things...

[Mex]

This is kind of funny. Basically water therapy = drink alot of water.

[Wolfbeckett]

I know it's bullcrap after the very first sentence. "Water Therapy has magical effects in curing diseases." No therapy has "magic" effects.

Upon further reading you would have to be foolish to take these claims seriously. Water therapy can cure epilepsy? That's funny, I actually have epilepsy and none of my doctors have ever mentioned this oh-so-simple miracle cure. Drinking lots of water is obviously good for hydration but the idea that it can cure all of the maladies is complete nonsense.

[Mex]

Drinking water is good for overall health.

I need to give that a cool name and sell it as some kind of life changing therapy.

[Boondocker]

Jesus, it says it right at the end of the article:

"Important: Please note there are no scientific evidences of this theory to be true. I am just sharing what was shared with me. I've searched on the web for the Japanese medical society who claimed this water theory to be true but was unable to find any clue. If you have any clue, please post it as the comment."

Inform yourself. (http://www.bazian.com/pdfs/HowToReadANewsStory_vers03_26Nov08.pdf) (Opens a .pdf)

[R33DH4M]

I use the water pipe therapy method, works quite well.