Countertop Distiller

DISTILLATION is the MOST FUNDAMENTAL process of water purification. It has provided water for thousands of years throughout the world by the natural cycle of evaporation and condensation.This cycle is known as the hydrological cycle which is nature’s way of purifying our water.The sun turns surface water into vapour, it rises, leaving impurities behind, then it cools in the atmosphere returning to earth in a purified form such as rain..Unfortunately, due to the atmospheric pollution and contaminants, rain water has now become unfit for drinking.
NewLife has recently brought in an improved COUNTERTOP WATER DISTILLER. It is a US Patented product and is produced specially for Newlife International only.

	NewLife Countertop Distiller	% Increase	Major Competitor
Cycle Time	3.8 Liters in 4 Hours	33	3.8 Liters in 6 Hours
Liters Per Day	Up to 24	53	Up to 15
Condeser Surface	3896 sq. cm.	69	2303 sq. cm.
Condenser Coil Weight	482g	70	283g
Boiler Weight	794g	47	539g
Heating Element Weight	482g	42	340g
Distiller Net Weight	3520g	18	2977g
Durability of parts	Longer and stronger		Replacement required quite often
Distiller Temp	37°C (98°F)		42°C (107°F)
Boil Down	60ml		Virtually None Left
Housing & Base	Heavy Gauge Polypropylene (Rust Proof; Dent Proof & Scratch Proof)		Painted Metal (Possible Rust)
Running Light	YES		Some Models
Collector / Storage Bottle	GE Lexan Polycarbonate PC		Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
Airborne Contaminants	Protective Bottle Cover Cap		Some
Certifications	CSA-NRTL (USA & Canada) CE (Euro)		UL (USA) CE (EURO)
Warranty	One Year		One Year
Power Cord	Detachable 3m Grounded		Fixed 1m Two Prong Cord
Gasket	Dual Flange		Single Flange
Baffle	Stainless Steel (Better H2O Purity)		No Baffle

Lately also, there have been some controversial articles disputing the goodness of drinking distilled water. We wish to highlight these myths to you.

Does Distilled Water Leach Minerals from the Human Body!

No, in fact, just the opposite has been found to occur in cellular research studies. It is a mistaken belief that drinking pure distilled water reduces valuable minerals from living human tissues.

Organic Minerals VS. Inorganic Minerals

There are two types of minerals, organic and inorganic. Human physiology has a biological affinity for organic minerals. Most minerals for body functions are absorbed from dietary plant foods. A growing plant converts the inorganic minerals from the soils to a useful organic mineral. When an organic mineral (from a plant food) enters the stomach it attaches itself to a specific protein-molecule (a process called chelation) in order to be absorbed, and then it gains access to the tissue sites where it is needed. Once a plant mineral is absorbed within the body, it is utilized as a coenzyme for composing body fluids, forming blood and bone cells, and the maintaining of healthy nerve transmission. (Balch & Balch 1990)

Without a healthy organic mineral balance inside and outside the cells of muscle, blood, and bone substructures, the body will began to spasm, twitch and cramp, eventually deteriorating to a full “rigor complex”, and/or complete failure. Minerals can be likened to the key to your car: it is a small component, but nevertheless an essential one. And a small amount of inorganic minerals are needed (like sodium), but food is still the best source.

Inorganic Minerals From Tapwater Are “Bad News”.

Tap water presents a variety of inorganic minerals which our body has difficulty absorbing. Their presence is suspect in a wide array of degenerative diseases, such as hardening of the arteries, arthritis, kidney stones, gall stones, glaucoma, cataracts, hearing loss, emphysema, diabetes, and obesity.The minerals available, especially in “hard” tapwater, are poorly absorbed, or rejected by cellular tissue sites, and, if not evacuated, their presence may cause arterial obstruction, and internal damage. (Dennison 1993, Muehling 1994, Banik 1989)

Organic Minerals Are Preferred

It is no wonder that the body prefers the richest source of minerals, from organic foods, instead of the hard-to-absorb minerals in tap water. Even if human tissue suddenly developed the ability to absorb inorganic minerals from tap water, it would take an enormous amount of tapwater to supply the bare minimal mineral quantities for proper life functions. If (for example) the ample inorganic mineral content of the tap water in Reno, Nevada were modified so that it would convert the daily Calcium requirement (RDA) from its inorganic calcium solutes, one would have to drink 7.4 gallons of their tap water.

Distilled Water Actually Enhances Mineral Absorption Rates

Yes, and this is correlated to the ability of hard water to conduct electricity. Distilled water will not conduct electricity (even when 2 parts per million inorganic minerals or less are present). Water with 5 parts inorganic content per million parts water (or more) will conduct electricity, completing a simple circuit and lighting a tester bulb. The higher the inorganic content is in a per million count, the less effectively water transmits organic minerals to tissue sites. Bottled water, tapwater, reverse-osmosis filtered water, and carbon-block filtered water (when tested) will conduct electricity, substantiating that these are not the best carriers for mineral-transport and mineral-absorption (Muehling 1994). Tapwater in the USA has been shown to contain 19 “inorganic metals of concern”(1994 Safe Water Drinking Act), for which maximum contaminant levels have been set. (Tone 1994) Most American tapwater tested falls between the ranges of 350 parts per million to over 1000 parts per million total contaminants. (Colgan 1993)

Repeat The Question Please…

Does drinking distilled water leach minerals from the body ? No, quite the opposite. If inorganic minerals (and other substances like chlorine, heavy metals, bacteria, etc.) are removed from tapwater, by converting it into pure distilled water, the result is improved absorption of all nutrients, including minerals, and improved elimination of wastes at the cellular level.