SN with distilled water

[Samsa]

Ingesting the dosage of S.N. with distilled water rather than normal water just came to my mind. Distilled water doesn't harm the body in small to medium amounts. You can actually make your coffee or tea with it. Since it doesn't contain micro organisms and minerals (hence salts like nitrate!) you would basically limit the ingredients of your solution to H2O and S.N. without any "interfering" ingredients and thereby increase the purity of it. Theoretically this would slightly amplify the effect of this method.

Thoughts?

 

[mimo5555]

The amounts of minerals is minimal. There is more minerals in food and in your body. It won't make a difference.

 

[Notabadguy]

PN says that tap water is fine.

 

[Samsa]

PN says that tap water is fine.

Yes, I know. As I concluded, it might only increase the likeliness of success insignificantly.

 

[autumnal]

Yes, I know. As I concluded, it might only increase the likeliness of success insignificantly.

Only in completely negligible quantities if at all.

I do however like to use distilled water when testing SN with test strips, and this is also recommended in the PPH.

 

[Samsa]

Only in completely negligible quantities if at all.

I do however like to use distilled water when testing SN with test strips, and this is also recommended in the PPH.

Absolutely. That's why I came across the idea of having sort of a 2 in 1 solution: Final test (just to confirm) shortly before actually drinking the adequate dosage of SN using the same distilled water.