What Is Water Extraction And Why Do I Need It

Our bodies are composed of about 60% to 70% water. What happens when we are dehydrated, for example, if we go on a hike without bringing enough water or drink the last drop of our precious supply? We become thirsty! What does this tell us? It means that most bodily functions depend on adequate hydration. The question here is how can you make sure that your body will always be adequately hydrated so that all your cells function properly at optimum levels?

The human body can survive for weeks without food but only an average of 3-7 days without water – no wonder there’s been much research on how to extract more H20 from what we consume. What if you were to learn that your body can use up to 80% of what you eat just to digest it? The majority of this digestion process takes place in the small intestine, which is considered an organ specifically designed for absorption. What happens when the nutrients travel through this narrow tube and go directly into your bloodstream without being absorbed because there’s too much food going at once? What if those unabsorbed food particles move on to your colon (large intestine) where they become a breeding ground for undesirable elements like unwanted bacteria or fungi responsible for aggravating existing health conditions such as Ulcerative Colitis, Crohn’s disease, Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), constipation or diarrhea – even cancer? What cleaning (detoxification) can you do at that point? What solution can you come up with to get rid of all these unabsorbed food particles and their originating bacteria, fungi, viruses, or parasites? What happens if you have already tried traditional methods such as colon cleansing via enemas or laxatives but continue to experience the same symptoms? What is water extraction and why do I need it?

The presence of food particles in your large intestine whose main function is to absorb water from what we eat, can result in a very unpleasant condition called ‘Leaky Gut Syndrome’ which develops into an increased level of toxicity within our body.

How To Avoid Needing A Water Extraction In The First Place

You’re enjoying a night out with your friends. You go to the bathroom, return to your table and find yourself alone. Your friends left without you and they aren’t responding to text messages or phone calls. How do you react, How important is this night for you?

Suppose it’s not just a “regular” night, but your life-long dream of becoming a professional football player depends on landing an agent (and thus a team) in order to make it into the NFL draft next year … How bad does it have to be before you would risk being ejected from the restaurant and possibly detained by security so that you could proceed directly towards ‘home sweet home’ without consequence? How well does the possibility of ending up in a hotel room with your favorite girl (or guy) have to be before you would risk the possibility of getting thrown into jail? How much is at stake for you in that situation? How bad does it have to be before you’d totally abandon all concern for potential consequences and “give up on those fools” anyway, simply because they deceived you? How important is this night for you?

How about if you’re flying back home from Europe where you were attending a conference. You’ve got great prospects lined up in some new business venture that will make or break your career and several people who rely on your success are counting on you … How bad does it have to get before you decide to jump off the plane (with parachute or), in spite of the fact that you won’t even know where you’re going to land, much less what your final destination will be? How much is at stake for you in this situation? How important is it for you to arrive home on time no matter what?

How about if you’re an athlete who can only play professionally if his team makes it into playoffs and a key game was just stolen by some referee who made crucial mistakes throughout the entire affair .

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