Is it normal to believe that drinking distilled water cures cancer?
I'm a part time scientist so my understanding of cancer comes from a scientific perspective. Based on what I've read, cancer is caused by faulty DNA transcodage and activated by ion receptors. This is why environmental factors such as smoking or radiation often activates cancer in individuals. This is where distilled water comes in. Distilled water is water without ANY impurities. It's so pure that it doesn't conduct electricity. This scientific property makes it a perfect buffer against free-floating ions, shielding cancer cell's ion receptors and preventing them from activating. I haven't had the resources to conduct clinical trials because I'm only a scientist part time, but I've seen it's effectiveness first hand. Everyday I drink 2 liters of distilled water and I'm in the prime of my life. Cancer has never touched me because of my ion buffer I've built up from drinking distilled water. Can someone confirm my findings?