Is it true that cold water is not good for our health?

How much control can you have over the water in your body so that it contributes to your good health?

• It has been proven beyond any doubt that water has memory. It can sense your feelings and changes its structure accordingly (its composition doesn't change), it has a horrible structure when you are thinking wrong about someone, and acts vice versa for good feelings. Now, our body itself is 70% water , if we control even this amount of water, it would play a significant role in keeping our health in good shape. When u feel agony while drinking water then you see:

• Answer:

  Water does not have memory.  A paper was publiished in Nature, saying so, but when double-blind experiments were tested later they were not able to replicate the results.  Non-blinded experiments often replicated the results, which implies that the expectations of the experimenter has some bearing on the outcome.    For experiments to be scientifically valid, they must be repeatable under different conditions, including conditions where controls are made to avoid the experimenter influencing the outcome.   If this were true, then water would be deadly.  Each molecule of water on the planet has been recycled countless times and has been in contact with billions of toxic molecules.  If, as your question supposes, hostile thoughts can make water dangerous, then drinking would be a dangerous activity.        http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_memory http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/7505286.stm http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Water_memory http://skepticdetective.wordpress.com/tag/water-memory/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masaru_Emoto http://will-flourish.blogspot.com/2008/11/i-believe-many-of-you-have-heard-about.html