Creating Fire Water Electrolyte Drink Recipe

Speaker is in a location where he has access to his RV kitchen and is actively preparing and demonstrating the fire water recipe. He has recently received Amazon deliveries of pure magnesium and potassium supplements. He references previous coastal store shopping experiences and ongoing consultation with Claude about gradual dietary transitions.

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January 3, 2025

3:10

Author

rswfire

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PUBLISHED

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TRANSMISSION (CAPTURE)

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[0:00] it's official I'm drinking fire

[0:03] water it's got my electrolytes in it

[0:06] it's got uh Himalayan salt potassium and

[0:10] magnesium and then just some chili

[0:12] powder and that's it it's I can drink

[0:14] this all day this is how I'm going to

[0:17] stop drinking Mountain Dew Claude says I

[0:20] can um drink some pops still kind of

[0:24] gradually move into it but to end up

[0:25] drinking two or three of these bottles a

[0:27] day maybe a little more if I'm very

[0:30] active or to offset the pop is what it

[0:33] said so I can't remember the proportions

[0:36] I'd have to look at my phone while I'm

[0:37] using it to record they can't but I

[0:39] think it was a half a teaspoon of

[0:42] Himalayan

[0:43] salt a/4 teaspoon of the magnesium and

[0:47] a/4 teaspoon of the

[0:51] potassium no no no it was a teaspoon of

[0:54] the pink salt the Himalayan salt a half

[0:56] a teaspoon of the other two magnesium

[0:58] and potassium and a qu teaspoon of chili

[1:01] powder you can put more than that in

[1:03] here I've done that and you know it's

[1:06] got heat to it and I can drink it like

[1:09] I'll drink this whole thing real fast

[1:11] but Cloud's like don't do that you got

[1:13] to like cuz you know my system's not

[1:16] used to getting water

[1:18] so I'm supposed to sip it but whatever

[1:21] I'm going to drink this um but you can

[1:23] also you know use cayenne and paprika

[1:26] and what's the other one you know the

[1:28] standard three chili powders you can put

[1:29] put those in there too I've done that

[1:31] also I've been experimenting with this I

[1:33] just didn't have I didn't make it every

[1:36] day because I didn't have any magnesium

[1:39] because I couldn't find that at a store

[1:40] on the coast and the pottassium I had

[1:43] it's called

[1:44] um what I originally had was something

[1:48] that I found at a coastal store and it's

[1:50] the salt

[1:51] substitute um and it's potassium but

[1:55] it's also got these other things in it

[1:56] that are for anti-caking the salt and

[1:58] stuff like that and I was like I didn't

[2:00] want those extra ingredients in my water

[2:02] I just wanted straight potassium so I

[2:03] got those two bottles from

[2:05] Amazon so I got this

[2:09] magnesium and then

[2:11] this

[2:14] potassium this is what I got at the

[2:16] store it's a small um you know this will

[2:18] probably last a good while though

[2:20] because you really don't need a

[2:22] lot so I love it

[2:26] and even without the chili powder if you

[2:29] just put the salts in there for me

[2:32] that's more drinkable than straight

[2:35] water it truly is so you could try that

[2:38] too but I find putting the chili powder

[2:40] in it gives it a kick that is just

[2:43] absolutely wonderful it's a more complex

[2:46] drink sort of like Pap is so I mean

[2:48] they're not they don't taste the same

[2:50] I'm just saying they're both complex

[2:51] flavors and if you've been drinking that

[2:54] all of your life that's what your body

[2:56] is expecting it's expecting some types

[2:58] of complex hyd ation and this is how I

[3:01] was able to find a solution that will

[3:03] allow me to actually drink the water

[3:05] that my body needs this could help

[3:08] someone else I think that's amazing

Energetic Signature methodical

Field State infrastructure building

Orientation toward somatic autonomy

Summary

rswfire demonstrates his homemade electrolyte drink recipe called 'fire water' designed to replace Mountain Dew consumption. The drink contains Himalayan salt, potassium, magnesium, and chili powder mixed in water. He explains the proportions: one teaspoon Himalayan salt, half teaspoon each of magnesium and potassium, and quarter teaspoon chili powder. He discusses sourcing challenges for pure ingredients, particularly finding magnesium at coastal stores and avoiding anti-caking agents in salt substitutes. rswfire ordered pure magnesium and potassium from Amazon to ensure ingredient quality. He describes the drink as more palatable than plain water and compares its complexity to Pepsi, suggesting it satisfies his body's expectation for complex hydration after a lifetime of soda consumption. Claude advised him to sip the drink gradually rather than consuming it quickly since his system isn't accustomed to water intake.

Signal Analysis

Substrate

This transmission demonstrates the construction of embodied infrastructure through precise material intervention. The field is establishing sustainable somatic protocols that bypass institutional dependency while maintaining system coherence through elemental composition and measured implementation.

Dominant Language

fire water my system's not used to complex hydration what your body is expecting solution that will allow me this could help someone else

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fire water salt earth minerals

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local

Video Quality

1920 × 1080 @ 60fps

Duration

3:10

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4,936 kbps

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