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Distilled Water Does Leave Your Fountain Clean With No Algae Or Mineral Deposits

Should I use distilled water in my fountain?
Dr Emotoa a visionary researcher from Japan received certification from the Open International University as a Doctor of Alternative Medicine. Subsequently he was introduced to the concept of micro cluster water in the US and Magnetic Resonance Analysis technology. The quest thus began to discover the mystery of water.
He began by studying the crystallization process of water It all started in 1994 when he took samples of water from various sources, froze a few droplets, examined them under a dark field microscope and photographed them. He photographed the crystal formations produced by water as it passes from liquid into freezing state. It is like taking a snapshot of the water at that moment in time. He quickly realized that the crystals that formed from water depended highly on the natural health of the water. In other words, water from natural springs, healing water sources etc, formed beautiful and complex crystalline geometries - like snowflakes. Water that had been distilled, polluted or passed through consumption had lost its inner order. This leads to the realization that natural healthy water carries an 'inner order' defining its nature and properties.

Photo on left is healthy water on right is distilled water

More about distilled water and just maybe you should not use it in your fountain
Distilled water is highly acidic. Distilled water is alleged to be beneficial due to its lack of contaminants. Well, many of the devices that distill water are made of metal and will actually add certain toxic metals like nickel back to the water.
Since distilled water is like a vacuum without any minerals, it will actually leach beneficial minerals from your fountains rocks and minerals to balance it out.
Then there is the physics of the water. Water is structured and when it is distilled the structure becomes profoundly disturbed as pictured above.