Reverse osmosis water - dangerous

[Staples]

9 hours ago, integral said:

I agree you could find uncontaminated mineral drops and that would be great. But most of them are contaminated because there distilled from lakes and rivers. The one you mentioned ConcenTrace is contaminated apparently.

 

So what's the alternative? 

[Something Funny]

11 hours ago, integral said:

his line of thinking is wrong and exactly why I made this post.

The way the body uses water is more sophisticated then that. It's not about your body storing nutrients and so you have enough of it. The water itself has to contain the nutrients preloaded and there's no exceptions. It doesn't simply "drain your body of nutrients" if you drink un-minirelaized RO. It's far worse than that.

I made this post to explain you need thorough re-mineralization or you gonna have symptoms.

Ok, but what are you basing those claims on? "I tried it and felt dryness in my mouth"?
 

[integral]

10 hours ago, Staples said:

So what's the alternative? 

So far i found this, Re-mineralization filter, but i have not tested it yet, it is a higher quality version of the normal remineralization filters people use. The default ones that come with machines isnt that great and can lead to improper remineralization.

So basically a half hearted attempt at reminerazing will also cause issues and if you use drops basically your sometimes getting MORE toxins then before. The arsenic level in some of does mineral drops were 10x tap water!

8 hours ago, Something Funny said:

Ok, but what are you basing those claims on? "I tried it and felt dryness in my mouth"?

Trial and error, self-experimentation and observation is the most important epistemic tool a person has!

Other main tool is scientific research and this is a corrupt for-profit nightmare to navigate.

If you want AI to repeat the stuff i said it will find the scientific research that supports it.

But the scientific community doesn't recommend drinking RO water with out remineralization, so these claims are supported by science.

But my insights that come from years of actual work investigating is more valuable then cultural consensus.

Next tool is mass reports of people who tried it. You can ask AI to give you reports of other people who had issues switching to RO with improper remineralization and what there experiences are.

So truth requires epistemic diversity and strategy.

Most people who only focus on "what the science says" have 0 strategic thinking.

What data says and how to apply that data in practice requires holistic strategy no one appreciates. 

Edited yesterday at 05:52 PM by integral

[Staples]

10 hours ago, integral said:

So far i found this, Re-mineralization filter, but i have not tested it yet, it is a higher quality version of the normal remineralization filters people use. The default ones that come with machines isnt that great and can lead to improper remineralization.

So basically a half hearted attempt at reminerazing will also cause issues and if you use drops basically your sometimes getting MORE toxins then before. The arsenic level in some of does mineral drops were 10x tap water!

Good to know, thanks. I made the mistake of neglecting remineralizing before and it's no fun. Not for long, but enough to notice. Then when I did remineralize it didn't feel quite right either, so I gave up on RO. 

I hope you find something that works for you.