You get minerals from foods, so what is removed from water is negligible.

@APBCTechnique

11 ай бұрын

Exactly, and minerals in water are just dirt, and it’s just elemental minerals that don’t absorb well and cause stones. This dr is talking rubbish

@Submersed24

10 ай бұрын

No when you drink water you need salt. If you drink water with no trace minerals you won’t hydrate as effectively and it can actually be bad

@MrKevinwg

10 ай бұрын

@@Submersed24 Cite a source

@sammiemakki9339

9 ай бұрын

@@Submersed24again you can get minerals from food, I use Himalayan salt on my food anyways. You not hydrating as fast might be true but don’t call it bad

@WHACK_space_rock

6 ай бұрын

@@MrKevinwg It's been long known the water needs trace mineral content for proper absorption and use...Copy and paste my first response for source, as YT won't let me directly link...

Nah bro filtering out EE2, Flouride, Lead etc is more important than missing out on some minerals

@DrewTimmermansND

Жыл бұрын

Yea im in agreement there, we just want to encourage people to add minerals back in

@APBCTechnique

11 ай бұрын

@@DrewTimmermansND Get your minerals from food only. minerals in water are just dirt, and it’s just elemental minerals that don’t absorb well and cause stones. Minerals we need must FIRST be absorbed by plants & then animals and then we either eat the plants or animals. We can’t eat dirt to get minerals and the minerals in water are as I said just dirt and inorganic minerals of no real use and damaging. Only minerals worth adding are trace Minerals once a day. Magnesium isn’t in the water but it’s worth taking it as a supplement

@vivianserena6825

10 ай бұрын

Which filter do you recommend

@stoneysscapes7544

5 ай бұрын

​@@vivianserena6825the best recommendation is depending on how many gallons of water and what is the source of your water , also I don't know everything about it though the research is what I'm doing for the Best for my needs ( and my aquariums) but one of the best things to consider is to keep the pre filter in mind and if the crap in your or my water is really bad it pays to replace the pre-filter early so it won't create more costly problem$ which is also the main cause for most of the wasted water that all RO Units are going to make . So a cheap way to avoid wasting water etc. (3 wasted gallons in the process to make 1 gallon of pure RO) BULK REEF SUPPLY is looking good for me , good luck with your choice. Home Depot has a few worth a look 🧊

Just eat Sea Moss with your Osmosis water and maybe a dash of Celtic salt and you’ll be straight.

A combat to this is to use sea moss gel which has a good amount of daily minerals that are needed for the human body or shilajit tar which can be mixed into a glass of water, takes like 3 mins. Both are great but also costly.

If your water has minerals - you are either drinking mineral water from springs or your city did not cleaned your water properly :) The thing that makes water stay in the body is called NaCl - salt. You get salt from almost anything. This is why you don't listen everything you hear on YT.

@swampdonkey1567

Жыл бұрын

Yes but people with scurvy still could be getting some vitamin C its the dosage. Water factually strips minerals primarily salt from the body its a hypotonic solution, even mineral water is hypotonic compared to our body just less hypotonic. Drinking too much is lethal, and has killed many athletes in the past. Cramping is also heavily associated, although that's more minerals potassium. If can say from personally experience you can notice some difference if you workout granted i recognize placebo is thing, and you don't know me so this isn't very much evidence. Still when I drunk some water with out added minerals. I actually started to kind of black out while standing up. Gatorade, powerade, etc. Work very well though. While mineral water delays loosing salt. Those add minerals and the sort. While mineral water isn't important besides taste for most people, when your working out it can be healthy to use it. If your working out for hours in a setting no breaks no food, and drinking a lot of water. ie. Typical sports conditions. Then it can be deadly.

Celtic salt

As a medical professional, take what this doc says with a grain of salt. Many of the minerals you “add back in” to RO water aren’t well absorbed and if you add too much can even cause stones as well. Be very careful with the information you see online. Do your own research before blindly listening to others

@Submersed24

10 ай бұрын

Don’t you need to add minerals back in or it will be poorly absorbed? I thought pure water wasn’t as hydrating

@cgatito3528

8 ай бұрын

I take everything "medical professionals" say with a grain of salt these days - ever since "safe and effective".

@geminisneverlie

6 ай бұрын

Can you be more specific when you say "many of the minerals". I've taken trace minerals, fulvic/humic minerals, and sea moss. I feel great adding them to my distilled water.

@aabd7023

2 ай бұрын

I read somewhere that you’d need to drink an Olympic pool size of water to get a recommended daily value of some minerals typically available in water

Why not just sprinkle sea salt or pink salt on your food? Does it have something to do with hydration? Also, if you eat watermelon, you will get more hydration than water, from what I understand. Pretty much all fruits and veg are hydrating and contain minerals.

If I add a pinch of the salts you listed to my bottle of water will that be enough?

@DrewTimmermansND

17 күн бұрын

It's better than nothing yes!

I like to add salt in my water. Especially when I'm trying to hydrate in the morning. Especially since I fast a lot. Benefits outweigh the cons though.

Rain water, before it touches the Earth is one of the best sources of water around (before pollution). A normal diet has plenty of salts, and unless you run a blood battery that shows a deficiency, salts are unnecessary... In fact, it would be easy to argue that the modern diet has too much salt overall, which leads to hypertension.

You people don’t get it. Nobody is relying on water for their minerals. RO water will increase your need for electrolytes and minerals from other sources. For some it’s not a big deal. For someone like me, who fasts often, it puts me in a deficit and causes a lot of bad symptoms. This video is facts even if it doesn’t apply to you

You can get those minerals from your diet or add them to your clean water, before drinking, but you can't remove the 💩 from the tap water.

reverse osmosis also removes electrolytes and makes the water acidic

@fxzer01

Жыл бұрын

Better than drinking water full of lead and hormones from birth control

@a.draghici8956

6 ай бұрын

6.5ph ro water. Soft drinks are 2.5-3.5ph. Stomach acid is 1.5- 3.5ph. Rain water is 6.5ph and many ppl around the world drink that. Your body can handle it

Reverse osmosis water has some minerals added back in for this reason, my tds still comes up 25 on Reverse Osmosis water.

@RT-qz5ci

Ай бұрын

Only if you use a remineralization filter. Many people don’t use them.

Anyone relying on water for their minerals is in trouble

Himalayan salt is known to contain heavy metals.

Honest question... You mentioned adding specific salts to help with putting minerals back in the water... what if these minerals are in our regular diet?

yo everything has salt no need to add salt to water

@Onlyinbean

8 ай бұрын

Wrong the normal salt people use is unhealthy and lacks minerals. But Celtic sea salt is what you want.

lmao just add some salt

Just add salt

Can you add Bioplasma from Hylands ? That has all 12 cell salts as the add in???? Please let me know at ur earliest convenience thanks

How much Redmond salt would you say is needed in a typical 8oz glass of RO water?

@DrewTimmermansND

Жыл бұрын

Very small pinch

Well I’m not going to drink it, need it to cook and other things but I still wouldn’t drink it, maybe put some sea salt by redmans

My RO has a mineralizer filter fitted in, so my water is clean and mineral added

@DrewTimmermansND

3 ай бұрын

LOVE IT!!

@aabd7023

2 ай бұрын

I don’t think a mineralizer actually works since water passes quickly through it instead of sitting there for hours

Thanks

Water is supposed to be just H2O anything else is called an impurity. Fulfill your mineral requirements from food.

@DrewTimmermansND

Жыл бұрын

So natural flowing streams from thousands of years ago that contain minerals from the earth are impure?

@HassanAli-co2ks

Жыл бұрын

@@DrewTimmermansND scientifically Yes. H2O everywhere is H2O, can't change the chemical composition it will be toxic with just one more atom of Oxygen.

@DrewTimmermansND

Жыл бұрын

ah I see, splitting hairs. Semantically, you're correct.

@APBCTechnique

11 ай бұрын

@@DrewTimmermansNDyou’ve got the wrong thinking about this topic

@APBCTechnique

11 ай бұрын

Your correct and this naturopath is wrong

Buy filtration system with alkanizer

Sorry but this is complete BS. The amount of "minerals" one gets from drinking water is so negligible it isn't even funny. The bulk of your minerals comes from the food you eat. As the others said, salt is the differentiating factor here., and well, the average American gets plenty of that

Sea moss 🎉

Lies upon lies be scared folks water from a RO is pure water no bs like this guy is talking! Silliness

Hey nice marketing but as far as I know most RO plants add the necessary minerals and chemicals back in because otherwise it’s not possible to transport it to homes.

@DrewTimmermansND

Жыл бұрын

What RO plants are you referring to? Most people don't purchase RO water from a plant, they install filters in the home. And even if some of those filters add a bit back in, it's often never enough

@J_H72

Жыл бұрын

​@@DrewTimmermansND isn't it true that most people are deficient in one or more minerals? regardless of the type of water they use?

@DrewTimmermansND

Жыл бұрын

Yep sure is

@crcka571

Жыл бұрын

@@DrewTimmermansND I see, I didn't know that. I'll start eating rocks then thank you!

@J_H72

Жыл бұрын

@@crcka571 Just make sure you eat the right amount of the right rocks, in the right proportion, at the right time, specifically formulated for you!! 😆 😂

Is a reverse osmosis also safe for baby’s? And don’t we get enough salt and minerals in our body through food?

Jew

@DrewTimmermansND

3 күн бұрын

yikes. who hurt you?

Can you add Bioplasma from Hylands ? That has all 12 cell salts as the add in???? Please let me know at ur earliest convenience thanks

@robbyv.526

5 ай бұрын

I believe cell salt are a big deal. Gonna look at the product you mentioned