I’ve also heard RO water and distilled are good but I thought they had no nutrients or minerals? Also, please don’t suggest tap water because ours is very polluted and I won’t feel safe even if I use a conditioner.
I love how my brita pitcher filters the chlorine out but wouldnt they filter the good minerals and stuff out of my water too?
with flavor?
carbonation?
high in minerals?
salt in it?
fancy french?
etc.
My friend and I have a little debate going…
The water that we drink currently is very rich in minerals and leaves limescale inside the tea kettle.
He says that drinking the mineral enriched water will leave "Plaque/mineral" deposits on your veins just as in the kettle.
I say it doesnt that your body absorbs them.
Does anyone know the answer or care to comment?
I know alot of corporation use deceptive pratices when they market their bottled water. two prime examples: dasani and aquafina…
Does anyone know any other companies that do this kind of deceptive marketing?
and how does someone tell from reading a water bottle if the water is actually from an aquifer vs. a bottle full of municpal water treated with some minerals?
Minerals present in mineral water?
Minerals present in mineral water?
I just asked but I guess I wanted to hear more:
Anything that has carbonation is acidic and will leach minerals from your teeth?
What about the fact that it is "mineral water"
Does the mineral content change the acidity?
Does it make a difference if the mineral water is naturally carbonated?
Are the minerals and vitamins in Mineral Water Inorganic?
I’ve heard that the minerals are inorganic, and is not suitable for the body. Is this true?
I recently started drinking mineral water because I like the taste, it settles my stomach, and of course it contains beneficial minerals! I’ve been drinking Perrier but I have found that Pellegrino is more beneficial in just about every way - especially with the more basic pH and extra magnesium.
So is there something out there better than Pellegrino, or should I go with that? Preferably something more mainstream that I could find at one of the local markets.
I have been told that drinking Distilled Water is not good for me, long term. I thought Distilled water was PURE H2O.
How can it be bad for me?
Does anyone know the differences between "drinking water" or "distilled" water , or "spring water", and their respective properties? You see them all in stores for sale.
Note, I need scientific answers. For instance, I know the basic differences in each sample I mentioned, for example, drinking water might have minerals added for ‘taste’..
I am curious if a certain "water" is actually better for you than another. To me Distilled Water would be the best choice since it is PURE water?
Anyone have good information on this?
My dad drank a lot of mineral water and then got a kidney stone…are the minerals building up in the kidneys, or is it something else? i thought it was just calcium, but is this also a cause?
You would be surprised, but that is the only thing that works for me to clear up my skin. I have the most amazing skin now! Tap water is different everywhere and it affects your skin, sometimes negatively. I used to break out and get irritated from "hard water" - water with too many minerals in it.
Minerals present in mineral water?
i would like to know if there is any chemical reaction between aluminium can and minerals in mineral water, or is there any other reason behind it.
thanks in advance
