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Re: [AL_WAPF] supplementing water

We have had R.O. water for at least 20 years and have never worried about supplementing minerals nor have even heard of that before.  We originally come from Las Vegas and EVERYONE has R.O. water there and *always* has.  I've never heard anyone say anything about supplementing minerals.
 
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Sent: Saturday, June 09, 2007 9:32 PM
Subject: [AL_WAPF] supplementing water

We are installing a reverse osmosis filter in our kitchen (hubby's working on it right now), and someone told me that we'll now need to supplement our water with minerals. This seems a little crazy since we eat wonderfully and take good supplements. Is this really necessary?
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We are installing a reverse osmosis filter in our kitchen (hubby's working on it right now), and someone told me that we'll now need to supplement our water... 		The Lee Family
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2:38 am

We have had R.O. water for at least 20 years and have never worried about supplementing minerals nor have even heard of that before. We originally come from...
Deborah A. Lofink
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I found this web site very interesting. It shows pictures of the differences between "living" water and "dead" water. According to this site you should not...
Mike Folds
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I think the concern I'd heard in the past was that, lacking minerals, the water would bind with minerals in the body and end up chelating them away. I don't ...
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