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
know if there is any validity for that or not.

I've heard both sides, that it is needed, and that it
isn't. :) But from what I heard, that was the
reasoning behind it - stripping minerals from your
body.

Cynthia


--- The Lee Family <webelees@...> wrote:

> 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?
> Tonya
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