Just a quick question
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Actually, Reverse Osmosis water is not good for drinking. Water is incredibly good at dissolving minerals. When you drink RO water, which has many of the minerals removed, the water simply makes up for that lack by dissolving the minerals in your body - bones, teeth, etc. Much better to use filtered water which still contains the natural mineral content and therefore is not going to rob them from your system. This is one reason they sometimes have to add minerals back into "purified" bottled water before they sell it.
My personal favorite, however, is six parts of Hendrick's Gin, one part of good Vermouth, shaken not stirred. Got some chillin' in the fridge right now. Now, where were those olives?
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Actually, Reverse Osmosis water is not good for drinking. Water is incredibly good at dissolving minerals. When you drink RO water, which has many of the minerals removed, the water simply makes up for that lack by dissolving the minerals in your body - bones, teeth, etc. Much better to use filtered water which still contains the natural mineral content and therefore is not going to rob them from your system. This is one reason they sometimes have to add minerals back into "purified" bottled water before they sell it.
I live in an oil producing area, and our water is of very poor quality (even after municipal filtration).
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