Is Purified Water the Most Healthy Choice?
Journal Title: Science Insights - Year 2022, Vol 40, Issue 6
Abstract
Consistently consuming purified water may be harmful. Drinking filtered water has been shown to provide short-term system cleaning advantages in studies. Mineral deficiencies and acidity in the body develop more quickly in those who drink clean water for an extended period of time. Avoid consuming water that has been purified except under certain circumstances. Longevity is linked to the usage of hard water (high in minerals) on a regular basis. Using filtered water for a long period of time has a greater impact on health.
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Lancer Soow
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