Reverse Osmosis water: Is It Healthy?
Are You Losing Minerals During a Cleanse?

Whether it's reverse osmosis water or you're drinking distilled water you'll find all the dissolved solids have been removed. So you are left with really pure water.

If purity were the only important consideration, you would have the best water on the planet with either of these.

But it's not.

In the article on drinking distilled water you can read about the stability index and how both these purifiers remove minerals from your body.

For this reason, reverse osmosis water is not recommended for long-term use.

You want the healthiest water to support you in your colon cleanse and all your efforts to defeat the health issues you are dealing with.

You wan truly healthy water for drinking, bathing, cooking and internal cleansing.

Better yet, drink water that will add antioxidants and minerals to your body instead.

In my search for water that supported the healthy body I was building, I discovered that...

Don't drink water that will deplete you of life-giving minerals.

I would urge you especially to drink lots of great water while you are doing a colon cleanse.

There are inexpensive options that can give you great water at home.

Here is one:

You also want to know - how much do you need to drink and how often? Learn the answers in dehydration.

And the benefits of drinking water.

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