I am IN NO WAY advocating for rock sucking. At all. I'm just wondering.
Rock have minerals.
Grug need minerals.
Rock have minerals.
??
Plus I might just be a complete retard but occasionally I'll see a rock and some part of my monkey brain wants me to put it in my mouth. What do you think? Based and rocksuckingpilled or retarded?
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1 year ago2 points(+0/-0/+2Score on mirror)1 child
I don't trust it because it was put together by man.
I've been drinking straight RO water for 11 months with no mineralization.
1 year ago2 points(+0/-0/+2Score on mirror)2 children
You make a valid argument. But do some reasearch into a very good quality mineral filter. Drinking straight ro water is not good. It pulls all the minerals from out of your cells until their is a balance in the fluid in your body. Your cells will go hypotonic
There's scarce instances where I'll come across a smooth, light grey rock and grug brain wants eat. But it's not like I'm having a conundrum every time I walk the creek bed.
Thats not a whole lot. Just by the food you consume would offset the mineral loss. Have you noticed being tired at all since you started drinking ro water?
>It pulls all the minerals from out of your cells until their is a balance in the fluid in your body
You get essentially all your minerals and electrolytes from food, not water. The leeching effect is miniscule and I'm pretty sure you'd only be able to tell a difference in someone already hypocalcemic.
I've been drinking straight RO water for 11 months with no mineralization.
That's what people tell me but I have had no ill effects according to the unicorn of the castle.
There's scarce instances where I'll come across a smooth, light grey rock and grug brain wants eat. But it's not like I'm having a conundrum every time I walk the creek bed.
You get essentially all your minerals and electrolytes from food, not water. The leeching effect is miniscule and I'm pretty sure you'd only be able to tell a difference in someone already hypocalcemic.