Agreed, this guy clearly needs to do a deeper dive on what exactly is being taken out of your water with a refiner system. Just the chlorine content alone should be enough to scare people. I can tell you that after learning the process that is used by cities to treat our water, I’ll never use straight tap water for anything other than washing my car maybe!
He’s not talking about that, idk why you guys are thinking this. When you have RO water it’s less than 10ppm almost pure hydrogen/oxygen like distilled water. Trace minerals and electrolytes are gone. You need to add them back…. Of course the whole point or filtering and RO is to remove bad stuff.Duuuhhhh and of course it will be smoother than bad quality water bc it’s pure but if you add electrolytes like he said it will be smoother.
ITS NOT JUST ELECTROLYTES THAT ARE BEING FILTERED OUT ITS LEAD, FISSION PRODUCTS AND UNSAFE LEVELS OF CHLORINE BEING PUMPED INTO YOUR DRINKING WATER. @@stringbender3
He didn’t even acknowledge that reverse osmosis removes poisonous fluoride from the water. That’s why I’m searching it on TH-cam. I wouldn’t trust this guy for Huberdude for advice.
@@WinWin-oo4ukProduction: Fluoride is used in the production of uranium, plastics, ceramics, pesticides, and pharmaceuticals. It's also used in the production of steel and aluminum, glass and enamel, and as an insecticide and preservative. Other uses: Fluoride is used in refrigeration and aerosol propellant applications.
@@anorsegoddess9797 I think this comment is referring to Fluoride Ion, not Sodium Fluoride, two *very*, *very* different things. Please check your periodic table of elements. It’s Fluoride Ion that you want.
I just want to clarify that if you buy a RO machine like the Osmio Zero, they come or should come with a mineral cartridge after it goes through the filtering proccess replacing all the minerals lost from the tap water, tastes amazing, should be replaced every 6 months. One of the strange things that used to happen to me when drinking tap water besides feeling like crap, was my lips were always dry and cracking even when hydrated, now since using the Osmio Zero for a year and a half my lips have never felt and looked better, never cracked since using it.
Just add a mineral stick to the final stage of filtration. You can add all of the good minerals back and improve the taste. No PFOAS, no heavy metals, no plastics all of which are objectively bad for you
Where are good quality minerals/electrolytes to add back to water? I just switched to heavily filtered RO water and I need to remineralize it I’ve gotten a headache already from it
I can’t find any good wholesale or bulk good quality elecrolytes and trace minerals there’s nothing but bs or overly expensive shit everywhere. If you could share some good brands it would be appreciated.
I started using reverse osmosis water. I remember 3 years ago I bought 1 gallon waters in truckstop the flavor was terrible, tasted very toxic. I thought I won't survive 2 years drinking this water. After two years I felt more sick. I started using "zero water" filters that contain resin. They are OK, but decided to go reverse osmosis. I'm using it two days already,buying 1 gallon water and processing through reverse osmosis (50clean/50dirty). I noticed my mind became clearer. It's like cloudiness began to disappear. And it's only been two days.So clearly there is something in that water that effects my mind. Getting rid of that toxin helps to clar up brain. I'll continue using.
@silverpro8356 No. Opposite. I felt better. I had voice problems since I was young.Doctors couldn't figure the problem, someone says use vitamins some say it's uncurable. Surprisingly my voice started recovering since I started using reverse osmosis. My bullocks got larger as well in only 3 weeks.
You should do a truly blinded test to see if it’s placebo or not. RO is great for filtration but I’d be curious whether regular water actually makes you sick or it’s psychological.
Reverse osmosis is the process of taking all impurities out of the water. Nothing to do with ph, all tds. I install these every day in residential and commercial applications.
@umbra_1986 most bottled water you get in the stores contain microplastics. They leech into the water during extended storage and fluctuations with temperature. There's no way to know how long that water has been in that bottle or the conditions in which its stored. -To get the best quality water possible we recommend the use of an RO and glass or high quality stainless steel vessesls.
Fluoride is responsible for the calcification. The hardness he is talking about is the one that adds minerals, so basically, he means smooth water has less mineral content while hard water has calcium and magnesium.
I’m always trying to scientifically understand almost anything new to me. Wife and I started looking into RÕ water and finally bought a countertop system. Our tap water in Charlotte sits around 100TDS (the hardness level) And drinking the RO water (5TDS) was noticeably “smoother”. We usually use tap water when swishing while brushing teeth, decided to use the RO water and even THAT felt smooth. Our mouths didn’t have a certain acidic, dry-feeling afterwards.
You can remineraloze it with magnesium and calcium like he said and it will be still smooth if not smoother. Under 10ppm water isn’t good to drink you need trace minerals and electrolytes added back after filtering out all the bullshit
@@garouthetiktokinfluencerhu9731 I get RO water that also goes through 12 filters. From “water hut” in my town. It’s cheaper than bottled water. But RO water is under 10ppm. It will deplete you of electrolytes and minerals. So you gotta add them back. Get the PPM back up. Most ppl seem to be still half confused. Talking about how they think it’s smoother and less acidic and whatnot. No shit. It’s called soft water. And it’s alkaline. At least mine is that get. And they also think it’s “smoother” but like Andrew said, if you have calcium and magnesium electrolytes it will actually taste smoother and better quench your thirst bc that’s what your body needs.
@@garouthetiktokinfluencerhu9731 (Typing this as I’m on the pooper 🚽) We got the “Bluevua RO100ROPOT” Is pretty portable, and does the job reallllll good. Our water is coming out at around 2 TDS now. Which is super low. We bought two giant glass water dispensers (has nozzle) to fill up anything with the fresh osmosis water every day for all of our needs.
There is definitely a difference in taste tap water, Zephyrhills, and reverse osmosis. Tap water is yuk; there is a huge difference in taste..I'm looking into reverse osmosis cuz I'm tired of buying bottles of water and drinking out of plastic.
Other than the fact that if water is placed in a copper pot and you drink out of it every day you will eventually die of copper poisoning… Fun fact to add to that is that you need copper. Just not too much.
Honestly, it dont matter what yo profession is. If u spent enough time on researching a specific topic, u could educate yourself with enough or more information than someone in that specific field of work. Honestly, you dont have trust him. You could do your own research and find out if he is saying the truth or not. When it comes to water or bottles, the research and funding are done in favor of the corporates, so it is tough finding research that hasnt been corrupted. And he hasnt gone out of his profession in this topic he is still talking bout human body. anyone who becomes a neuro sergon still has to go through medical school that every other future doctor go through.
@@sagegod009 Totally agree. However, he and the videos he does are presented as "he's a neuroscientist, so he knows what he's talking about and you should listen"
That's a lie. RO WATER IS SMOOTH. Spring water with high TDS is hard to drink, it's literally heavier. I work for a water plant and I get to taste all forms of water, glass bottle vs plastic vs exopak vs ro, spring, light filtered, forstafiltered, carbon sand filtered, well water etc....the best for me is Italian aquifer water.
There are many studies out there which suggest that hard water has a better effect on heart and metabolic functions thanks to the extra calcium and magnesium. Even the who suggests this....
Fiji is my favorite, sure smooth texture thanks to the silica undergroundaquifer it comes from. I can drink a gallon of it. 2nd favorite is Evian French Alps glacier water
This Chap is a great salesman. He expressed the smoothness of water doesn’t mean anything and left out the most important thing .Filtering the Chemicals out of your water.
Nope, we have very hard water and it does not taste soft at all. It’s full of calcium carbonate you can see it Leaves behind a Chalky residue on glasses. I wonder if it is contributing to calcifications in the body.
I would argue yes it is. I think it is simple to see that if we drink inorganic minerals, our body cannot process them as easily as organic minerals. I would recommend distilled or reverse osmosis as best waters in residential setting
@@posivibe989 For the record all minerals are inorganic, including the electrolytes that our body needs to operate. The notion that our body cannot process them is nonsense, thats what the entire function of our GI tract is for. Take sodium for example which is our most abundant micronutrient consumed, the FDA guidelines recommend 2,300mg of the stuff a day. If anything your body would have a much harder time digesting foods that are processed or high in carbs (Alcohol fitting both those categoreis).
@@chrisyeo6706 respectfully, all minerals being inorganic is halfway true. Plants convert the inorganic minerals into organic so our bodies can assimilate them better. I didn’t say they can’t be, but an overload of too many inorganic minerals causes mineral deposits to sit in our bodies and affect absorption. While the majority of sodium in our blood is inorganic, the electrolytes are primarily organic and work in combination. That is why I think the evidence points to drinking RO and distilled water is best and mineral absorption is truly at its best from plants. “NO INFORMATION THAT SUCH (LOW TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS) WATER WOULD HAVE ANY ADVERSE EFFECT ON MINERAL BALANCE.” - Dr. Galal-Gorchev, World Health Organization, from “CONSUMPTION OF LOW TDS WATER” by THE WATER QUALITY ASSOCIATION
Honestly I can definitely tell the difference between filtered water and tapwater I can taste the difference I have a reverse osmosis machine as well as a zero water filter. I definitely taste the difference in the water and it does taste smoother crisp cleaner. I’ve also done a water taste test and I can tell which is which.
This man is simply incorrect… As a expert in the matter elevated levels of magnesium and calcium is bad on your hair and skin… You certainly feel it and your darn cats won’t even drink it. It’s really not wise to speak on matters of such importance when you have 0 clinical experience… Like saying gas ⛽️ is really good on the skin…
@@turkicsayajin2274 No I don’t put minerals back in the water. I give them limited ingredients. They eat applaws cat wet food and the food is human quality. Only 3 ingredients example they have a chicken pumpkin flavor. It’s cut up pieces of chicken not mushy stuff, chicken broth & pumpkin. I give them the brand instinct with raw chicken bites on it. Since that brand has limited ingredients. To clarify I don’t put the raw chicken it comes like that from this brand. I hope they’re getting plenty of minerals between the chicken broth and raw chicken. I do give them treats that have a lot of healthy vitamins and minerals. The treats also our limited ingredients and do not have any artificial ingredients for dyes. As several cat products do have food dye in them.
This clip seems to go over most these ppls heads. No where does he talk about fluoride or anything bad in water. He’s talking about RO water that’s less than 10ppm and then regular water that’s usually a round 100-300ppm. Drinking much water under 10ppm water isn’t a good idea. We need a whole lot more than pure hydrogen/oxygen and if you drink a lot your depleting yourself of minerals and nutrition. The RO/filtered water will be smoother than tap or shitty bottled water bc it’s clean but you want to add trace minerals and electrolytes back. Like he said calcium and magnesium will make it actually taste smoother bc that’s what we need. PPL are thinking water with no minerals or electrolytes are giving them a boost bc it taste better is what he said. You guys don’t want to learn so you just leave a snarky comment and carry on.
Yeah literally not true maybe the studies or whatever are correct but I can definitely tell the difference in taste between filtered and unfiltered tap water. Peak “Some guy said it on the internet so it must be true”
Just because you think your smart about everything in life doesn’t mean you are. Fluoride and chlorine both effect the thyroid not to mention or ask have you ever tasted the water in LA?! Get you facts straight.
@@erenjeager5290 That’s just filtered water removed all the bad stuff which leaves it at under 10ppm which isn’t enough you need electrolytes and trace minerals. They are cheap you can buy in concentrate. Calcium doesn’t dissolve so that one I take as suppliment bc it just sits at the bottom of the water. You can get all your calcium simply from egg shells. Free calcium suppliment.
I'm sure heavy metals, fluoride, and a plethora of other chemicals in our water isnt very healthy...i dunno, you don't really need research to figure that one out....???
I haven’t need anti acids not once since I started it. I had a hole in my stomach and surgery twice. That healed in less than a month. I was on prescription level anti acids the last 25 years of my life and no longer. My knees stopped popping, headaches gone. I don’t need to think twice about alkaline water. Our ancestors had much cleaner sources of water without flouride. People and doctors believe that what comes out our tap is natural. That shit is as far away from nature as you can get. Sorry Doc I know from personal experience your just wrong this one time, hopefully your not a narcissist and you can deal with that.
RO water is acidic. You're not drinking alkaline water if you're using an RO system unless you are adding calcium carbonate and magnesium back into it after filtering.
Fluoride, (xeno-)estrogens, pesticides and heavy metals sure give a nice flavor to the water bro!
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i knew this guy was a shill who couldn't be trusted
These scientists eventually only rely on reading studies instead of using their own brain
Depends where you live
Its not calcium and magnesium we are filtering its lead and other compounds just request your local water quality report.
Agreed, this guy clearly needs to do a deeper dive on what exactly is being taken out of your water with a refiner system. Just the chlorine content alone should be enough to scare people. I can tell you that after learning the process that is used by cities to treat our water, I’ll never use straight tap water for anything other than washing my car maybe!
@mattgreene8188 can you please expand on that?
He’s not talking about that, idk why you guys are thinking this. When you have RO water it’s less than 10ppm almost pure hydrogen/oxygen like distilled water. Trace minerals and electrolytes are gone. You need to add them back…. Of course the whole point or filtering and RO is to remove bad stuff.Duuuhhhh and of course it will be smoother than bad quality water bc it’s pure but if you add electrolytes like he said it will be smoother.
ITS NOT JUST ELECTROLYTES THAT ARE BEING FILTERED OUT ITS LEAD, FISSION PRODUCTS AND UNSAFE LEVELS OF CHLORINE BEING PUMPED INTO YOUR DRINKING WATER. @@stringbender3
@@stringbender3if u eat a balanced diet you don’t need to get those minerals from water
Love how the title has RO in it and not a single thing about it in his video
He says it in the first 10 seconds…
What in the ignorance
Enlighten yourself on fluoride
He didn’t even acknowledge that reverse osmosis removes poisonous fluoride from the water. That’s why I’m searching it on TH-cam. I wouldn’t trust this guy for Huberdude for advice.
Its compliance
@@WinWin-oo4ukProduction: Fluoride is used in the production of uranium, plastics, ceramics, pesticides, and pharmaceuticals. It's also used in the production of steel and aluminum, glass and enamel, and as an insecticide and preservative.
Other uses: Fluoride is used in refrigeration and aerosol propellant applications.
@@anorsegoddess9797
I think this comment is referring to Fluoride Ion, not Sodium Fluoride, two *very*, *very* different things. Please check your periodic table of elements. It’s Fluoride Ion that you want.
R O water is 50x better than anything
I just want to clarify that if you buy a RO machine like the Osmio Zero, they come or should come with a mineral cartridge after it goes through the filtering proccess replacing all the minerals lost from the tap water, tastes amazing, should be replaced every 6 months. One of the strange things that used to happen to me when drinking tap water besides feeling like crap, was my lips were always dry and cracking even when hydrated, now since using the Osmio Zero for a year and a half my lips have never felt and looked better, never cracked since using it.
I was told that if you have city water it’s 6 months and if you have natural well water it’s 1yr or 14 months
kept seeing 'purified by reverse osmosis' on the water bottles i drink from, so this explained it quite a lot
Well it’s in a plastic bottle so it doesn’t even matter 😂
Just add a mineral stick to the final stage of filtration. You can add all of the good minerals back and improve the taste. No PFOAS, no heavy metals, no plastics all of which are objectively bad for you
Where are good quality minerals/electrolytes to add back to water? I just switched to heavily filtered RO water and I need to remineralize it I’ve gotten a headache already from it
I can’t find any good wholesale or bulk good quality elecrolytes and trace minerals there’s nothing but bs or overly expensive shit everywhere. If you could share some good brands it would be appreciated.
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@@stringbender3hi, did you find what you were asking for ?
@@turkicsayajin2274 yea I just went for “Aussie trace” trace trace minerals/electrolytes from Amazon, it works.
I started using reverse osmosis water. I remember 3 years ago I bought 1 gallon waters in truckstop the flavor was terrible, tasted very toxic. I thought I won't survive 2 years drinking this water. After two years I felt more sick. I started using "zero water" filters that contain resin. They are OK, but decided to go reverse osmosis. I'm using it two days already,buying 1 gallon water and processing through reverse osmosis (50clean/50dirty). I noticed my mind became clearer. It's like cloudiness began to disappear. And it's only been two days.So clearly there is something in that water that effects my mind. Getting rid of that toxin helps to clar up brain. I'll continue using.
Wait your saying you felt worse on reverse osmosis ?
@silverpro8356 No. Opposite. I felt better. I had voice problems since I was young.Doctors couldn't figure the problem, someone says use vitamins some say it's uncurable. Surprisingly my voice started recovering since I started using reverse osmosis. My bullocks got larger as well in only 3 weeks.
@@vahagnmelikyan2906 Thats awesome man was thinking of using it for my stomach as i have issues there and heard it can help.
@@vahagnmelikyan2906whats a bullocks
You should do a truly blinded test to see if it’s placebo or not. RO is great for filtration but I’d be curious whether regular water actually makes you sick or it’s psychological.
This guy is trippin 😂😂😂
Reverse osmosis is the process of taking all impurities out of the water. Nothing to do with ph, all tds. I install these every day in residential and commercial applications.
Impurities like microplastics? Can you use bottle water? Or it will be a wasted to used bottle water and not tap water?
@umbra_1986 most bottled water you get in the stores contain microplastics. They leech into the water during extended storage and fluctuations with temperature. There's no way to know how long that water has been in that bottle or the conditions in which its stored.
-To get the best quality water possible we recommend the use of an RO and glass or high quality stainless steel vessesls.
@umbra_1986 many bottled water companies use city tap water bottled up. Stay away from nestle, and store brand water bottles.
Hubermam likes his pineal gland calcified I guess 😅
Fluoride is responsible for the calcification. The hardness he is talking about is the one that adds minerals, so basically, he means smooth water has less mineral content while hard water has calcium and magnesium.
I’m always trying to scientifically understand almost anything new to me.
Wife and I started looking into RÕ water and finally bought a countertop system.
Our tap water in Charlotte sits around 100TDS (the hardness level)
And drinking the RO water (5TDS) was noticeably “smoother”.
We usually use tap water when swishing while brushing teeth, decided to use the RO water and even THAT felt smooth.
Our mouths didn’t have a certain acidic, dry-feeling afterwards.
You can remineraloze it with magnesium and calcium like he said and it will be still smooth if not smoother. Under 10ppm water isn’t good to drink you need trace minerals and electrolytes added back after filtering out all the bullshit
Which one did you get and how are you guys liking it?
I want to get one for my wife and I
@@garouthetiktokinfluencerhu9731 I get RO water that also goes through 12 filters. From “water hut” in my town. It’s cheaper than bottled water. But RO water is under 10ppm. It will deplete you of electrolytes and minerals. So you gotta add them back. Get the PPM back up. Most ppl seem to be still half confused. Talking about how they think it’s smoother and less acidic and whatnot. No shit. It’s called soft water. And it’s alkaline. At least mine is that get. And they also think it’s “smoother” but like Andrew said, if you have calcium and magnesium electrolytes it will actually taste smoother and better quench your thirst bc that’s what your body needs.
@@garouthetiktokinfluencerhu9731
(Typing this as I’m on the pooper 🚽)
We got the “Bluevua RO100ROPOT”
Is pretty portable, and does the job reallllll good.
Our water is coming out at around 2 TDS now. Which is super low.
We bought two giant glass water dispensers (has nozzle)
to fill up anything with the fresh osmosis water every day for all of our needs.
There is definitely a difference in taste tap water, Zephyrhills, and reverse osmosis. Tap water is yuk; there is a huge difference in taste..I'm looking into reverse osmosis cuz I'm tired of buying bottles of water and drinking out of plastic.
Ro system is made of plastic. There's no escaping it! What's worst is the RO tank, it is made of chlorobutyl.
did you buy RO ?
I’m thinking about starting a podcast. You know: big microphone, my words, maybe bringing guests
Yess
Other than the fact that if water is placed in a copper pot and you drink out of it every day you will eventually die of copper poisoning…
Fun fact to add to that is that you need copper. Just not too much.
Now a neuroscientist is an expert on water? These youtube gurus will say whatever anybody pays them to say
This guy is an expert on everything! He is like Bill Gates 😀
Honestly, it dont matter what yo profession is. If u spent enough time on researching a specific topic, u could educate yourself with enough or more information than someone in that specific field of work. Honestly, you dont have trust him. You could do your own research and find out if he is saying the truth or not. When it comes to water or bottles, the research and funding are done in favor of the corporates, so it is tough finding research that hasnt been corrupted. And he hasnt gone out of his profession in this topic he is still talking bout human body. anyone who becomes a neuro sergon still has to go through medical school that every other future doctor go through.
@@sagegod009 Totally agree. However, he and the videos he does are presented as "he's a neuroscientist, so he knows what he's talking about and you should listen"
@JaysonT1 Yeah, i didn't say you shouldn't listen to him. I dont get what u mean?
@@sagegod009he doesn’t know
That's a lie. RO WATER IS SMOOTH. Spring water with high TDS is hard to drink, it's literally heavier. I work for a water plant and I get to taste all forms of water, glass bottle vs plastic vs exopak vs ro, spring, light filtered, forstafiltered, carbon sand filtered, well water etc....the best for me is Italian aquifer water.
This coming from a guy that doesn't drink from the tap 😅
Obviously not a certified water specialist.
Why are you hating
Bro , he's a Stanford neurologist that constantly research new things and Has a god podcast
And you're just american NPC 😂😂
@@hottestmanever777 Use your head, genius
@@hottestmanever777what the fuck does a neurologist know about water
@@hottestmanever777yeah he is expert at everything
Consider buying the BlueWater Pro. Best of the best for RO filtration.
With a gimmicky name like BlueWater Pro, no thanks
So if water feels smooth when I drink it, I should ignore my experience cuz there are no studies. Lmao.
There are many studies out there which suggest that hard water has a better effect on heart and metabolic functions thanks to the extra calcium and magnesium. Even the who suggests this....
Why do I feel good when I switched to spring water if water doesn’t affect to our body?
Does it remove flouride, heavy metals and the hood minerals.
I would like to know if you are drinking tap water without a filtration system. Not about soft or smooth water - it's about impurities.
I definitely feel nd taste it
Fiji is my favorite, sure smooth texture thanks to the silica undergroundaquifer it comes from. I can drink a gallon of it. 2nd favorite is Evian French Alps glacier water
This Chap is a great salesman. He expressed the smoothness of water doesn’t mean anything and left out the most important thing .Filtering the Chemicals out of your water.
Its called the Placebo effect. People think they are healthier and more energetic
I knew this 1 person who lived in an area.And they had a artesian well and they had it tested.And it was ninety nine point nine percent pure
You know what else is smoother in your mouth?
Ionized alkaline water 👄
Everyone needs to listen to this episode. He literally tells you to stop drinking tap water because it's terrible for you.
The water taste and feels better, but that doesn’t mean it’s doing anything for me.
Study is not everything You mate smart but sometimes You need to look wider
Nope, we have very hard water and it does not taste soft at all. It’s full of calcium carbonate you can see it Leaves behind a Chalky residue on glasses.
I wonder if it is contributing to calcifications in the body.
I would argue yes it is. I think it is simple to see that if we drink inorganic minerals, our body cannot process them as easily as organic minerals. I would recommend distilled or reverse osmosis as best waters in residential setting
@@posivibe989 For the record all minerals are inorganic, including the electrolytes that our body needs to operate. The notion that our body cannot process them is nonsense, thats what the entire function of our GI tract is for. Take sodium for example which is our most abundant micronutrient consumed, the FDA guidelines recommend 2,300mg of the stuff a day. If anything your body would have a much harder time digesting foods that are processed or high in carbs (Alcohol fitting both those categoreis).
@@chrisyeo6706 respectfully, all minerals being inorganic is halfway true. Plants convert the inorganic minerals into organic so our bodies can assimilate them better. I didn’t say they can’t be, but an overload of too many inorganic minerals causes mineral deposits to sit in our bodies and affect absorption. While the majority of sodium in our blood is inorganic, the electrolytes are primarily organic and work in combination. That is why I think the evidence points to drinking RO and distilled water is best and mineral absorption is truly at its best from plants.
“NO INFORMATION THAT SUCH (LOW TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS) WATER WOULD HAVE ANY ADVERSE EFFECT ON MINERAL BALANCE.”
- Dr. Galal-Gorchev, World Health Organization, from “CONSUMPTION OF LOW TDS WATER” by THE WATER QUALITY ASSOCIATION
If you have RO water or water under 10ppm it will taste softer and smoother if you add electrolytes back.
arent those RO machines made out of plastic?
There is nothing better than Hydrogen Water
Honestly I can definitely tell the difference between filtered water and tapwater I can taste the difference I have a reverse osmosis machine as well as a zero water filter. I definitely taste the difference in the water and it does taste smoother crisp cleaner. I’ve also done a water taste test and I can tell which is which.
which filter do you use?
And magnesium is highly beneficial
What about lead?
@@BillyJoe71 lead will kill you
The only thing smooth is this dude's brain
We have an artisan well and I’d go against any other water in th world to prove it is the best! Quite literally the BEST water ever!
How much they paying you?
Who? He’s talking about RO water and remineralizing and adding electrolytes back…
What a charlatan
Wait, we are talking about soft and hard water on earth?😂😂
This man is simply incorrect…
As a expert in the matter elevated levels of magnesium and calcium is bad on your hair and skin… You certainly feel it and your darn cats won’t even drink it.
It’s really not wise to speak on matters of such importance when you have 0 clinical experience… Like saying gas ⛽️ is really good on the skin…
My cats hate any water that’s not filtered I noticed that they don’t drink it unless it’s filtered.
@@prettykenny9with reverse osmosis ? do you put back minerals in it ? what do they eat also please
@@turkicsayajin2274 No I don’t put minerals back in the water. I give them limited ingredients.
They eat applaws cat wet food and the food is human quality. Only 3 ingredients example they have a chicken pumpkin flavor. It’s cut up pieces of chicken not mushy stuff, chicken broth & pumpkin.
I give them the brand instinct with raw chicken bites on it. Since that brand has limited ingredients. To clarify I don’t put the raw chicken it comes like that from this brand. I hope they’re getting plenty of minerals between the chicken broth and raw chicken. I do give them treats that have a lot of healthy vitamins and minerals. The treats also our limited ingredients and do not have any artificial ingredients for dyes. As several cat products do have food dye in them.
Probably gives them energy compared to the other because it lacks the bs what's in the other.
"hard" and "soft" waters has nothing to do with it feels.
I have 3 camels, i have camel hump water 3x a day, we extract it when we need it. Super amazing
What sunscreen do you recommend?
Shadow
@@DirkvanLithI burst into laughter from that
😂😂😂
This clip seems to go over most these ppls heads. No where does he talk about fluoride or anything bad in water.
He’s talking about RO water that’s less than 10ppm and then regular water that’s usually a round 100-300ppm. Drinking much water under 10ppm water isn’t a good idea. We need a whole lot more than pure hydrogen/oxygen and if you drink a lot your depleting yourself of minerals and nutrition.
The RO/filtered water will be smoother than tap or shitty bottled water bc it’s clean but you want to add trace minerals and electrolytes back. Like he said calcium and magnesium will make it actually taste smoother bc that’s what we need.
PPL are thinking water with no minerals or electrolytes are giving them a boost bc it taste better is what he said.
You guys don’t want to learn so you just leave a snarky comment and carry on.
Fluoride is what kill people , and convinience he don't talk about it in this video. I don't t buy it. You bought .
Lets talk plant growth huberman.
Yeah literally not true maybe the studies or whatever are correct but I can definitely tell the difference in taste between filtered and unfiltered tap water. Peak “Some guy said it on the internet so it must be true”
I personally dont like RO " taste " then again I like arrowhead
I just want chlorine or fluoride in my water as well as pipe contaminates and rust from the pipes that the government never will replace.
One guy
Misinformation
In this comments section: People talk about shit they have no clue about... Again!
Just because you think your smart about everything in life doesn’t mean you are. Fluoride and chlorine both effect the thyroid not to mention or ask have you ever tasted the water in LA?! Get you facts straight.
No ring. Interesting
Keep it in your pants
I HATE our RO system. It tastes horrific, I'm constantly thirsty, and it is not "smooth".
What brand. Do you change the filters on time?
Its stresses your liver. Remember you have ur own filter system in your body
What stresses your liver?
@@stringbender3I think he means reverse osmosis water stresses the liver.
@@erenjeager5290 no
@@erenjeager5290 That’s just filtered water removed all the bad stuff which leaves it at under 10ppm which isn’t enough you need electrolytes and trace minerals. They are cheap you can buy in concentrate. Calcium doesn’t dissolve so that one I take as suppliment bc it just sits at the bottom of the water. You can get all your calcium simply from egg shells. Free calcium suppliment.
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Takes all the minerals out of the water very bad for the body
Just add some natural Celtic sea salt… 80+ minerals
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@@thyra131966 What did he say that was false
I'm sure heavy metals, fluoride, and a plethora of other chemicals in our water isnt very healthy...i dunno, you don't really need research to figure that one out....???
Fluoride shill
Bisphenols a, Teflon, pharmaceuticals, chlorine, you're uninformed my friend.
I haven’t need anti acids not once since I started it. I had a hole in my stomach and surgery twice. That healed in less than a month. I was on prescription level anti acids the last 25 years of my life and no longer. My knees stopped popping, headaches gone. I don’t need to think twice about alkaline water. Our ancestors had much cleaner sources of water without flouride. People and doctors believe that what comes out our tap is natural. That shit is as far away from nature as you can get. Sorry Doc I know from personal experience your just wrong this one time, hopefully your not a narcissist and you can deal with that.
RO water is acidic. You're not drinking alkaline water if you're using an RO system unless you are adding calcium carbonate and magnesium back into it after filtering.