
Despite the fact there is plenty of water we often experience shortages, based on where we live, the greater climatic cycles, and pollution. It is disturbing to me as I read about the hormones, antibiotics, flouride, and other poisons in our water. Our naturopath had us drinking only bottled spring water. We tried that for a while, but it feels wasteful with all those bottles. In addition, I don't know how much the label of "spring water" can be trusted. We have a small Britta carbon filter, but that doesn't solve the problem of our showers, cooking water etc.
We also can't rule out, in these tenuous times, the risk of contamination, unintentional or intentional.
All this taken into consideration we are installing a purification system for our entire home. It includes 3 steps. There is an advanced carbon filter, a UV light, and a water conditioner. The conditioner softens the water without salt, and without removing the beneficial nutrients in the water.

We are debating about installing a reverse osmosis filter and alkalinizer under our kitchen sink in addition...I don't know....sometimes it is difficult to know when it is enough...when my family is protected enough...often I think if I just stopped reading and researching and lived in a shell life would be easier. But easier isn't better.
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Isn't water converted to oxygen and then part of glucose (H) during the process of photosynthesis and then we make water from the glucose and oxygen during cellular respiration?
I like your idea. Clean water is so good, and we have little of it left and it seems our solution is to add more and more stuff to it...to make it better. mmm?
Good Luck deciding. you should always do all you can for your children.
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