Hi everyone:
My CS production seems to be going very well, thanks to all who provided
a helping hand. However, now, I have a question about water. In all
the sources I have checked about the kind of water to be used for CS,
they recommend distilled water. A friend of mine was asking me if
'reverse osmosis' could be used as well, and this is what prompted me to
embark onto yet another search on water quality.
What I found suggests - and not surprisingly so - that distilled and
reverse osmosis water are devoid of minerals. This absence of minerals
is then said to contribute to these types of waters having an acidic
PH. Now, if I remember correctly (and please correct me if I am wrong),
when the body is fed large amounts of acidic substances, minerals are
leached from bones, teeth, etc. to 'buffer' this acidity to re-establish
an internal PH balance. In this respect, is then seems that
distilled/reverse osmosis water is more hurtful than beneficial for the
human body. Any thoughts?
My questions are as follows:
1) It is recommended to use distilled water for the production of CS to
prevent harmful reactions that may occur with the presence of other
minerals in the water (so I've been told). What is the PH of the
resulting CS solution?
2) When you drink water which doesn't contain silver colloids, do you
still drink distilled water? 'Reverse osmosis' water? Or mineral
water? (no point mentioning tap water)
3) Which type of drinking water, in your opinion, is best to hydrate the
body (when ingested of course)?
Maryau
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