I have 2 countertop water distillers. Some have said that you shouldn't drink distilled water, that it robs your body of minerals. Does distilled water harm the body? I see that you use trace minerals drops to alkalize your (Alexapure) filtered water. Could one just use a pinch or two of Himalayan salt instead (per gallon)? It has been said to have something like 88 minerals in it.
I have 2 countertop water distillers. Some have said that you shouldn't drink distilled water, that it robs your body of minerals. Does distilled water harm the body? I see that you use trace minerals drops to alkalize your (Alexapure) filtered water. Could one just use a pinch or two of Himalayan salt instead (per gallon)? It has been said to have something like 88 minerals in it.
I have 2 countertop water distillers. Some have said that you shouldn't drink distilled water, that it robs your body of minerals. Does distilled water harm the body? I see that you use trace minerals drops to alkalize your (Alexapure) filtered water. Could one just use a pinch or two of Himalayan salt instead (per gallon)? It has been said to have something like 88 minerals in it.
Himalayan salt contains about 3% to 16% or more trace minerals.
The "Trace mineral supplement" drops typically contain higher concentrations of minerals than Himalayan salt.
It's your choice what you use.