Tap water is said to be generally safe to drink in the United States and Canada and many people rely on government information for safety data. But what if that information is outdated or inadequate?
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.