What is the Best Way to Filter Water – Reverse Osmosis, Carbon, and KDF
With multiple chemicals and toxins in our drinking water, filtering has never been more important to help improve overall health.
Reverse osmosis, carbon, and KDF filters are all beneficial for helping to detox your water.
Resources discussed in this video:
My favorite Reverse Osmosis Water Filter
Ultra Electrolytes – Helpful to Add to Your Filtered Water
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What would you recommend for traveling? My husband and I would like to visit our son and his family, but getting there would require an overnight stay at a motel. Our son uses a pitcher for filtering his water which isn’t enough for us. We can taste chlorine coming through. Thanks for any advice!
You take take filtered water with you. I carry refillable jugs for filtered water.
Water is not a significant source of minerals so I would think that reverse osmosis water would not need to have minerals replaced. I have heard it said the reverse osmosis water pulls minerals from your body becasue it has no mineral s in it, but I listened to a talk from a scientist who said that when you drink water your body immediately begins to denature the water so there is no need to re-mineralize. i do take minerals daily but take them in a small amount of water and then drink a larger amount of water since I don’t like the taste of the minerals in water. I would like to know if this makes sense.
You are correct. Water does not contain a substantial source of minerals alone. That being said, adding minerals back to the water is important in my experience. Many people drinking pure RO start to develop muscle cramping. Adding minerals to the water often reverses this issue.
What about us apartment dwellers?
Terry Anya
The recommended filter above is a counter top reverse osmosis unit. Perfect for apartments.
Dr. Osborne, you are definitely inspired by God to choose Whole House Water Filtration System for tonight’s topic. There’s no doubt about it. I have been contemplating getting a whole house water filtration system but needed help to decide what types of filters to choose. You have given me specific Instructions regarding the types of filter to install. I’m very, very grateful to you for that recommendation.
God’s blessings!
Olga
Manitoba, Canada
Distilling water how does that compare to reverse osmosis filtration?
Purchased an AquaTru unit 2 years ago and I’m very pleased with it. I also purchased the mineral drops offered by AquaTru.
Thank you Dr Osborne for continually looking out for us.
Dr. Osborne,
Excellent information that is very applicable for us living in Houston.
Thanks.
I have an Aqua Tru I have been using for about a year. I know you said RO water does need electrolytes put back in. Is that true for the RO water I give my dog too? There’s way too much chlorine and lyme in the tap water in our area, so we don’t drink that.
Yes. Ultra Electolytes – add 1/2 teaspoon for every 20 ounces of RO water consumed.