And this statement from the article alone is enough to tell me this doctor dont know a thing...
Kids also may lose out on fluoride protection for their teeth. According to the Centers for Disease Control, drinking municipal water that contains fluoride decreases cavities in kids by up to 60 percent. Reverse osmosis systems may remove this fluoride, thus putting kids at increased risk for cavities.Ha ha ha.. the CDC...
Read my post/link below about fluoride... or,
Just do a search on the internet fluoride dangers..
90% of doctors are not trained in nutrition...
If you went to a doctor and said you were tired and not feeling too well, they may give you a pill and send you on your way..Pills are big business...
What if the doctor did not prescribe you anything and said eat organic fruits and vegitable daily.. Juice with a juicer daily, stay away from meat and all your symptons will go away and you are ingesting the best cancer fighting product out there..
Hmm the doctors and insurance companys would be out of business..
Yes I guess we should stay on topic but its somewhat related to the OP's first post and why water should be filtered...
All my opinion of course.. I dont want to be ostracized for my take on food and water...
Im not a tree hugger or anything like that, just I believe America is slowly poisoning people with the food being produced as well waters addition of chemicals..
TechWriter wrote:
Old-Biscuit wrote:
RO removes sodium, calcium, magnesium and iron...which is essential for our health.
This is true, but if you have a "well-rounded diet" you'll get these minerals from other sources.
However, most Americans don't have diets rich in vitamins and minerals.
lawrosa wrote:
If you believe the hype that if you drink ro and it will leach minerals out of our bodys then you are just reading a site thats trying to sell you something.. This is a good article.. Anyone can research on their own . . . The Truth About Reverse Osmosis
Your article does exactly what you accuse others of -- it's written by a company selling things.
Here's an article from a university which tells both sides of the RO story -- There's Good and Bad to Using RO Systems.
