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Table of contents:

  1. Home and Travel

  2. What is osmosis water anyway?

  3. Is osmosis water bad for your health?

  4. Osmosis water without minerals - is it still healthy?

  5. Does osmosis water have no minerals at all?

  6. Does osmosis water remove minerals from the body?

  7. Should osmosis water be remineralised?

  8. Does our body need alkaline water at all?

  9. How does alkaline water work in our body?

  10. How does the body become more alkaline?

1. home

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2. what is osmosis water anyway?

Osmosis water is water that has been purified by reverse osmosis and is virtually free of impurities. In reverse osmosis, the water is pressed through a semi-permeable membrane, which removes almost all dissolved solids, pollutants, bacteria and viruses. This process produces two types of water: the filtered, almost mineral-free osmosis water and the so-called waste water, which contains the impurities that have been filtered out. Osmosis water is therefore often referred to as "purest water" as it contains an exceptionally low amount of dissolved substances.


3. is osmosis water harmful to health?

A common question is whether osmosis water is harmful to health. The answer is: No. Osmosis water is harmless to most people's health. As it is free from harmful substances such as pesticides, heavy metals and chlorine, it protects the body from potential health risks that can occur in untreated tap water. Purification by reverse osmosis makes the water safer to drink and is an ideal choice for people who want to promote their health. As long as there is a balanced diet, osmosis water contributes to a healthier lifestyle as the minerals needed are mainly absorbed through food.


4. osmosis water without minerals - is it still healthy?

Yes, osmosis water without minerals is healthy. The human body needs minerals such as magnesium and calcium, but these come mainly from food and not primarily from water. Osmosis water is so pure that it works effectively in its function as a carrier for nutrients and fluid in the body. Osmosis water, which is low in minerals, is suitable for people who are concerned that their drinking water contains impurities and who value a pure water source. For a healthy lifestyle, it is sufficient that the minerals are supplied through the diet.


5. does osmosis water have no minerals at all?

Osmosis water contains only traces of minerals, as these are largely removed by reverse osmosis. While normal tap water contains a certain amount of minerals, osmosis water is purified at a molecular level so that most minerals and dissolved solids are removed. However, it is possible to enrich the water with minerals after reverse osmosis if this is desired. This post-mineralisation is a simple addition that can be a useful option for people who value mineral-rich water.


6. does osmosis water deprive the body of minerals?

There is a myth that osmosis water removes minerals from the body. However, this is not the case. Osmosis water is merely free of dissolved solids and minerals, which often also contain impurities. The body does not lose any minerals through osmosis water, as most of the minerals it needs come from food. Water is primarily used for hydration and for transporting nutrients and waste products in the body. The body does not absorb minerals primarily from water, so osmosis water does not remove minerals from the body and is well suited for healthy water intake.


7 Should osmosis water be remineralised?

Whether osmosis water should be remineralised depends on personal preferences and dietary style. People who eat a balanced diet can get all the minerals they need from food, so remineralisation is not absolutely necessary. However, those who preferthe taste of mineralised watercan use remineralisation filters. These add small amounts of minerals such as magnesium and calcium to the water after filtration, which also slightly improves the flavour. Remineralisation is therefore an option, but not a necessity for health.


8. does our body need alkaline water at all?

Alkaline water is particularly popular with people who want an acid-alkaline balance. However, the human body regulates the pH value on its own, so alkaline water offers no compelling health benefits. Nevertheless, it can be used as a supplement to the diet to support acidity levels in the body. For people who eat a lot of acid-forming foods, alkaline water can provide a little support, but it should not be seen as a substitute for an alkaline-rich diet.


9 How does alkaline water work in our body?

Alkaline water has a higher pH value and can help to neutralise acids in the body. This can be beneficial for people who are sensitive to an imbalanced acid-alkaline balance. An overly acidic body can have a negative effect on general well-being and cause various health complaints. Alkaline water, in combination with a balanced diet andregular exercise, can help to balance acidity in the body and support general health.


10 How does the body become more alkaline?

The body naturally becomes more alkaline through a balanced diet with plenty of fruit and vegetables that contains few acid-forming foods. Alkalising foods such as green leafy vegetables, herbs and certain types of fruit promote a healthy acid-alkaline balance. Water, especially alkaline water, can have a supportive effect if it is integrated into a healthy lifestyle. Regular exercise and avoiding stress also contribute to a balanced pH value in the body.

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