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Originally Posted by andresont
we need at least 150 ppm to 210 ppm of dissolved solids for our kidneys to function properly. If we drink water with less then 210 ppm our body will start taking minerals from the bones as well as blood. Blood has to have at least 1% calcium in it , doesn’t seem like much but if it drops below 1% not good for heart.
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I guess that's why all the 2 million or so drinking GVRD water (~25tds) are so crippled with kidney disorders, osteoporosis, and heart disease.....
12-17-2007, 02:01 PM
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