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Trace mineral drops include micro minerals that your body needs in very small amounts, such as chromium, copper, fluoride, manganese, molybdenum iodine, selenium, iron, and zinc. Many drops also contain a fair share of magnesium, an important macro mineral. Adding minerals to water makes them much more easily absorbed by the body, because they are in their electrolyte or ionic form. You also get the advantage of taking in a steady supply of these minerals as you drink water throughout the day. Plus, they are relatively inexpensive. An 8 oz. bottle usually costs under $20 and may allow you to re-mineralize anywhere from 100 to 200 gallons of water.

2. Add a mineral-rich sea salt to your water.

Adding Himalayan sea salt to your water infuses it with natural trace minerals.

Nope. I’m not talking about your standard, run-of-the mill table salt, but instead a mineral-rich, non-processed salt, such as Himalayan sea salt, which is full of 84 trace minerals. You can add a pinch to a glass of water (it shouldn’t taste salty) or about 1/4 tsp. to a gallon of water. I’ve tried it and it tastes fine. The trick is to use fine salt, so that it dissolves easily. By the way, it’s an inexpensive solution for adding trace minerals, because two pounds cost well under $10.

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omegafaust said:

I suppose he is claiming since lead doesn't build up in the system, flouride must not as well.

Excellent logic

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badchad said:

omegafaust said:

I suppose he is claiming since lead doesn't build up in the system, flouride must not as well.

Excellent logic

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Yeah, not nearly as good of logic as "I think fluoride builds up in the system just because I think it does".

Fluoride is excreted and eliminated by the body in the same manner as many other toxins.

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blankk said:

But do we know 100% how the body works, and couldn't there be blind spots in our current knowledge?  Isn't it safer and more sensible to be skeptical and drink water in its natural state rather than altering it?

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whatsgrimace said:

Flouride is always toxic bud.

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Prisoner#1 said:

whatsgrimace said:

Flouride is always toxic bud.

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by this logic,

water is toxic
marijuana is toxic
everything you consume is toxic

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Prisoner#1 said:

whatsgrimace said:

Flouride is always toxic bud.

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by this logic,

water is toxic
marijuana is toxic
everything you consume is toxic

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lowbrow said:

The fluoride they use is not natural, its a byproduct of the manufacture of alluminum, and before dilluted, will eat through concrete.


And boy do they ever push it in the media.

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koods said:

A lot of places don't add fluoride to water, because it's in the water naturally.

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tymoteusz3 said:

lowbrow said:

The fluoride they use is not natural, its a byproduct of the manufacture of alluminum, and before dilluted, will eat through concrete.


And boy do they ever push it in the media.

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It's the same chemical whether it's chemically derived or naturally.

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