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Drinking Purified Water Is Not Always Necessary — Here's Why

Why is purified water bad for you?GreenMatters.com, whose website introduces them as being "for people looking to live more sustainably, fight the climate crisis, and learn about environmental justice" recently published the above-titled article, which was in agreement with our blog post, The Problem With Purity: Why Natural Spring Water Beats Purified Water. In fact, they even referenced that blog post in theirs!

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Why is purified water bad for you?

The main problem with purified water is that it's too clean. There are plenty of toxins and metals in unregulated water, but there are also minerals in drinking water that we need to be healthy, such as potassium, calcium, and magnesium, according to El Dorado Natural Spring Water.

Unfortunately, water purification systems don't discriminate when it comes to what's in the water, and they take away the good with the bad. This makes it that much harder to get those needed minerals into the body. And since drinking water is such a simple task, we now have to go the extra mile for our health.

According to the CDC, fluoride is added to a lot of water to help drinkers have strong teeth. This practice started in the 1940s, and in 2018, it was estimated that 73 percent of the U.S. population had access to fluoridated water. Although this is generally seen as a good thing in terms of dental hygiene, it's also a bit of a controversial issue.

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