Re: Good RO systems..

[Guest guest]

What will be a good RO system in reasonable price? Anybody try waterwise9000

cost $400 though! Helen

GrammyDx2 wrote: I'm no expert, but I have been

drinking distilled water since 1982, except for one year. That year, I used the

Pur water filter. 1982 was the year that I had a regrowth of thyroid cancer.I'm

now a 42 year survivor.

All one nedd do if they drink distilled water is to take a good multi-mineral as

Cherie suggested.

RE: Good RO systems..

It doesn't draw minerals from the body. The problem is it contains no

minerals so you become mineral deficient if you do not get enough from diet or

supplementation. When you detox short term you are supposed to use distilled

since it is the most pure water. However, since it lacks the minerals you either

need to supplement them or switch to a water that has them for long term.

[Guest guest]

I think Waterwise is way over priced. They keep sending me stuff, I don't

buy, then they send me more stuff for half off. They do have a smaller one

that periodically they sell for $99 which isn't bad, but you have to account

for how much electricity it will use too. That is an added cost.

cheri

-----Original Message-----

What will be a good RO system in reasonable price? Anybody try

waterwise9000 cost $400 though! Helen

.

[Guest guest]

I have had 2 Culligan RO systems and been very pleased. The first one

lasted 23 years and was used by 5 people. We replaced it last year.

It is a good system compared to some of the others I looked at.

K