Adding Trace Minerals to RO Water (X-Post)

[Guest guest]

After installing a reverse osmosis water system under our kitchen sink, my ASD

son started having leg cramps and was extremely fatigued. I started giving him

Smart water with electrolytes and that resolved his issue. Instead of buying

Smart water, our DAN suggested adding concentrated mineral drops to our RO

water. He did not specify a brand though. Trace Minerals Research makes a drop

with a good mix of minerals that we need. However, it also contains other

minerals that are naturally occurring elements in sea water such as bromide,

copper, silicon, antimony...the list goes on and on. Does anyone have a

recommendation for a clean trace mineral drop?

Thanks.

[Guest guest]

We put an alkalizer, I believe it's called, to our RO system. It reintroduces

calcium and magnesium, which is better than no minerals, at least.

Olivia

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> After installing a reverse osmosis water system under our kitchen sink, my ASD

son started having leg cramps and was extremely fatigued. I started giving him

Smart water with electrolytes and that resolved his issue. Instead of buying

Smart water, our DAN suggested adding concentrated mineral drops to our RO

water. He did not specify a brand though. Trace Minerals Research makes a drop

with a good mix of minerals that we need. However, it also contains other

minerals that are naturally occurring elements in sea water such as bromide,

copper, silicon, antimony...the list goes on and on. Does anyone have a

recommendation for a clean trace mineral drop?

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> Thanks.

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