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Originally Posted by Ron99
As for helping your bodies waste filtering I have to say probably not. Once the water is absorbed it goes into your blood where it basically mixes with all the minerals /proteins etc. in your blood anyhow. It is the blood that is then filtered by liver and kidneys etc. Drinking RO/DI water will not affect your blood chemistry or composition so would not have any effect on your bodies ability to remove waste or toxins.
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I was just thinking that if your tap water is say 200 PPM, then chances are at least some of that 200 PPM is something you would rather not have going into your body and your body is going to have to work harder to remove it. I was thinking higher TDS is just hindering your waste filters. I doubt it would have any significant effect, but hey who knows. Over a lifetime it could have some effect.