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Does reverse osmosis water leach minerals out of our bones if we drink it?
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No: Nope...Your body is pretty good at regulating itself. The only problem you could face is that if you drink too much water without anything else(food/drink) then you can have some electrolyte issues because you are not replacing what the body loses.
Answered 5/17/2018
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