Controversial Thoughts: Does this special water lead to longevity?

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Paul Saladino23m · 2021-03-26

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Well SupportedHeart and Soil's 'Skin Hair and Nails' product, containing trachea and scapular cartilage, liver, and bone marrow, is beneficial for skin, hair, nails, bones, and joints.Partially SupportedGerald Steiner mineral water was found to be 50% of the daily uranium intake in a German study.Partially SupportedThe silica content of Fiji water may outweigh the harm from its plastic packaging.Partially SupportedAnimal foods contain silica that is more bioavailable than silica found in plant foods.Partially Supported

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Reverse osmosis filtration removes essential minerals from water, requiring remineralization.

Partially SupportedHigher silica content in drinking water, specifically orthosilicates, may protect against aluminum toxicity.

Partially SupportedA combination of Fiji water and Mountain Valley water may be a good option for obtaining water low in uranium with a decent amount of silica.

Partially SupportedVichy Catalan water is a potential option for maximizing silica intake.

Partially SupportedMountain Valley mineral water has a low silica content of 15 ppm.

Partially SupportedThe Environmental Working Group (EWG) provides a database to assess the quality of tap water in specific locations.

Not SupportedGeneral Steiner bottled water contains uranium.

Partially SupportedAluminum accumulation in the brain is potentially problematic in Alzheimer's disease.

Partially SupportedDrinking mineral water is likely the best option for humans to obtain clean water with essential minerals.

Partially SupportedAnimal foods, such as liver and mussel meat, contain silica that is more bioavailable than from plant foods like beans.

Not SupportedBrita water filters are insufficient for removing all necessary contaminants.

Partially SupportedAluminum vaccine adjuvants are slowly released over 28 days and are 23-73% bioavailable, compared to ingested aluminum which is 0.2% bioavailable.

Partially SupportedSome Italian bottled mineral waters contain significant levels of gross beta radiation.

Partially SupportedThe speaker uses both a Berkey filter and a reverse osmosis filter for drinking water.

Partially SupportedConsuming one to one and a half pounds of meat provides a dose of silica equivalent to oats, without toxins like lectins and phytates.

Partially SupportedTap water can contain contaminants such as bromochloroacetic acid, chloroform, hexavalent chromium, dibromochloromethane, dichloroacetic acid, and haloacetic acid.

Partially SupportedVaccinations can present an aluminum load that may cause problems for some individuals.

Not SupportedReverse osmosis water removes beneficial minerals like orthosilicates, bicarbonate, and calcium.

Not SupportedHuman exposure to aluminum should be reduced as it may be the most aggravating and avoidable factor related to Alzheimer's disease.

Not SupportedAluminum in the diet and life is likely not beneficial.

Partially SupportedHigher silica content in waters from Blue Zones may prevent aluminum toxicity.

Partially SupportedSources of aluminum exposure include cookware, antiperspirants, processed foods, drinking water, and vaccines.

Partially SupportedSilica-rich water may benefit children receiving vaccinations to mitigate potential aluminum load.

Not SupportedUranium consumption has been linked to kidney cancers and other health problems.

Not SupportedMineral water should not be consumed unless the amount of uranium is undetectable.

Partially SupportedTap water in Austin, Texas, exceeds EWG health guidelines for 10 contaminants and has 22 total contaminants.

Partially SupportedSourcing good quality mineral water is recommended over using basic filters like Brita.

Partially SupportedAvoiding toxins, such as aluminum, is crucial for human health.

Partially SupportedBeef contains 121 micrograms of silica per 100 grams.

Partially SupportedTap waters and groundwaters in Blue Zones have higher than normal levels of silica or orthosilicates.

Partially SupportedWhen choosing mineral water, balance the risk of contaminants like uranium against the benefit of silica content.

Partially SupportedTobacco and cannabis are sources of aluminum.

Partially SupportedKnowing the uranium content of drinking water and filtering tap water can improve long-term longevity.

Partially SupportedFiji water has no detected uranium.