Wang Jieli stressed that whether it is acidic, neutral or salty water, the ability to dilute gastric acid is similar; the picture shows the situation. (Picture taken from freepik)
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[Health Channel/Comprehensive Report]”Buy Binchotan and put it into the water to filter the water quality and keep the water in the alkaline range. Will drinking it for a long time dilute the stomach acid? Will it be bad for the kidneys if it contains minerals? Drinking it every day will What?” In this regard, nephrologist Wang Jieli pointed out that as long as it is water, it will dilute gastric acid, and the concentration and quality of minerals are extremely low and will not affect other ions in the human body.
Wang Jieli shared this public question on his Facebook page “Dr. Wang Jieli” and explained that gastric acid will be diluted by all water that can be drunk. Even drinking acidic water will still dilute gastric acid. Whether it is acidic, neutral, or salty water, the ability to dilute gastric acid is almost the same.
In addition, the mineral concentration and quality of water are extremely low, and have absolutely no effect on the ions that are abundant in the human body, such as sodium, potassium, magnesium, chloride, and alkali. If you want to filter water for drinking, it is recommended to use membrane filtration pre-treatment and activated carbon to remove chlorine for household water, and reverse osmosis for drinking water. Wang Jieli emphasized that drinking water is drinking water, and any other XX water is just a gimmick.
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