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Scientific Articles
- A few figures?
- Why drink water?
- When should you drink water?
- How much water should you drink each day?
- Signs of dehydration
- Qualities required for good drinking water
Why Should You Avoid Drinking Softened Water?
- The reason given by the WHO
- Further details on water softeners
- Maintenance considerations
- An alternative to conventional salt-based water softeners
Should You Filter Tap Water in France?
- The official answer: No, water filtration is not necessary
- According to scientists: Yes, purifying your drinking water is essential
Can Your Body Absorb the Minerals in Drinking Water?
- An interesting study in Germany
- What does the WHO think?
- Water for dummies
- The study results
- The minerals in water are not bioavailable
- Other drawbacks of mineral water
A Closer Look at Dry Residue in Water
- Drinking water: a luxury in France?!?
- Pesticides and other little gifts in tap water
- As with VW, the levels change, but the nature stays the same...
- Another major problem: water chlorination!
- Are we drinking medicated water?!?
- What goes unnoticed in health safety tests...
- ...but not under scientists' scrutiny, as they even find heroin in tap water
- Laboratories' conflict of interest
Drinking Water Around the World
Beware of Natural Water Sources!
- Double standards…
- Bottled waters have very different mineral levels
- A few unexplained peculiarities
- The case of Cristaline water
- Thermal waters
- Beware of minerals!
- And where does soda fit into all this?
How to Read Your Mineral Water Label
- Dry residue
- Anions/cations
- Calcium
- Magnesium
- Sodium
- Potassium
- Bicarbonate
- Chloride
- Sulfate
- Nitrate
- The bioavailability of minerals in water
Municipal Water and Nanoscale Particles
Aluminum in Water Doubles the Risk of Developing Alzheimer's Disease
- A danger worse than asbestos
- Tap water, a cocktail of chemical medications
- What the « official recommendations » don't say
Posts in category "Scientific Articles"
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A Closer Look at Dry Residue in Water
The amount of dry residue in water is the amount of minerals left after evaporation. It is an i... -
Understanding Bottled Water
Excessive mineral content, failure to meet standards, misleading consumers... Be wary of certain... -
Why Should You Avoid Drinking Salt-Softened Water?
The effects of softened water on your health, your wallet, and the environment. -
Water Treatment With UV Radiation
UV radiation can be used to sterilize water. A new opportunity to meet the needs of the poorest ... -
Perchlorate in Municipal Water Supplies
Health problems related to perchlorate in French municipal water supplies explained by Clément P... -
How to Read Your Mineral Water Label
What does mineral water contain ? What information matters when choosing your drinking water ? ... -
Aluminum in Water Doubles the Risk of Developing Alzheimer's
Excerpt from an article by Rodolphe Bacquet, publisher of Dossiers de Santé & Nutrition -
Can Your Body Absorb Minerals in Drinking Water?
For mineral water producers, the answer is clearly a resounding “ yes ”, but that is a biased vi... -
Humans and Water: A Complete Article on the Role of Water in Human Life
How closely are humans connected to water ? When and why should you drink water ? What water sho... -
Municipal Water and Nanoscale Particles
Nanotechnology has its downsides... -
Beware of Natural Water Sources!
We reviewed the 3 main alternative sources of drinking water, beyond tap water and bottled water... -
Should You Filter Tap Water in France?
After this broad overview (see previous articles), the question arises of whether tap water filt... -
Medications in Drinking Water
The presence of medications in drinking water in France is no longer a secret to anyone (source ... -
The “Cocktail” Effect
The “cocktail” effect has nothing to do with intoxication ; although the hangover it entails is ... -
The Water Situation in France
The water situation in France is barely any brighter than in the rest of the world. In some regi... -
Drinking Water Around the World
An article reporting on the drinking water situation worldwide. -
The Different States of Water and Their Properties.
Water can be solid, liquid, or gaseous. Here, we examine it in its different states. -
Combination of Hydrogen With Oxygen
Until the end of the 18th century, water and air were considered chemical elements in their own ...
