Unless you're traveling abroad or south of the border, what comes from the kitchen sink is as nutritious as water gets. Tap water is chock-full of minerals, such as sodium, calcium, magnesium, and zinc, that remain even when flushed through a filter or poured into a bottle. Purified and distilled waters, however, are boiled during processing to strip them of any trace minerals. Store-bought H2O also lacks the fluoride that's sprinkled into the water supply to keep your teeth healthy. If you're hooked on the bottle, skip brands that tout the words "distilled" or "purified" on their labels unless they're refortified with minerals. Look for roughly 25 percent of your Recommended Dietary Allowance of calcium and up to 200 milligrams of magnesium on a bottle's nutrition panel.
Unless you're traveling abroad or south of the border, what comes from the kitchen sink is as nutritious as water gets. Tap water is chock-full of minerals, such as sodium, calcium, magnesium, and zinc, that remain even when flushed through a filter or poured into a bottle. Purified and distilled waters, however, are boiled during processing to strip them of any trace minerals. Store-bought H2O also lacks the fluoride that's sprinkled into the water supply to keep your teeth healthy. If you're hooked on the bottle, skip brands that tout the words "distilled" or "purified" on their labels unless they're refortified with minerals. Look for roughly 25 percent of your Recommended Dietary Allowance of calcium and up to 200 milligrams of magnesium on a bottle's nutrition panel.
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