can i drink deminaralised?
Answer / guest
nope ,we cant drink demineralised water because,our body
needs some minerals in adequate quantity,and its increase
and decrease causes disorders.also demineralised water
means removal of ions and some ions that we studed in lower
classes are necessary even in blood to mantain our OSMOTIC
BALANCE so doctors say to drink water.
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