I of course have a filter specialised for fluoride however it only reduces and doesn’t completely remove. Once it’s in the water it’s almost impossible to completely remove. So trying to search for alternative methods
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I have been searching for many
Months actually. And am yet to find the Brazilian black market for fluoride free water. I think I eventually will need to buy my own waterfall in the mountains.
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Wait, even bottled water has flouride added in Brazil?
Like even sparkling / table water ?
Yes, mineral and spring water has fluoride. Every. Single. Brand.
One of the lowest fluoride waters available on the market.... some have levels of 1+. I have seen ‘cheap’ water with levels of fluoride above 1.5
Not even sure I want to know how much fluoride is actually in our tap water.... we just don’t have the data. It is likely horrendous the figure though given how passive and obedient Brazilians are.
Yeah I had this problem when travelling through India. All bottled water is basically recycled tap water. No spring water options in the city, just had to drink what appeared to look the best
Harvest from the air (the airco principle), desalinate sea water, process rain water, drill a well...
Yes except I live in an apartment 😜
That leaves two options.