Water remineralization is like giving water a nutrient boost. If our water was fresh from an untainted mountain spring we wouldn’t need the boost, but that’s not what comes out of our taps. Instead, we have water that needs significant filtration to remove impurities and added chemicals. If you use a reverse osmosis filter, that means not only have the toxins been removed, but so have all the beneficial minerals.
Remineralization adds the good stuff back into your water. Minerals like Calcium and Magnesium that are important for various bodily processes, bone health, muscle function, sleep, etc. They also improve the flavor of otherwise flat, stale reverse osmosis water.
If you choose a Vitev Remineralization filter, not only will you get the added minerals, but the customized recipe and premium minerals will react with your filtered water to create antioxidant and hydration qualities that bring it back to life.
It’s as close as you can get to that untainted mountain spring.
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