If your water is naturally soft it is perfectly safe to drink. If your water has been softened by a "water-softener" it contains sodium ions as a byproduct of the softening process. Having an intake of this much sodium in your drinking water could be detrimental.
Drinking salt water will only increase dehydration. It should be avoided at all costs unless suitable purifying aids have been used.
Oceans and seas
Whether or not you can drink lab water will depend on what has been added. If you are referring to the water from the safety areas, then yes, you may drink that water because it's distilled.
because of earth pollution we now have to drink bad water that have been filtered.
Saline water should be given to the patient who is vomitting, in some cases if the person has faced severe vomitting then we should first provide the medicine then give him/her ORS water.
It is generally not safe to drink tap water in the Dominican Republic. It is recommended to drink bottled water or water that has been properly filtered or boiled.
Forever.
To help the body return to homeostasis, you should drink fluids that replenish electrolytes and provide hydration, such as water, electrolyte drinks, and coconut water. These fluids help restore the body's balance of water and essential minerals lost through activities like exercise, illness, or dehydration.
The standard recommendation has always been 8 glasses of water a day. A normal glass is probably 14-18oz. So, if the bottles are 20oz, then 5-7 bottles would fulfill the recommendation.
Yes, water that has been treated with UV light is safe to drink as the UV light effectively kills harmful microorganisms present in the water.
Yes, any water that has been boiled is very safe to drink. It is important to let the water cool down; do not try to drink water that is still boiling.
It is generally not safe to drink tap water in the Dominican Republic. It is recommended to drink bottled water or water that has been properly filtered or boiled to avoid getting sick from contaminants.