reverse osmosis water!

[Razmatazz]

ok, so i recently found out that apparently water that has been filtered by RO is demineralized and 'loses its structure'
I assume there are plenty out there who use RO to filter water, and was wondering if anyone knows how to 'restructure' the water. Can it even be done? I'm not too worried about the minerals as i can get enough from other sources but this whole 'destructured water' thing is worrying me!

[tulip4me]

I want to buy the water filter from radiant life. It's a 14 stage water filter. Here's a quote from there website, "Creating Biocompatible (healthy, hydrating) water is completed in the second seven stages of this system. The water is balanced, restructured, and remineralized mimicking the best waters in nature, to give you alkaline, silky water that you will love."
Here's a link to there website so you can find out more. http://www.radiantlifecatalog.com/pr...cation-systems. I can't wait until I can afford this water filter.

[LaLaLaLa]

Holy cow! The house we bought last summer has what seems like that same filter that the pp linked. I didn't realize it was so pricey. I called to ask about having it serviced and maybe have a new filter plugged in, but we decided it wasn't worth the money for us. Unfortunate that such an expensive piece of equipment is wasted on us.

Sorry to hijack; it was just shocking to see the filter specs.