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8. Cooking With Distilled Water

Distilled and demineralized water are not exactly the same, but distillation removes beneficial minerals from water. Cooking with demineralized water leeches up to 60% of essential elements, including calcium and magnesium, from foods. Loss of microelements, such as manganese, cobalt, and copper, is even higher. Daily diets in developed nations usually provide plenty of minerals, but cooking distilled or demineralized water can significantly reduce mineral consumption.

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