Water is extremely important. It's one of the most important elements on the planet.

I wouldn't have to have this conversation if we didn't have chemicals that we created

in our atmosphere, in our environment, in our soil, and permeated into our water.

We have toxins, we have chemicals, we have drugs, all kinds of things. Even the advancements

obviously of tap water, the convenience of that is incredible. But as we now know, that

water is not ideal. That water is dead. We need to build the water back. We need to

give it the elementals that are required. So we're going to dive into what are our electrolytes?

And why do we need them? And how do we put them back in our water?

Welcome to Fatal Conveniences, where we address the things we may be doing in our daily

lives that are actually harming us. And in some cases, slowly killing us. Tap water,

teflon, caffeine, blue light, food additives, you name it, we dive into it. We take a critical

look at everyday products that really are affecting us and our bodies and the environment and

how we can avoid them and find a solution. So let's dive in.

This is a big topic, but this comes up so often all the time and that is about water.

So this specific fatal convenience is on filtered water. That's also a very big topic

because it depends on the filter. And then you're going to go, wait a minute, Darren, you've

told us to filter the water. Yes. But I've also said we need to remineralize it. So that

specifically is understanding remineralization, electrolytes, and how to create actively

electrically charged water again. So bottom line is this fatal convenience is filtered

water. So a little fun history, early forms of water filtration. That goes back. Obviously

big forms of filtration weren't necessarily needed because you would go to rivers and streams.

Easily get the water. But the filter systems really went back about 4,000 years. Later

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