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Hydration begins with simple habits
Fluid intake is influenced by climate, activity, diet, age and health status. A realistic strategy means access to appropriate fluids and personalized recommendations when there is an illness or medical restrictions.
Isotopic composition is just a variable
DDW has a particular composition: a reduced deuterium content relative to a reference. This does not summarize minerals, microbiological safety, taste, amount consumed or the overall quality of the diet.
Do not transform hydration into a therapeutic promise
A person can choose a product for preference or curiosity, but it is not justified to present water as a substitute for treatment, varied diet or medical care.
Main idea
DDW can be discussed as a product with a specific isotopic composition. Hydration remains a practical and individual issue, which does not have a universal solution in a single number of ppm.
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