"Raw" Spring Water

I'm trying to understand this concept, but it's not going very well for the moment.
I guess some claims needs to be evaluated with more then just modern science, let's call it a more spiritual approach, perhaps raw spring water is such a thing?
The claims being done are massive, to say the least - but will this "untouched" water give any true benefits over lets say, ionized water? Or could it even be dangerous due to it's non-filtered properties?

This is completely new to me, the idea of "Raw" spring water, but I will say that Adya Clarity seems to do a LOT for any type of water that you add to it.

nidhogge wrote:Adya Clarity seems to do a LOT for any type of water that you add to it.

Good or bad things?

Anyone else...on raw water? CS? ABC?

Misirlou wrote:

nidhogge wrote:Adya Clarity seems to do a LOT for any type of water that you add to it.

Good or bad things?

Anyone else...on raw water? CS? ABC?

Use the site findaspring.com. Hopefully someone in your area has "pinned" a spring on the map and had the water TDS tested. I gather spring water whenever I have a change although not as often as I like. Adya Clarity is a great addition not only to water, but also to other liquid products as well.

What is it you are specifically interested in about the above mentioned?

Good to great things, Misir! I'll try to scan some documents that I have on Adya Clarity to share with you.

Please discontinue or limit the of consumption of adya clarity, if you have any, on a regular basis. I usually used a little when I was forced to use tap water without a filter or bottled water (anything that I drank out of plastic). Obviously if you have spring water or even filtered water (depending on your system) it wouldn't be needed. There is a lot of talk about its very high aluminum and iron content. So don't go drinking the super shots they recommend for detox if you own it and are consuming it. I haven't read any reports of people getting sick from it, so I just wanted to throw that out there.