Water and Purity

Perhaps the most important feature or aspect of water—when it comes to defining its quality or benefit to those consuming it—is purity.

It is so important, in fact, that a majority of the water that people see in bottles on their grocery store shelves or gas stations has been purified. Meaning they have taken a source of water and then processed out the “impurities” or solids from the water. This is critical in understanding the difference between spring water and purified water. Spring water comes directly from the ground and is bottled without any purification process.