Reverse osmosis is the only thing that removes super small contaminants such as fluoride and heavy metals. If there were venom peptides those would be caught in larger filters.
I have been researching but I cannot find anything on how large individual venom peptides are? Is there a range of sizes? My lady believes they are comparable in size to bacteria which would put them at 2 microns. Can't confirm or deny without some more data.
Health Ranger (brighteon.com and naturalnews.com) is a materials scientist of some discipline with experience food testing in labs. His resources are rhe best i can offer. Check out his HRR podcast over the past 2 or 3 weeks, he goes in depth.
Thanks, fren! I don't have Health Ranger on my radar but now I do
My lady is fuckkkin stupid tho. she doesn't understand the difference between kilodaltons and microns is a little more complex than just size. haha. Gotta keep her dumb ass educated. I'm sure this will help.
Reverse osmosis is the only thing that removes super small contaminants such as fluoride and heavy metals. If there were venom peptides those would be caught in larger filters.
Chlorine dioxide kills venom peptides if there are any smaller than 0.5 microns, per health ranger podcast.
Chlorine dioxide does all kinds of good things.
I have been researching but I cannot find anything on how large individual venom peptides are? Is there a range of sizes? My lady believes they are comparable in size to bacteria which would put them at 2 microns. Can't confirm or deny without some more data.
Health Ranger (brighteon.com and naturalnews.com) is a materials scientist of some discipline with experience food testing in labs. His resources are rhe best i can offer. Check out his HRR podcast over the past 2 or 3 weeks, he goes in depth.
Thanks, fren! I don't have Health Ranger on my radar but now I do
My lady is fuckkkin stupid tho. she doesn't understand the difference between kilodaltons and microns is a little more complex than just size. haha. Gotta keep her dumb ass educated. I'm sure this will help.