AquaNano™ filters vs. Reverse Osmosis (RO)
and Ion-Exchange systems Reverse Osmosis (RO) systems
remove all salts and microorganisms (bacteria and viruses) from water
with an effectiveness exceeding 99% and produce virtually distilled
water. However, complex volatile organic compounds (aromatic and chlorine-organic),
which are known carcinogens and especially harmful for human health
are removed with an effectiveness of only 60-70%. Also, organic fibers
used in the membranes of RO systems are an additional source of water
contamination with organic compounds.
Ion-Exchange (IE) resins are used to remove hard salts, heavy metals
and some non-metallic elements such as phosphorus and nitrogen from
water. The ion-exchange resins are complex polymers that decompose
over time and require to be periodically regenerated by sodium chloride
solution. The products of their decomposition also contaminate water.
This kind of contamination is difficult to detect and is rarely controlled
by authorities responsible for the safety of water supply.
Both RO and IE water purification systems violate the healthy mineral
composition of water and contaminate water with dangerous organic
compounds. The artificial re-mineralization of water by adding salts
to the distilled water is very ineffective because the natural ions
reside in water in an aquated state. The process of ion aquatation
is extremely slow (it takes about 100 hours) and the added salts have
no chance to participate in normal bio-chemical reactions in the human
body.
The intake of water with unbalanced mineral composition adversely
affects all important biological solutions in a human body, such as
blood plasma. Drinking de-mineralized or slightly mineralized water
may lead to serious illnesses and permanent damage of vital organs
and systems.
Unlike RO and IE filters, AquaNano™ HRCM-based water purification
systems preserve the original healthy mineral composition of water.
AquaNano™ filters are also extremely effective against any kind
of contamination by organic compounds.
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