Laut einer Studie ist Trinkwasser eine Hauptquelle für die Lithiumbelastung
https://www.earth.com/news/drinking-water-is-a-major-source-of-lithium-exposure-study-finds/
Laut einer Studie ist Trinkwasser eine Hauptquelle für die Lithiumbelastung
https://www.earth.com/news/drinking-water-is-a-major-source-of-lithium-exposure-study-finds/
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Water helps a growing body recharge, now with extra lithium, water can help you supercharge!
Seems to be localized to studying water quality in tribal communities across the west. Wonder how this compares to rural communities or the urban water supplies. I’d guess that there is a likely correlation with water hardness.
Great!
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10227915/
Lithium is awesome.
In Ashland, Oregon, they have a public lithium drinking water fountain that Shakespeare theatergoers drink from for good health. https://ashland.news/viewpoint-the-virtues-of-ashlands-lithia-water/
isnt lithium dust covering almost the entire earth
Areas with high lithium levels have lower rates of mental illness.
Source, among many: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0165032721012635
I have bipolar, and they’re really not sure the mechanism. It could have to do with neuroplasticity.
Great bring me some cobalt and no need to sleep anymore
good! Some people have to pay for that.
>point to possible benefits such as lower suicide rates.
*mostly joking
Lithium is a perfectly normal trace mineral to have in drinking water. Areas with more trace lithium have happier people.
Isn’t there a valley in Ireland called (notably) ‚the valley of the insane‘ in local mythology. Where insane people went to find better health…
Some guy along the way tested the water and found it rich with lithium…
I take supplemental lose dose lithium and my mental health is greatly improved. It’s an important trace mineral.
Discontinue the lithium
Reading these comments I’m kinda wondering if I can source a lithium supplement 🤣
The next generation energy drink
Orange juice is a major source of vitamin c exposure