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Water filters compared (Part 2): water cycle, 7-step programme & FAQs

Thomas Freitag25. Mai 2026

Part 2: water cycle as model, the 7-step programme and FAQs.

7. The natural water cycle as a model

☁️EvaporationPurification ☀️LightVitalisation 🪨MineralsRemineralisation 🌀VortexingOxygen 💧IdealWater

Pure filtration only replaces the evaporation step. Truly natural water only emerges when purification and refinement are combined — that is exactly the concept of ideal water.

8. The 7-step programme of EIGW.org for greater physical performance

1

Ideal Water

2

Movement

3

Deacidification

4

Detoxification

5

Nutrition

6

Regeneration

7

Performance optimisation

Choosing the right water treatment is step 1 towards greater performance. Find the full picture in the 7-step programme article.

9. Don't take our word for it — test it yourself

Important for all tests:

Compare your tap water with ideal water — e.g. from a Trink Dich Fit water station or a low-mineral water such as Plose, Lauretana, or Voss.

These experiments are an invitation to observe — not scientific proof and not a health claim.

10. Frequently asked questions

Which water filter is the best?

For pure purification, reverse osmosis is the most effective economically viable method. For all three Vincent parameters (conductivity, pH, redox), the Trink Dich Fit water station is the complete solution.

Does a pitcher filter remove contaminants?

Only to a limited extent. Pitcher filters mainly improve taste. Contaminant removal is low — and they can harbour bacteria.

Does reverse osmosis also remove nitrates and pharmaceuticals?

Yes — reverse osmosis is one of the few methods that largely retains nitrates, pharmaceuticals, hormones, and microplastics. Pure activated carbon filters cannot do this for nitrates.

Is alkaline water healthier?

Alkaline water does not remove contaminants and is critically viewed as permanent drinking water. The Vincent criteria recommend slightly acidic water (pH 6.4–6.9).

Is purely filtered water sufficient?

Purification is one side. For natural ideal water, refinement (remineralisation, oxygen, structure) is also needed.

About the author: Günther Rodenbusch is responsible for editorial content at wasser-wissen.com. For over ten years, he has made scientific insights about water understandable for everyone.

Trink Dich Fit is a programme of EIGW. For the hardware of our Trink Dich Fit water stations, we work with Ideal Water as our implementation partner.

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