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by coldbrewed
600 days ago
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My guess is that the presence of lithium in the groundwater is in trace amounts if at all, while the dosing of lithium is in the domain of ~300mg. A casual search for the quantity of lithium in brine from a mine shows a max of 1400ppm for a rich mine in Chile[1] so drinking straight brine wouldn't get you anywhere near the therapeutic dose. Good question! [1]: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S01691... |
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I agree it's not likely you'd get a measurable effect from the local groundwater.