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I couldn’t even imagine this. I consume tap water daily. And to be honest also never heard such storys before this.

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Yeah sinus rinse requires already boiled water, even straight from the glacier, I think it’s super sensitive to infection

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You can consume it, the infection happens if it gets into your nose.

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That much I got. Thank you. I just don’t get the part why people would do this?

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Health reasons. Blocked sinuses or something.

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