Even though your body starts peeing out more salt, it doesn’t change how much aldosterone hormone you make — meaning these two processes work independently.

Drinking this special mineral water makes your body produce less of a hormone called aldosterone, which helps control blood pressure — and this effect is stronger than with regular mineral water.

Drinking this mineral water makes you pee out more salt and less calcium — which might help protect your bones and kidneys.

Even though people urinate out more salt after drinking this mineral water, their blood pressure doesn’t go up — meaning the body’s salt removal system works fine without raising BP.

The levels of various blood chemicals like electrolytes, hormones, and kidney markers don't change based on how much sodium someone excretes in their urine.

People with a condition called primary aldosteronism have 6% more fluid outside their cells than others, but their sodium excretion doesn't affect this fluid level.