Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Is this food grade?
Document: with no artificial additives as well as its purity this primary product may appear pricier than the regular dehydrated water such asDehydrated Water Capsulesamong the several other readily and cheaply available products in this line, you will appreciate the purity of the Future Essentials brand in the coming close future in which no longer will pure water be readily available, but only radioactive fracked sludge over running our shore lines and rivers.
Where has this been all of my life? Here are a few of the ways dehydrated water vastly improves upon hydrated water:- Spills are much easier to clean up.- MUCH lighter.
This so-called 'organic' dehydrated water is nothing but a marketing scheme. Future Essentials has done nothing more than cash in on the 'trendy' organic/gluten-free dehydrated water market. WAKE UP SHEEPLE! You're wasting your money on this product. If you want REAL organic/gluten and MSG free dehydrated water, DONT BUY THIS SWILL.
Not a problem with dehydrated water (SERIOUSLY--try it. )- Great for stronger cocktails.- Can be used to baptize aquaphobics.- Safe to use while doing electrical work.- Instant, automatic refill after depletion.
Most dehydrated water out there on the market contains trace amounts of Dihydrogen Oxide, which leaves a foul taste and can cause severe problems in those who suffer allergies to Dihydrogen Oxide. As a person with such an allergy I find it refreshing that someone has taken the time to produce a completely organic non-GMO product such as this. My only complaint is the package size. With such a life-essential product, it needs to come in larger Mylar packaging.
Making ice cubes from ODW doesn't leave a chemical taste in my scotch. Plus the alcohol content doesn't become diluted as they melt.
In reality, Future Essential'a dehydration process is more for show than anything. For starters, their plant is located downstream from a stockyard where the waste from GMO livestock is washed into the water supply. Contrary to what they say, FE's dehydration process isn't strong enough to remove all traces of the waste. And guess what? That waste ain't gluten free.If stockyard waste weren't enough, FE actually adds preservatives so that the product has a longer shelf life.
I have been concerned that it would be challenging to generate my homeopathic medications after the Rapture. (I expect to be Left Behind, you see.) But this offers such peace-of-mind. I'll store a bunch in my bunker.
I find my shampoo lathers more effectively with dehydrated water. Oh, and I hear bells when the bubbles pop, it's really kicked it all up a notch.
I assumed when I bought this, since it was organic, it would be gmo free. It's not, spend your money elsewhere on a LABELED gmo free product.
Answer: no