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Research has now uncovered there are drugs in tap water

August 30th, 2008    Subscribe To Our Feed

Surprised, shocked, not the least bit surprised at the latest news.  New tests are showing that in most cities and places that use well water, there are drugs in tap water, and no they are not the kind used to treat the water, but real prescription, over the counter, and recreational drugs.

How is this happening? We are the cuplrits - yes us!  We take so many medications today, that they can’t be completely absorbed by our bodies and thus pass through our bodies via urine.  Although the sewage facilities are treated, as well as water from reservoirs and rivers before they are funneled into our drinking water, these treatments are not able to remove
all traces of medications.

But we are protected by government standards aren’t we?   Well, no actually.  The EPA has not regulated this aspect of the drugs in tap water, so there are no laws that can protect the consumer from yet another deadly assault on our water supply.

That’s not all.  Just today additional news stories include water tests raising questions in E. coli outbreak.  Yes, a state in Oklahoma found baceria in a water well near a restaurant where people were actually taken ill. 

In New Jersey news reports of one in eight private wells being contamined.  This could affect a percentage of the 400,000 homes in the state that use these private wells for drinking water.  About 12.5 percent of these wells were found to have a high level of at least one drinking water contaminant.  So the stories go on.

This is not an acceptable scenario for any of us.  Hence the need to the proactive and take your health into your own hands.

Now that you know there is a likelihood of drugs in tap water in your home what can you do about it. Get a water treatment system like many of the thousands of health conscious people today. 

If you don’t protect your family’s health, who is is going to?

Whole House Water Treatment

August 28th, 2008    Subscribe To Our Feed

You might disagree, but hear me out on this, although you are drinking pure filtered water, and think that you are doing the best for your health (and it’s certainly a significant step forward) - think also about using pure fresh water when you bathe, clean your dishes and wash your vegetables, fruits and meat.  This is the reason why whole house water treatment is so beneficial.

By utilizing a whole house water filter, you get the best purified water for all your needs.  You will need to connect the whole house water filter in your main water line so that you get filtered water everywhere.  This way, you get to use pure water for bathing, washing and everything you need to do.

You might think that it is totally unnecessary to use water treatment equipment.  However, according to doctors, showering in contaminated water is almost as bad as drinking contaminated water.  Apparently, if you shower for 20 minutes your bacterial intake is significantly increased.

As for brushing your teeth or washing your fruits and vegetables in water full of contamination, it is simply quite harmful to your health.

Using pure water will be extremely beneficial to you.  You will notice that both your skin and hair are softer and healthier.

Before you purchase whole house water treatment, test out which contaminants are present in your water, then you can buy a water filter accordingly.

Don’t forget to make sure that the water filter is certified by a recognized body, so you have some form of protection and buy from a reliable and trusted source.

Now that you are armed with this information, you and your family can enjoy the protection of having, pure healthful water for your everlasting benefit.  Not sure what to choose, look at a product used by thousands of people.  In fact, America’s no.1 ‘Best Buy’ for the last 5 years.  Good for the household budget as well.

Why Pure Water Filters? For Your Health Of Course

August 26th, 2008    Subscribe To Our Feed

If you are still not sure, let’s examine what is in our drinking water.  Are you in a state that recycles its waste water into drinking water?  If you’re not sure, find out because the risk of contaminated water is especially high for you.  Tap water around the country has been found to contain bacteria, parasites, and viruses on a regular basis.  These are kinds of microorganisms that are barely detectible and the treatment plants cannot get rid of them, so they quietly send them on through to your faucet.

There are other things that are found regularly in tap water, too.  Brace yourself, these might not be easy to swallow.  Prescription medications are regularly found in drinking water.  Do you want to know how they get there?  Not because people are heading down to the water treatment plant and dumping their expensive prescriptions into the water.  Not even because they are flushing unused drugs down the toilet, although this does account for a little bit of it.  Rather it is because they are flushing used prescription drugs down the toilet!  Yes, the traces of prescription drugs that are likely in your water come from human waste.  I told you to brace yourselves.

Animal waste, animal drugs, household cleaning products, antibacterial soaps, and traces of just about anything else that lays on the ground near a water source, soaks into the ground near a water source, or that goes down a drain or toilet are all contaminating our drinking water.  Now, think again about the previous question.  Is a drinking water system worth the money?

What’s stopping you getting a drinking water system today.

Is a Drinking Water System Worth It?

August 25th, 2008    Subscribe To Our Feed

Drinking water systems for the home have come a long way over the years.  The quality and technology of home drinking water systems is outstanding, and the systems themselves have gotten smaller and quieter than ever before.  And the prices of the home drinking water systems reflect the advancements, too.

So are the home drinking water systems worth the price you will pay for them?  That depends on the reason you think you might need the drinking water system in the first place.  Do you want soft water for your bath and shower that will make you feel better and make your skin and hair shine?  How much is that worth to you?  Enough to pay for the installation and upkeep of a drinking water system?  Not for most people, but some feel that they are worth every penny to look good.

Perhaps you would like to have cleaner sinks, toilets, and bathtubs and shower floors.  The orange, rusty looking stuff that forms everywhere your tap water touches is nearly impossible to remove.  It looks nasty and it is nasty.  Where does it come from?  Well, it comes from the same pipes that send water to your drinking water faucet.  Whatever is turning your toilet crusty and orange, and impossible to clean, is the same thing that you are putting into your body every time you take a drink of tap water.  Now is a drinking water system worth it?

What else do you think your drinking water could contain?  Something you want to put in your body, or children’s bodies.  Remember, going out for a good dinner, theatre etc. is a wonderful treat, but make no mistake, you will never regret looking after yourself by putting mineral fresh, clean, pure water in your body on a daily basis looking after yourself and that of your household.

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