Tag: Reverse Osmosis

Elderly and drinking water

Waterborne contaminants are not a new health risk. It has been the topic of discussion for years, inciting debates on policies, restrictions and technology when it comes to the water you use every day. Last year, a study by the University of California-Berkley’s School of Public Health shed some light

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What does “TDS” mean to you?

TDS (Total Dissolved Solids) Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) is a term used to define the amount of all the dissolved minerals in the water. Dissolved solids come from rock dissolved by water. High dissolved solids may have the following effects: Bad Taste – This could be really any variety of

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Is Flouride Necessary? Part 1 of 5

Here is a 5 part interview that addresses the issue of Fluoride being added to our Municipality water system. Is Fluoride necessary? Over the next 5 days take the time to watch this series of interviews. Its well worth your time “Natural health advocate Dr. Joseph Mercola and Fluoride Action

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Drink Up – Some Home Water Test

There is a theme I am hitting on right now, and it’s Drinking Water Month. So, here are some very quick ways to get an indication on how your drinking water stacks up. Check your ice cubes. If they are cloudy, you may have a water issue. Take the sniff

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