Why Should You Be Interested in Water Quality? Because it impacts your health and future and that of your family.

The News media has been revealing the truth about water quality both with bottle, well and public utility water.

It is far from healthy, clean and may not even be safe.

You decide – check our the following Dirty Secrets About Water!

Secrets About Water Sources:

• There are up to 315 contaminants that have been found in American tap water since 2004
• One study reported – 53.6 million Americans are exposed to contaminated tap and well water.
• Public Utility water often contains Pass through Pharmaceuticals and drugs that have been flushed down the toilet.
• Chlorine and fluorides are poisons
• Heavy Metals – arsenic, chemical run off from fertilizers and pesticides especially chemicals like Glyphosates
• Bacteria
• Fungus
• Chemically treated to change pH of water with lye
• Lye is used by municipal water to make the waters’ pH more neutral – not good for human bodies but help keep water pipes from rusting
• Municipal water chemical manufactures of chlorine and lye from brine, called the chlor-alkali process, has been identified as a major source of mercury contamination.

If you think Bottle Water is Better, try again –

• Bottled water is really only expensive municipal water
• 99% -/+ of bottled water tests to be overly acidic
• Reverse Osmosis water such as Dasani & Aqua Fina are acidic and lifeless as all the minerals have been removed
• Distilled water varies in pH from neutral to acidic. When water is distilled, all the minerals are removed from the water. The body needs minerals as much, if not more, than it needs vitamins. Distilled water has open bonds which allow for the water molecules to put up other chemicals. If you put distilled water in a plastic container, then the distilled water will grab plastic molecules. As a result, when you drink distilled water from a plastic container, you are also drinking plastic. When distilled water also picks up chemicals from the air, which causes distilled water to become acidic.