Why Filtered Water

Water is the essential fluid of life, the solvent of our ills and the deliverer of a radiant long life.

Chlorine and lead are the two most common contaminants in water. Chlorine produces by-products that contribute to cancer and birth defects. The chemical itself may contribute to heart disease. Lead is toxic even in small amounts.

High-level lead poisoning can cause organ damage and stunt the nervous system, leading to mental retardation. In many cities, public health officials are finding water contaminated with cryptosporidium, a microbe that can cause great harm to people with compromised immune systems.

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A powerfully important, yet a very fragile resource, pure water no longer exists any where on the face of the earth.

The speed at which natures purification process works is in dramatic conflict with the rate at which man is damaging our planets water supplies.

Most water sources contain elements which not only effect the taste of the water, but are also suspected of contributing to a wide number of health problems.
Tap water and even bottled water, often contain traces of lead, bacteria, and other chemical pollutants which trickle down through the soil from agriculture and industry, eventually ending up in the water we drink.

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Our health and the health of our families are life’s most valuable possessions. Success and happiness can only be fully realized in good health.

The environment has a cumulative effect on our health. The air we breathe, the water we drink, and the foods we eat, all contribute to the quality of our lives. In today’s fast paced industrialized society it is increasingly important to eliminate as many negative influences on our health as possible.

In years past the pure healthful influence of our water was taken for granted, we no longer have that privilege.

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Water is quite possibly the single most important ingredient in achieving or maintaining a desired weight.

Water suppresses the appetite naturally and helps the body metabolize stored fat. A decrease in water intake will cause fat deposits to increase, while an increased water intake can actually reduce fat deposits.

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The composition of the human body is more than 70% water.

Without water all life would end in a matter of days. More than just a thirst quencher, water is the vehicle for carrying essential nutrients through-out our bodies. Water also helps maintain normal body temperature, proper digestion, provides healthier skin, accelerates muscle development and increases our energy level.

Just a 5% drop in body fluids will cause a 25-30% loss of energy in the average person. Science has shown that 8 to 10 glasses of water each day are required to keep your body healthy and in proper condition.

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Many aspects contribute to the quality of our water.

Regardless of how chemicals and pollutants are disposed of they will eventually find their way into our water supplies.

Rain picks up airborne pollutants as it falls from the sky, these elements make their way into our rivers, lakes and underground aquifers which we rely on for our drinking water.

Agricultural chemicals such as fertilizers, herbicides and pesticides travel through-out the soil into our water supplies. Factory’s use disposal sites called shallow injection wells to deposit waste materials. Underground storage tanks for gas and other chemicals often leak their contents into the earth.

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