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Drinking Water Scams
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Read this article
before you consider paying for your drinking water.
Wouldn't it be nice to stop poisoning
ourselves with polluted or unhealthy drinking water? I, for one, felt
that I would love to find a source of safe inexpensive drinking water.
(Ideally, I'd love to turn on the tap, and out it would flow!)
Whether it's curing cancer with magnets or herbal wonder-remedies or
Vioxx, we've all seen the fantastic claims people make about their
health products AND about how your whole life will be changed! I can
tell you right now that 90% are frauds. You may even have fallen prey
to some of these scams, selling you the latest fad. Me too. I've
bought so many kinds of drinking water, I can't recall. (If a lie is
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Finally, after many disappointments I
got FED UP. I decided to get to the bottom of this desire we all have
to make sure that our most basic nutrient -- water -- will keep us
healthy, not make us sick.
I checked out endless commercial websites and a number of university
and government sites; and I was dismayed at what I repeatedly found:
- Outdated information or info
repeated from other websites
- Wild and sensational claims
- No research
- No refunds, etc.
I already knew that we can't trust
our tap water because of the presence of up to 2000 contaminants.
Specifically, I found:
a) Bottled Water:
a real mish-mash of quality, often no more than filtered tap water
sold at outrageous mark-ups and at quite an environmental cost.
b) Reverse-osmosis and
distilled water: completely
ignored the medical evidence of the dangers in the ongoing drinking of
water that is void of minerals, acid in nature and oxidizing.
I quickly realized that these products were either useless, overpriced
or potentially harmful long-term. And the companies were smiling all
the way to the bank.
Nevertheless I was able to find products that were well-researched and
legitimate: water ionizers and certain filters.
I found two websites providing
comparisons of reliable water purifiers:
www.waterfiltercomparisons.net and
www.waterpurifier101.com . (While the first of these sites does
not address the problem of acidity in drinking water, it is
straightforward in its assessment of what various water filters do.)
I hope that you're not misled by false claims, and take a look at
these resources, for the sake of your health.
Stan Howard is a researcher with
Best Water, which offers a free report comparing all types of water
purification, and other vital information on drinking water quality.
Receive your free report here:
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