Healthy Spirituality 6 Water

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WATERLecture6


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HealthySpiritualityLectureSeries

y WhatWe

Eat

The

Best

Food

We

Possibly

Can

&

Why

We

Eat

ToFeedourTempleandPrepareitforSpiritualWork:

Lectures14

y HowMuchWeEat Portions,HowWeEat Mindfulness&

Prayer:Lecture5

y WATER:Lecture6

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WhatisWater?y

Everythingis

made

of

atoms.

An

atom

is

the

smallest

particleofanelement,likeoxygenorhydrogen.

y Atomsjointogethertoformmolecules.

y

A

water

molecule

has

three

atoms:

two

hydrogen

(H)

2 .

y Asingledropofwatercontainsbillionsofwater

molecules.

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Howmuchwaterissuitablefor

r n ngwa er

y Ofallthewaterontheearth,humanscanuseonlyaboutthree

tenthsofapercentofthiswater.

y Suchusablewaterisfoundingroundwateraquifers,rivers,and

freshwaterlakes.

y Weusethissmallamountofwaterfordrinking,transportation,

heatingandcooling,industry,andmanyotherpurposes.

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y , .

safe,clean

drinking

water.

y WhiletheaverageAmericanuses80100gallonsofwaterperday,

thoseindevelopingcountriescannotfindfive.

y Thewater

and

sanitation

crisis

claims

more

lives

through

disease

thananywarclaimsthroughguns.

y Thereareestimatesthatfromfivehundredthousandtoseven

.

y InBolivianearlyoneoutofeverytenchildrenwilldiebeforethe

fromalackofcleandrinkingwater.

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consistsofwater?

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TAPWATER

yWhatisinourtapwater?

yWhatdoesthattreatment

failtoachieve?

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em ca s

nour

ap

a er

y 90,000chemicalsknowntobeonthemarketthatareinuseathome,inagricultureandintheindustrymayendupinourwatersupply.

y 2000toxic

chemicals

have

been

identified

to

be

present

in

our

water.

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Pharmaceuticalsin

the

water

y

Researchersfound

residueofabout100

p armaceutica sint e

water.

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y Introducedintopublicwatersuppliesbackinthe1940s

a terastu yo c ren v ng nanareat at a

naturallyhigh

levels

of

fluoride

in

the

water.

These

kids

.

y Fluorideisnotanutrientthehumanbodyneeds,andthe

takenfromthesmokestacksoffertilizerplantsandisa

toxin.

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HowToxicisFluoride?

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%of

Fluoride in

US

States

y

areused:

aluminum,

arsenic,

lead,

and

chromium

all

knowntobecarcinogens.

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Theextentoffluoridatedwaterusagearoundtheworld

Colorsindicatethepercentageofpopulationineachcountrythatreceivesfluoridatedwater,

wherethefluoridationistolevelsrecommendedforpreventingtoothdecay.

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Thisincludesbothartificiallyandnaturallyfluoridatedwater.


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HealthRisks

of

Ingesting

Fluoride

y Risktothebrain Fluoridecandamagethebrain.Cancausedementialike.HumanstudieshavefoundadverseeffectsonIQatlevels.

y Riskto

the

thyroid

gland

Fluoride

is

an

endocrine

disrupter;

may

reduce

thefunctionofthethyroidamongindividualswithlowiodineintake.Reduction of th roid activit can lead to loss of mental acuit de ressionandweightgain.

y Risktobones Fluoridecandiminishbonestrengthandincreasetheriskfor

bonefracture.

y s or onecancer. n ma an umans u es ave oun aconnec onbetweenfluorideandaseriousformofbonecancer(osteosarcoma)inmalesundertheageof20.Uptohalfofadolescentswhodeveloposteosarcomadiewithinafewyearsofdiagnosis.

y

Riskto

kidney

patients.

People

with

kidney

disease

have

aheightened

susceptibilitytofluoridetoxicity.Theheightenedriskstemsfromanimpairedabilitytoexcretefluoridefromthebody.Asaresult,toxiclevelsoffluoridecanaccumulateinthebones,intensifythetoxicityofaluminumbuildup,andcauseorexacerbateapainfulbonediseaseknownasrenalosteodystrophy.

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FluorideAffects

the

Pineal

Gland

locatedbetween

the

two

hemispheresofthebrainthat

regulatestheproductionofthe

hormonemelatonin.

Melatoninisahormonethathelps

regulatetheonsetofpubertyand

damagecausedbyfreeradicals.

20

.

reducedlevelofcirculatingmelatoninwasaccompaniedbyanearlieronsetof

pubertyin

the

fluoride

treated

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uor econsump on

y

uman

cancerdeath

rate

y In1975Dr.JohnYiamouyiannis publishedapreliminarysurveywhichshowedthatpeopleinfluoridatedareashaveahighercancerdeathrate

thanthose

in

non

fluoridated

areas.

y TheNationalCancerInstituteattemptedtorefutethestudies.

y Laterin1975Yiamouyiannis joinedwithDr.DeanBurk,chiefchemistoftheNationalCancerInstitute(19391974)inperformingotherstudies

w c

were

en

nc u e

n

e

ongress ona

ecor

y

ongressman

Delaney,who

was

the

original

author

of

the

Delaney

Amendment,

which

prohibitedtheadditionofcancercausingsubstancestofoodusedforhumanconsum tion.

y Bothreportsconfirmedtheexistenceofalinkbetweenfluoridation

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Fluorideshavebeenusedto

humanbein s

y

It

is

a

little

known

fact

that

fluoride

compounds

were

a e tot e r n ngwatero pr sonersto eept em

docileandinhibitquestioningofauthority,bothinNazi

rison cam s in World War II and in the Soviet ula s in

Siberia.

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Fluorosis

Moderatefluorosis

Mildfluorosis

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Severefluorosis


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Thecontents

of

afamily

size

tube

enoughto

kill

a25

pound

child

y In 1991, the Akron (Ohio) Regional Poison Center

reported that "death has been reported followingingestion of 16mg/kg of fluoride. Only 1/10 of an ounce

of fluoride could kill a 100 pound adult. According to the

",

fluoride." Even Proctor and Gamble, the makers of Crest,

acknowledge that a familysized tube "theoretically

contains enough fluoride to kill a small child."

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Fluoridesare

medically

poisons,which

is

why

they

are

usedtokillrodents

y TheSeptember18,1943issueoftheJournalofthe

AmericanMedicalAssociation,states,"fluoridesare

,

ofthe

cell

membrane

by

inhibiting

certain

enzymes.

The

exactmechanismsofsuchactionsareobscure."

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TooMuchFluoridey Inanunprecedentedadmission,theUSgovernmentnowsays

there's"too

much"

fluoride

in

our

water.

An

ABC

News

article

publishedJanuary7,2011states:

"Inaremarkableturnabout,federalhealthofficialssaymany

Americansare

now

getting

too

much

fluoride

because

of

its

presencenotjustindrinkingwaterbutintoothpaste,mouthwashandotherproducts,andit'scausingsplotchesonchildren'steethand erha smoreserious roblems.TheU.S.

Departmentof

Health

and

Human

Services

announced

plans

Fridaytolowertherecommendedleveloffluorideindrinkin waterforthefirsttimeinnearl 50 ears basedonafreshreviewofthescience."

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healthare:1.SanJose,California "SanJoseWaterCompanydoesnotadd

fluorideto

the

water

and

any

fluoride

that

is

found

is

naturally

occurringinthewater."

2.Fargo,NorthDakota Fluoridatedsince1952

3.Boise,Idaho Notfluoridateddueto0.79ppm fluorideinwater

4.Lincoln,

Nebraska

Fluoridated

since

1970

5.SiouxFalls,SouthDakota Fluoridatedsince1970

6.VirginiaBeach,Virginia Fluoridated,accordingtoCDC

. , November

2007

8.Raleigh,NorthCarolina Fluoridatedsince1957

. ,

10.ColoradoSprings,Colorado Notfluoridated28


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8of

the

top

10

WORST

CITIES

FOR

TheNovember2010issueofMen'sHealthmagazineidentified

1.St.Louis Fluoridatedsince1963

2.Philadelphia

Fluoridated

since

1954

3.Newark NJ Notfluoridated4.Baltimore(MD) Fluoridated5.NewOrleans(LA) Fluoridatedsince1974

6.Jackson,

Mississippi

Fluoridated

since

19697.JerseyCity,NewJersey Notfluoridated

8.Milwaukee(WI) Fluoridatedsince19539.KansasCity(MO) Fluoridatedsince1981

10.

Dallas

(TX)

Fluoridated

since

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Stepsto

Reduce

Fluoride

Exposure

' .

yRead

labels

on

bottled

beverages.

Unless

they

are

made

using

distilled

orreverseosmosiswater,theyareprobablymadewithfluoridated.

y Considerusingunfluoridated toothpaste.

y

Avoiddrinking

black

or

red

tea.

Black

and

red

tea

come

from

two

,amountsoffluorine.

y Bewaryoftinnedfishandcannedfooditems.Fluoridemaybeusedas.

y Avoidblackorredrocksaltoritemscontainingblackorredrocksalt.

y Avoidusingchewingtobacco.

y Avoidlongtermuseofmedicationthatcontainsfluorine.Certain

antidepressants

and

medications

for

osteoporosis

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Watery

Reverse

Osmosis

Filtration

Thisisusedtopurifyseveraltypesofbottledwater(notall),sosomebottledwatersareunfluoridated.Reverseosmosissystemsaregenerallyunaffordableorpersona use.

y

Distillation

Filtration

removefluoridefromwater.Onarelatednote:Whenlookingatbottledwater,keepinmindthat'distilledwater'doesnotimplythataproductissuitablefordrinkingwaterandotherundesirableimpuritiesmaybepresent.

y ActivatedAlumina

Defluoridation Filter

Thesefiltersareusedinlocaleswherefluorosis isprevalent.Theyarerelativelyexpensive(lowestpricewas$30/filter)andrequirefrequentreplacement,but

oo eranopt on or omewater trat on.

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TheseDo

NOT

Remove

Fluoride

y Brita,Pur,andmostotherfilters.

Somewebsites

about

fluoride

removal

state

otherwise,

'fluorideisleftinthewater.

y BoilingWater

Thiswillconcentratethefluorideratherthanreduceit.

y FreezingWaterFreezingwaterdoesnotaffecttheconcentrationoffluoride.

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97%of

western

Europe

has

chosen

y InGermany,"TheargumentationoftheFederalMinistryof

wateristheproblematicnatureofcompulsionmedication."

y InBelgium,

it

is

"the

fundamental

position

of

the

drinking

watersectorthatitisnotitstasktodelivermedicinal

treatmenttopeople.Thisisthesoleresponsibilityofhealth

"

y InLuxembourg,

"In

our

views,

drinking

water

isn't

the

suitablewayformedicinaltreatment andthatpeople

needinganadditionoffluoridecandecidebytheirowntouse

the

most

appropriate

way."

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at

s

or ney Chlorineisanaturallyoccurringelement

y SymbolCl,atomicnumber17ontheperiodictable

y It'saverydangeroustoxinthathasmanyuses,fromdisinfectingto

eac ng.

y Insmallquantities,liquidandgasformscanbepoisonous.

y

thesaltsthatareintheearth.

y Manyanimals,includinghumansneedchlorinebutthereisalimit

towhat

we

can

physically

tolerate.

y Chlorinehaslongbeenusedtodisinfectourdrinkingwater

andGiardia.

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DANGERSOFCHLORINATEDWATER

y Chlorinatedwater

destroys

much

of

the

intestinal

flora

y ,

causemutationsbyalteringDNA,suppressimmunesystem

functionand

interfere

with

the

natural

controls

of

cell

growth.

y Chlorinehasbeendocumentedtoaggravateasthma

y

C or ne

an

c or nate

y

pro ucts

are

n e

to

a

greater

incidenceofbladder,breastandbowelcanceraswellas

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S ower ngan

Bat ng

n

y Showerin orBathin incontaminatedwateris

twiceasrisky.

y The skin the lar est or an in our bod absorbs the

toxins(especiallythechlorine).

y Thedan eriseven reaterwhenweinhalethechlorine

thatis

in

the

vapor

created

by

the

hot

water.

This

is

up

to

50timesmoreharmfulthendrinkingthewaterandis

suspectedtocauseasthmaandbronchitis.

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y Itsoneoftheeasiestandmosteffectivewaystoreduceharmfulexposuretochlorineandotherchemicals.

y Showeringinfilteredwaterresultsingreaterrespiratoryhealthbyreducingthe

risk

of

asthma

and

bronchitis

from

chlorine

inhalation.y Showeringinchlorinefree,filteredwaterdecreasestherisksofbladderand

breast cancer.

y Children,whoareparticularlyatriskoftheharmfuleffectsofchlorineinhalation,benefitespeciallyfromtheremovalofchlorinefromshowering

water.

sc or ne sa ea ngcauseo a gue,c or ne reewa erresu s n g erenergylevelsandoverallgreaterhealth.

y Resultsinbetterairqualitythroughoutthehouse.

y Withoutthedr in effectsofchlorine skinbecomessofter healthier & oun er

looking.y Reducesthepresenceofskinrashesandtheappearanceofwrinkles.

y Becausethehairisabletopreserveitsnaturalmoisturizingoils,itbecomesso eran ea erw enc or ne sremove roms ower ngwa er.

y Whenthebodyisabletoretainitsnaturalmoisturizers,theneedforcostly

lotionsand

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Doesboilingourwater help?

y Boilingthe

water

will

even

increase

the

risk

with

re ard to chemicals

y Whileboiling,thewaterwillevaporateandwewillbe

leftwith

amore

concentrated

mix

of

chemicals.

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I Drinkin B l W r

Better?

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,

forUnhealthy,EarthDamaging

Water? . ,

whichis1,900timesthepriceoftapwater.

y 40

ercentof

bottled

water

is

sim l

bottled

ta

water

y Mostmunicipaltapwatermustactuallyadheretomorestrict

puritystandardsthanthebottledwaterindustry.

y 38low

level

contaminants

were

found

in

bottled

water,

an

averageofeightchemicalsincludingdisinfectionbyproducts

s ,ca e ne, y eno ,n ra e, n us r a c em ca s,arsen c,

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$441percaseof12bottlesPer750mlbottle:USD$36.75

$1 ercaseof12bottles(7 0ml)

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$228percaseof12bottles(600ml)Per750mls:USD$23.75 Per750mlbottle:USD$12.92UptoUSD$45.83per750ml

bejeweledbottle


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NotaWiseHealthMove

y Plasticbottles

contain

chemicals

like

BPA

and

phthalates,

which

mimichormonesinyourbody.

Eventinyconcentrationscancauseproblemssuchas:

y Structuraldamage

to

your

brain

y Hyperactivity,increasedaggressiveness,andimpairedlearning

y Increasedfatformationandriskofobesity

y Alteredimmunefunction

y

Earlypuberty,

stimulation

of

mammary

gland

development,

disruptedreproductivecycles,andovariandysfunction

y Changesingenderspecificbehavior,andabnormalsexualbehavior

y Stimulationofprostatecancercells

y Increasedprostatesize,anddecreasedspermproduction43


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Anytimeyoudrinkfromaplastic

bottleyou

risk

exposure,

but

if

you

eaveyour o eo wa er na o

caror

reuse

it

our

ex osure

is

magnifiedbecauseheatandstress

ncreaset e

amount

o

c em ca s

.

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ast c

s

a or y

y The rocessin of lastic releases toxic com ounds like nickel

ethylbenzene,ethyleneoxideandbenzene.

yThe

U.S.

alone

uses

1.5

million

barrels

of

oil

to

make

plastic

waterbottles,themajorityofwhichthenendupinlandfills.

y 1,500waterbottlesarethrownawayeverysecond!

y

Corporationsare

pumping

water

from

underground

aquifers.

Thesenaturalspringsserveaswatersourcesfornearby

, ,

easilydrythemoutprematurely.45


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ast c

tew

n

ceans

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ays

o

re uce

p as c

use or

1.

Bring

your

own

cloth

bags

to

the

grocery

store

(or

any

store!).2.Don'tbuybeveragesbottlesinplastic.Glassisgreat.

14.

Package

your

leftovers

in

corningware.15.Bringyourowncontainerstorestaurantstopackageleftovers.

'. .they'retoopricey,useaglassmasonjar!Heavy,butcheap.

4.Don'tgettogocoffeeorhotdrinks.Yourdrinklidandcupwillliveonforover100years!Thelidsandliningareplastic.Bringyourownoraskforaceramic,reusablecup.

5.Go

to

the

farmer's

market

and

purchase

fresh

fruits

and

veggies

(not

. . . .

17.Stopusingdeodorantorantiperspirant.It'snotnaturaltopreventyourselffromsweating.Useperfumeinaglassbottleifyouwantanicesmell.

18.Donotuseairfresheners.Lightacandleorincenseinstead.

packagedinplastic).

6.Don'tbuyconveniencefoodspackagesinplastic.

7.Makeyourownbread.

8.Buybreadfrombakeriesthatpackageinpaper.

19.Storeallyourfoodinglasscontainers.Ifyoupurchasesomethingbottledinglass,cleanitandreuseit!

20.Buybulkcereal,bringyourownpaperbags.

21.Buytortillachipspackagedinpaperbags.

9.Cleanwithbakingsodaandvinegarinsteadofcleanerspackagedin

plastic.

10.Buylaundrydetergentinboxes,notliquidinplasticcontainers.

11.Buyfarmfresheggsinreusablepapercontainers.

. uy u co eepac age npaperor ncans,or r ngyourownbags.

23.Buymilkinpapercartons.

24.Buypeanutbutterthatispackagedinglasscontainers.

12.Getyourcheesefromthedeliandplaceitinyourowncontainer(glassoraplasticonethatyoualreadyhave,don'twastewhatyoualreadyhave!)orgetitwrappedinpaper.

13.Buy

your

meat

from

the

deli

and

have

it

wrapped

in

paper.

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26.Compost

your

tras ,

re uce

your

use

o

p ast c

tras

ags.

27.Linesmalltrashbinsinyourhousewithpaperbags.

28.Whenorderingdrinks,say"nostrawplease!"

29.Bu realma les ru comesin lassbottles we etoursat

41.Use

sta n ess

stee

s ppy cups

or

s.

42.Useclothbasedtoysforyourpets,likecatnipmiceandsoftsquishyballs.

43.Buyclothdiapers.Manygreatvarietiesavailableandbetterforourbab .Wefillasu erbowlsizeholeever da withdis osal

TraderJoes.

30.Buytoiletpaperthatiswrappedinpaper,notplastic.

31.Don'tuseZiploc.Ifyouneedtokeepthingslikehalfanonion(happenstousallthetime!)usealuminumorwaxypaper.

diapersthatwillleachtoxinsintotheenvironmentforcenturiestocome.

44.Buy

CDs

packaged

in

cardboard

sleeves

or

buy

your

music

online.

32.Useclothragsforcleanuparoundthehouse,nopapertowels reducesyourtrashandneedfortrashbags.

33.Usematchesinsteadofplasticencasedlighters.Theyusuallygivethemtoyouforfreeattheliquorstore.

.shipinsteadofbubblewraporairfilledplastic.

46.Userealsilverwareforpartiesinsteadofplastic.

47.Userechargeablebatteriestoreducebuyingbatteries

packagedin

plastic.

. sec o nap ns. ey ee n cean re uceyourwas ean useofplastictrashbags.

35.Ifyouwantafundrink,buychocolatemilkinacartonorapplejuiceinglassbottle.Youcanalsofermentyourowndrinksinglassmasonjars.

48.Makeacompostheaptoreduceyourfoodwasteandputitbackintotheearth.

49.Useareusableclothbagoroldfashionedsteellunchboxtocarryyourlunchtoworkorschool.

36.Bringyourownbagtoallstoresyoushopinandsay"nobag

needed,thanks!"

37.Putemptycardboardboxesinyourcartotransportheavyitemstoandfromyourcarwithoutabag.

" "

50.Makeyourownyogurtinglassmasonjars.It'seasy!

LastbutnotLeast!

51.Spreadtheword!Tellpeopleabouttheharmfulchemicalsinplastic,thepacificgarbagepatchandhelp

. .

39.Don'tuseplasticcuttingboards.Usewoodorglass.

40.Usebabybottlesmadeofglass.

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Conclusionabout

Bottled

y Whatyouarepayingforisoftennodifferent,oreven

worse,thanthewaterthatcomesoutofyourfaucet.

y Whenyoufactorinotherelements,likethechemicalsthat

can eac rom ep as c o ean s mpac on e

environment,bottledwaterbecomesalosingpropositionnomatterhow oulookatit.

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Ta edisafilmthatexaminestheroleofthe

bottledwater

industry

and

itseffectsonhealth,c ma ec ange,po u on,

andrelianceonoil.

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Iswaterahumanrightoracommoditytobeboughtandsoldinaglobalmarketplace?


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FilterYour

Tap

Water

ere wa er scons ere emos e ec ve,c eap

andenvironmental

friendly

solution

for

drinking

water.

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Contaminantsto

Remove

y Organiccompounds(Pesticides,Herbicides,

Pharmaceuticals,Fuels,etc.)

y Toxicmetals(Lead,Mercury,Aluminum,Cadmium,

Chromium,Copper,etc.)

y ac er a an v ruses ar a, ryp ospor um,e c.

y Radioactivesubstances(RadonandUranium,etc.)

, , .

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WhichFiltrationSystemisBest?1.DetermineYourWaterTreatmentNeeds

y Identifyyourmainwaterqualityconcerns.Doesthewatertastefunnyorhaveanunusualodor?Isthewaterdiscolored

orleaving

scale

deposits?

Or,

did

awater

test

or

community

water

quality

report

indicate

the

water

contained

high

amountsofanycontaminants?

2.DetermineWhichProductsCanTreatYourConcerns

Listedherearefivecommontechnologiesandtheirpotentialuses:y Filtermedias Mayreducechemicals,somemetals,parasitesand,sediment.

y Cation exchangesoftener Helpreducehardwater;somealsoreducebariumandradium.

y Distillers

Helpreduce

heavy

metals,

minerals,

and

non

volatile

chemicals.

y Reverseosmosis Mayreducesomemetals,minerals,andparasites;postfiltermayalsoreducesomechemicals.

y Ultravioletdisinfection Helpprotectagainstbacteriaandviruses.

3.SelecttheProductStyleThatBestSuitsYourNeeds

y Pourthrough Waterdripsviagravitythroughafilter.Pros:noinstallationrequired.Cons:frequentfilterchanges.

y Faucetmount Mountsonkitchenfaucet.Usesdivertertodirectwaterthroughfilter.Pros:easytoinstall.Cons:

frequentfilter

changes.

y Countertopconnectedtosinkfaucet Filterconnectstoexistingsinkfaucetviaahose/tubing.Pros:easytoinstallandlongerfilterlife.Cons:usesupcounterspace.

y Plumbedintoseparatetap Installsunderasink;filteredwaterisusuallydispensedthroughanauxiliaryfaucet.Pros:onger er e. ons:mayrequ repro ess ona ns a a on.

y Pointofentry Installswherethewaterlineentershome.Pros:treatsallwaterenteringthehome.Cons:mayrequireprofessionalinstallation.

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everse

smos sCons:

y Removesmineralsthatshouldbeinthewater

y Thefiltering

process

damages

the

structure

of

the

water

y

y Itissimilartothedistilledwater,justlessacidic.

Pros:y Willremovevirtuallyallofthepollutants,suchasdisinfectionbyproducts,

fluoride,arsenic,lead,drugsinthewatersupply,rocketfuel,bacteria,viruses

o ut on: some g qua tysa t, e ma ayansa t,a out teaspoon or

gallonto

remineralize.

A

simple

way

to

restructure

the

water

would

be

to

create

avortexbyputtingalargespooninthecontainerandswirlingitaroundveryfast

forawhile.Thiswillclearlystarttorestructurethewater.Gettingthewatercold,owntoa out egrees ent gra eor egrees a ren e tw a sowor .

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st at on

y

After

being

distilled,

the

water

is

dead

water,

veryacidic itstripswaterofnaturaltraceelements.Thisdeficientwaterwillattractmineralsfromyourbodytocompensateforitsdeficiency.

y Thisis

the

most

ex ensive

water

since

it

takes

alot

of

water

to

flushthroughthissystemtogettherequiredoutcome.

y Doesnotremovetheseharmfulchemicals pesticides,herbicides,

Pros:

y Willreliablyremovebacteriaandvirusesanddangerousheavymetalslikelead,arsenic,andmercury.Oftenusedinareasathighriskofwaterbornediseases.

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ar on

ra onPros:

.Contaminantssticktoitssurface.

y Willnot

remove

minerals

from

the

water.

y istheonlyoneofthethreewaterpurificationmethodsthatiscapableofremoving, , ,

dissolvedinwatersuchasinsecticidesorherbicides).

y Extractsthechlorineresistantprotozoagiardia andcryptosporidiumfromthedrinkingwater

Cons:

y granularfiltersdonotutilizethechemicaladsorptionprocess,allowingseveralcontaminantstopassthroughthefiltermedia.

y Likewise,rapidwaterfiltersallotwaterinadequatecontacttimewiththefiltermedia,

limitingthe

number

of

contaminants

that

may

be

removed.

Solution:Solidblockcarbonfilterssolvebothoftheseproblemsbyusingbothadsorptiveandslowfiltrationprocesses.Solidblockcarbonfiltersareabsolutelythebestandmosteffectivewaterfiltersavailable.

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tra

o et

s n ect onApproximately95percentoftheradiationpassesthrougha

flowsinathinfilmoverthelamp.Theglasssleevekeepsthe

lampat

an

ideal

temperature

of

104

F.

UV

radiation

affects

microorganisms

by

alterin theDNAinthecellsandim edin re roduction.

y UVtreatmentdoesnotremoveorganismsfromthewater,itmerelyinactivatesthem.

y se a one, ra at on oesnot mprovet etaste,o or,orc ar tyo water

y Thereisnoresidualdisinfectioninthewatertoinactivatebacteriathatmaysurviveormaybeintroducedafterthewaterpassesbythelightsource.ThepercentageofmicroorganismsdestroyeddependsontheintensityoftheUVlightandthecontacttime.Ifmaterialbuildsupontheglasssleeve,thelightintensity

and

the

effectiveness

of

treatment

are

reduced.

y Eithersedimentfiltration oractivatedcarbonfiltrationshouldtakeplacebefore.

y UVisoftenthelastdeviceinatreatmenttrain(aseriesoftreatmentdevices),following reverseosmosis,watersoftening,orfiltration.

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Whichwater

should

Idrink?

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Whatis

the

BEST

Water

y Waterfrom

agravity

fed

mountain

spring

that

is

obtained

directly

fromwhereithascomeoutoftheearth.

y Filteredbytheearthandstructuredanditisalsonotpasteurizedorheatedlikenearlyallcommercialbottledwaters. Youseethereare

butwhenyouheatthewater,justlikepasteurizingmilk,youdamageit.

. .

y Mostof

these

springs

are

FREE,

that

is

right,

the

best

water

in

the

worldandthereisNOCHARGEforit.Youcaneasilystoretenfivegallonjugsinmostcarsanditisawonderfulopportunityforyoutoregularlyescapefromthecitygetoutinnature.

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esources

ort s

ectureesources

or

t s

ecture

.

y WatchTAPPED

www.tappedthemovie.com

. . .

y www.fluoridealert.org/

y www. er ey ers.com

y www.findaspring.com

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