RE: Water quality?

[Guest guest]

Water quality makes a HUGE difference

for pets just as it does for adults – especially those who are fighting

disease. While tap water may not technically hamper with the effectiveness of

CS, it will have an affect on the animal in that it is putting more toxins into

their body.

 

Every living cell is made up of water. Water is VERY important to the

body and it needs to be clean and pure. Use distilled water and make sure

it is in glass bottles. The only company that I know who provides distilled

water in glass bottles is Mountain Valley Spring. They deliver just like

Ozarka and they are also in Whole Foods.

 

I used Ozarka distilled water for several years and then switched to Mountain

Valley Spring because they offered glass containers. Everyone in our

family could tell a difference in the taste of the water. I was

amazed. Plastic leeches and sitting out in the hot sun (especially the

Texas sun) on delivery trucks is fertile ground for contamination. Bottle

manufactureres will say that it doesn't matter. They get their

information from the chemical companies - you know, the ones that continually

lie to the public about the safety of plastics.

 

Be Well

Loretta

 

 

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Message-----

 

 

Hello

All...

I

have a question regarding adding CS to the drinking water of

pets...dogs,

cats, chickens even...

I

am tapped into a city municipal water supply...chlorinated,

fluoridated...Do

these " contaminations " affect the effectiveness of CS?

I

am looking into a reverse osmosis system.

Regards

 

 

[Guest guest]

When the reports came out about the plastic water bottles I looked

sadly at our huge plastic water jug sitting upside down on our new

ceramic reservoir. My husband went in for a fill up and came home and

said, " That guy's got glass jugs down there. "

I looked at him with my mouth open, " Go back and buy one! "

 

Evidently he cannot keep them in stock.

 

Word is getting out about the plastic.

 

Janet

scouring the flea markets for the old timers cast iron cookware

 

2008/7/28 Dr. Loretta Lanphier <drlanphier:

> Water quality makes a HUGE difference for pets just as it does for adults –

> especially those who are fighting disease. While tap water may not

> technically hamper with the effectiveness of CS, it will have an affect on

> the animal in that it is putting more toxins into their body.

>

> Every living cell is made up of water. Water is VERY important to the body

> and it needs to be clean and pure. Use distilled water and make sure it is

> in glass bottles. The only company that I know who provides distilled water

> in glass bottles is Mountain Valley Spring. They deliver just like Ozarka

> and they are also in Whole Foods.

>

> I used Ozarka distilled water for several years and then switched to

> Mountain Valley Spring because they offered glass containers. Everyone in

> our family could tell a difference in the taste of the water. I was

> amazed. Plastic leeches and sitting out in the hot sun (especially the

> Texas sun) on delivery trucks is fertile ground for contamination. Bottle

> manufactureres will say that it doesn't matter. They get their information

> from the chemical companies - you know, the ones that continually lie to the

> public about the safety of plastics.

>

> Be Well

> Loretta

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Hello All...

>

> I have a question regarding adding CS to the drinking water of

>

> pets...dogs, cats, chickens even...

>

> I am tapped into a city municipal water supply...chlorinated,

>

> fluoridated...Do these " contaminations " affect the effectiveness of CS?

>

> I am looking into a reverse osmosis system.

>

> Regards

>

>

>

>

>

>

 

 

 

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