bottled water question

[Guest guest]

We are on well water and because so many on this rural road have had

cancer I am reluctant to use it. I know if I distill it there is a

strong danger of potentiating any remaining herbicides/pesticides so

that is out (distilling only takes care of 98% and I did extensive

research on the danger).If I use reverse osmosis it means my pump

will be running all day and night plus have to use proper pre and

post filters. So have been buying bottled water from DrinkMoreWater

here in MD but of course its in the blue plastic which they claim is

ok. Just wondering what other options I have. We are considering

having expensive tests done of our well water and see if anything is

wrong with it but we know a local farmer uses horrible herbicides and

pesticides nearby Thanks for any input or advice

Brit

[Guest guest]

Brit,

 

I too, receive water from Drink More and just a heads-up... you may

have seen a new water company advertised on TV called Endless Water,

well it's the same water company. I speak quite often to the

owner/promoter, Tony. He says that they are trying very hard to keep

safe and affordable drinking water for us locally and the new deal is

up to 8 bottles per month the bill remains at $30. Same company,

same water.

 

If you have any questions about the water just call Drink More and

ask for Tony and tell him that Elaine from Rockville referred you.

He's very good at explaining everything to you about the water. You

don't get this kind of attention from " Crystal, Polar and others " .

 

Truthfully speaking, after listening to Dr. Sunyatta's show yesterday

about plastic and bottled water I'm just about ready to catch rain

water and distill is myself. Nearly everything we touch IS plastic!

 

Good Health to You

 

Elaine

 

, " BH " <abrit38> wrote:

> We are on well water and because so many on this rural road have

had

> cancer I am reluctant to use it. I know if I distill it there is a

> strong danger of potentiating any remaining herbicides/pesticides

so

> that is out (distilling only takes care of 98% and I did extensive

> research on the danger).If I use reverse osmosis it means my pump

> will be running all day and night plus have to use proper pre and

> post filters. So have been buying bottled water from DrinkMoreWater

> here in MD but of course its in the blue plastic which they claim

is

> ok. Just wondering what other options I have. We are considering

> having expensive tests done of our well water and see if anything

is

> wrong with it but we know a local farmer uses horrible herbicides

and

> pesticides nearby Thanks for any input or advice

> Brit