Quick Water Facts & Water Filtration Facts

Guidelines for good, living water are that the water is

· Clean· pH-balanced· bio-available· Tastes good

Conventional household filtration methods include:

1. Tap Water

· Often highly chlorinated· May contain chloramines· Has no minerals· Is acidic· Contains hormonal and pesticide residues· Contains lead and aluminum from the old pipes

2. Bottled Water

Companies that market bottled water as being safer than tap water are defrauding the American public. -- US FDA

· Is unregulated· Is expensive – average cost per gallon is USD $6.80· Is acidic· Packaged in porous plastic bottles that leach chemicals

3. Reverse osmosis

· Was developed for industrial purposes· De-mineralizes the body· Does not filter out everything· Is acidic

4. Britta-Filtered Water

· Filters out some contaminants, not others· Lacks minerals· Is acidic

5. Distilled Water

· Has been boiled· Devoid of minerals· Is acidic· Long-term consumption results in mineral deficiencies

6. Well Water

· No monitoring system for wells· Expensive to assure quality water· Varies widely in quality

7. PiMag(TM) Filtration Technology

· Magnetization restructures water molecules· Water carries up to 50% more oxygen· Has neutral pH· Is alkaline· Is bio-available

Significantly reduces contaminants such as: Aluminum, Copper, Cl, Fe, Pb, Mn, Hg; THM, Chlordan, Chloramines, VOC, PCB, Benzene, Carbon Tetrachloride, MTBE, as well as reducing particulates such as asbestos, microbes, cysts.

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