30th June 2007
When we think about the importance of water, most of us think
only about our drinking water. It's true that quality drinking water
is a very important component to our well being. However, what
about those steamy hot showers some of us like to take?...
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06th March 2007
Imagine: your shower can actually save and prolong your life.
Sure, in today's health-conscious crazy world, just about any
product boasts about extending yourlife. But new shower filter
technologies can, in fact, prevent a host of serious diseases ...
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13th August 2006
This Summer, Stay Wet on the Inside
The human body consists largely of water -- muscle tissue, for example, is a surprising 75%. In the course of a normal day, we lose some of this water, and, like a car with a leaky radiator, if we don't constantly r...
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03rd May 2006
You wouldn't knowingly bathe in toxins every morning, or
set out to harm your lungs and sinuses, irritate your
allergies and skin, or willingly increase your risk of cancer.
But the fact is, chlorine and its by-products in your shower water are to...
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29th March 2006
(free to publish)
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 inexpensi...
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01st February 2006
(free to publish)
In health circles there has been much recent talk about acid /alkaline imbalance. Let's see if we can clarify how experts recommend we correct this imbalance.
The problem
Your body functions best when neither too acid nor too alk...
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01st February 2006
(free to publish)
You're thirsty after working in the sun on a hot Saturday
afternoon. You head to the kitchen and pour yourself a cool glass of water and gulp it back greedily. The immediate effect is to cool you down, quench your thirst, and re-hyd...
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