Is it possible to be allergic to water?
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You'd be a smelly person thats for sure. No bath or shower! How would you clean yourself?
I work as a commercial sales assistant for a water purification company and while its not possible to be allergic to water it is possible to be allergic to something contained within the water. There is so much crap in the water we drink that you wouldnt even begin to be able to explain it.
Up side is there are ways to fix it.... costly but doable.
Up side is there are ways to fix it.... costly but doable.
Did they die? 60f of the body is made up of water.
Good article. Thanks for the share.
Didn't know this? Water is all I drink
I wouldnt be over concerned, Because you have drank it all your life your body has built an immunity to the nasties that may appear in it. Buying a water system will of course improve the quality however, if you dont replace the filters when needed then you were better off drinking non filtered water... make sense?
A tip for you too, bottled water is way worse for you that tap water.... the posins in the plastic bottle alone are shocking, they may not be immenent but if the bottle ever gets a chance to heat and expand the posins will leak into the water and then you drink it.... its not good
OMG! You've put me off water now
cherryade it is from now on! Thanks for the reply though, who'd have thought tap water was better than bottled?
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There is a whole lot of bullshit out there about water
As a result a lot of expensive and very unnecessary legislation has been passed to deal with non existent manufactured problems
I could go on and on but won't bother everybody by boring them. Just remember that one has to drink a ton of water over a long time to be affected by most things.
Now that has to do with things like arsenic or certain non biologic things in the water. It is a whole other matter when the contaminant is something like e-coli or cryptosporidium.
As Keight said if you have a filter you need to change it on a regular basis. At a minimum once a year for standard sediment or carbon filters. At some point the filter will be so loaded with stuff the water quality is far worse than raw water if left unattended. If you have an RO filter you need to keep an eye on the status of the membrane. They can last as little as a year or for 3 years or so depending up the water and the type of filter.
That will be the end of todays lesson. There will be no test.
Drink safe
As a result a lot of expensive and very unnecessary legislation has been passed to deal with non existent manufactured problems
I could go on and on but won't bother everybody by boring them. Just remember that one has to drink a ton of water over a long time to be affected by most things.
Now that has to do with things like arsenic or certain non biologic things in the water. It is a whole other matter when the contaminant is something like e-coli or cryptosporidium.
As Keight said if you have a filter you need to change it on a regular basis. At a minimum once a year for standard sediment or carbon filters. At some point the filter will be so loaded with stuff the water quality is far worse than raw water if left unattended. If you have an RO filter you need to keep an eye on the status of the membrane. They can last as little as a year or for 3 years or so depending up the water and the type of filter.
That will be the end of todays lesson. There will be no test.
Drink safe
If you didnt know about it then it doesnt matter i mean really - i work in this industry and i still drink tap water at home i hear all the horror stories and i figure you know what, i have never bothered before i knew and im still alive why start now?
and the crap thats in city water...
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