Re: which water

[Guest guest]

in response to Donna's question about water, you are very right about the

contaminants in our water as we now have to worry about the food and

air...

for those who can afford reverse osmosis the literature suggests it to be

the best but most wasteful. in looking for a whole house filter my

husband could not justify the waste and we installed the Young Living

Waters of Life system as our christmas present to each other. we had the

plumber run a bypass so our outside water for the yard is not filtered

but I chose to filter the bath water and even the laundry so the chlorine

is not in the fabric we wear against our skin or the moisture we breathe

in the shower let alone sit in the tub and soak up...

studies I've read say that chlorine can " shut down the thyroid " or make

it not work as well which can cause fatigue, lower metabolism, symptoms

of low thyroid...there are lots of articles on the internet

plus this filter gets out the very small bacteria, viruses, chemicals and

pollutants. some germs are very difficult to kill as we find more

antibiotic resistant ones on the rise

I use therapeuctic grade essential oils to kill germs in our air (in a

diffuser) and water since they do not become resistant to germs. they are

just a plant extract so the body work with them where synthetic drugs and

cheap essential oils are not as easily assimilated and sometimes are

toxic or stored in the fat of the body. I like EO's also because they

pull out the garbage, they are researched to help clean the receptor site

of the cell to allow better function of the neurotransmitters.

I have a small water faucet on my kitchen sink that has a bag of

essential oil in it so the kids can get lemon or peppermint water easily

plus its filtered. our dishes come really clean and the laundry too. I

use soaps with an essential oil that kills germs naturally but does not

have all the chemicals we don't want in our linens or underwear.

a pure lemon essential oil will also kill germs in the water but you have

to be very careful its pure. not many stores carry them if they are

trying to make a profit. the better stuff costs more to produce.

distilled water may be okay if you know its free of contaminants. its

scarey to read about water we buy in the store may not be as pure as we

think since the regulations are not as tight. our krogers and biggs has a

fill your own reverse osmosis tank we used to use. it got to be a hassle

washing jugs to take, you must use one that only had water in it, never a

juice or milk jug, they could have traces of bacteria if not washed well

which is almost impossible. we just bought water jugs to refill.

so our flavored filtered water is easier to use and we drink more since

it tastes so much better. I use the lemon water to make up our juice or

tea as well. I found a G'day herbal tea I love even without sugar and

NEVER use nutrasweet if you read what it really does.

so now that you are saturated with info, I hope you can find what works

for you!

Blessings,

Marie

www.anaturalplace.com