Heavy metal exposure in water?

[Guest guest]

I always have this question in my mind, and can't find any answer from the old

post. Any advice is appreciated.

Now a day, almost all city water contains low level of mercury, lead, arsenic

and other toxic heavy metal in " government's safty zone " . In my house, I only

have water filter for the drinking faucet, but no filter for the bath/shower.

Would you consider that is mercury exposure if taking bath with water has not

being filtered? Is it still safe to do the chelation?

Thanks

[Guest guest]

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You can get a relatively inexpensive whole-house filter -- I would think that

the amounts of chlorine and other contaminants would cause considerably more

harm in the shower/bath, unless you have some really high levels of the other

metals. We are renting, but it was still worth it to look -- and we found one

under $10 (yes, $10) never opened or used.

These are some good links, just because I was looking at this today budgeting

for our new house.

http://www.naturalnews.com/024067_water_carbon_mercury.html

http://www.naturalnews.com/024107_water_hydrogen_spring_water.html

http://www.naturalnews.com/022946_water_drugs_fluoride.html

Regards,

Summer McFarland

1.22 HEAL KIDS

1.224.325.5437

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[Guest guest]

Thank you so much for all the valuable information. I will look into it.

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> You can get a relatively inexpensive whole-house filter -- I would think that

the amounts of chlorine and other contaminants would cause considerably more

harm in the shower/bath, unless you have some really high levels of the other

metals. We are renting, but it was still worth it to look -- and we found one

under $10 (yes, $10) never opened or used.

>

> These are some good links, just because I was looking at this today budgeting

for our new house.

>

> http://www.naturalnews.com/024067_water_carbon_mercury.html

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> http://www.naturalnews.com/024107_water_hydrogen_spring_water.html

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> http://www.naturalnews.com/022946_water_drugs_fluoride.html

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>

> Regards,

>

> Summer McFarland

> 1.22 HEAL KIDS

> 1.224.325.5437

>

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> Over fourteen years of organic search engine optimization, marketing and

design.

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[Guest guest]

See if Consumer Reports has ever done any tests on house filters. We have a

reverse osmosis filter for drinking water. I just had it tested and it is

pretty darned clean. Takes out fluoride, too. What I'd love to get are shower

filters for the chlorine.

It is still safe to chelate when exposed to city water. You are exposed to

heavy metals in so many ways, every day... not wanting to scare you... just keep

it in perspective. And don't drink the tub water.

Pam

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> I always have this question in my mind, and can't find any answer from the old

post. Any advice is appreciated.

> Now a day, almost all city water contains low level of mercury, lead, arsenic

and other toxic heavy metal in " government's safty zone " . In my house, I only

have water filter for the drinking faucet, but no filter for the bath/shower.

Would you consider that is mercury exposure if taking bath with water has not

being filtered? Is it still safe to do the chelation?

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> Thanks

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