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How Pure is Bottled Water?

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Pure drinking water is the basic element in any health oriented
way of life. Although there is a great deal of water in the world
less than 3 percent of the world's 'fresh' water is fit for
human consumption and most of the so called drinkable water is
not pure.


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Copyright:      2007
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How Pure is Bottled Water?
Copyright (c) 2007 Marcus Stout
Element H2O
http://www.elementh2o.com



Pure drinking water is the basic element in any health oriented
way of life. Although there is a great deal of water in the world
less than 3% of the world's "fresh" water is fit for human
consumption and most of the so called drinkable water is not
pure.

For the consumer, there are really only three alternatives
supplies of drinking water: Municipal tap water, well water and
bottled water.

Although regulated by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
of the United States Government, tap water contains significant
contaminants even after treatment and the pipes and other
infrastructure of most municipalities in the United States add
additional contaminants before the water gets to the consumer.

Most tap water supplies also contain significant chlorine
additives to kill bacteria and chlorine ruins the smell and taste
of the water.

Well water is not regulated by any agency and is often subject to
industrial and animal (and sometimes human) contamination.

As a result of the many problems with municipal tap water and
well water, bottled water has become a popular drink for human
consumption. But most bottled water has contamination problems as
well. The statement "Bottled Water" does not guarantee purity.

In terms of regulation, only a handful of states have regulation
for bottled water so this type of water can come from any source
(even bottled tap or well water).

For water distributed through Interstate Commerce, the Food and
Drug Administration of the United States Government does
establish rigorous standards but this regulation does not apply
to water bottled and sold within state lines. Any reputable water
supplier subject to FDA regulations and testing will freely
supply copies of the test results.

Some bottled water vendors merely pass low cost tap water through
cellular filters (there are some vendors who merely pass tap
water through wooden 2X4 construction material) and mark up the
resulting contaminated tap water in bottles as much as 1600%.
This practice is unethical at best and very misleading.

Recent studies have shown that as much as 25% of all bottled
water is nothing more than high priced repackaged tap water.

And some studies and reports have revealed that some bottled
water products that are not regulated contain as much as 1,000 to
15,000 colonies of bacteria per quart.

A number of suppliers of bottled water brand their water as
"Spring Water" but investigation has shown that there are very
few good springs near large bottling plants. Since transportation
of water is a critical cost element in the final price, the
consumer must be careful to ensure that the water did indeed
originate from a spring fed source.

It must also be noted that even if the bottled water did come
from a spring, springs today are subject to significant
industrial and agricultural runoff that causes contamination.

The only sure way to get a consistent source of pure water is by
purchasing from a supplier that processes and purifies water.
Many experts agree that a steam distillation process complimented
by the addition of oxygen through ozonation creates the purest,
freshest tasting water and there are a number of companies that
utilize this water process. And unlike some bottled water
companies, purified water suppliers have made a considerable
investment in plant and equipment.

Rigorous FDA testing is utilized by the best purified water
companies as a means to ensure that their customers receive only
the purest water available.

When choosing any water supplier, the consumer is advised to ask
to see the test results of the regulatory agency. If these
results show any contaminants in the water, or are unavailable
from the water supplier – choose another supplier.





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