Is your water quality and contamination placing heavy metal toxicity and disease in your body?

Water is our most precious commodity, never wears out, but it can become contaminated. The safety of our water can not be taken for granted and testing your water is an excellent way to monitor it.

Although water may look, smell and taste fine, it may be harmful to your health. Fortunately, it is possible to test and treat almost any water problem with proper treatment equipment and filters. This can be done safely, reliably, and at a reasonable cost.

About 75% of the Earth's surface is covered by water, but only about 0.7% of that is fresh water. The US Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) and treatment professionals work to ensure that our drinking water is safe, but contaminants can still enter the water supply.

The most common source of toxins include the pipes, connections and faucets in your home and office.

The U.S. Evironmental Protection Agency recommends that you test your water at least once a year. Regular testing is important if you are on an untreated well since the water quality is your responsibility.

• How to Test Water - Do you have toxic heavy metals?
  
  How to test water for toxins. The EPA recommends that you test your water at least once a year. Water testing is easy to do at home.
• Alkalinity Toxicity
  
  Alkalinity in drinking water is due largely to the presence of sodium, calcium, and magnesium carbonates.
• Bacteria Water
  
  Bacteria Water: Symptoms of bacteria exposure include diarrhea, cramps, nausea, headaches and vomiting.
• Brass Fixtures - a source of copper and lead
  
  Brass fixtures: a source of copper toxicity and lead toxicity.
• Chloramine Toxicity - What are the symptoms?
  
  You may have chloramine toxicity in your water. Potential health effects include bladder cancer, asthma, eye irritation, nose irritation, lung irritation and...
• Chlorine Toxicity - What are the symptoms?
  
  You may have chlorine toxicity in your water.
• Coliform Bacteria
  
  Coliform bacteria are groups of bacteria that indicate the possible presence of infectious disease organisms.
• Fluoride Toxicity - What are the symptoms?
  
  Fluoride Toxicity - Additonal information will be posted at a later date.
• Radon in Water - What are the symptoms?
  
  Radon in water.
• Toxic Water in Showers - What chemicals are absorbed?
  
  You get more toxic water exposure from taking a shower than from driinking the same water.
• Chloride Toxicity

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