Re: linda -- fluoride insights

[Guest guest]

Let me know what you find out.. we have a whole house filter in the

> basement.. I'll check out it's brand.... We have private well in this

> house... so no chemicals at all.. but I still use a filter pitcher

for

> drinking water....

The problem is a reverse osmosis system would not work for a whole

house. Mine fits under my kitchen sink..actuallt takes up half of the

sink as it has a holding tank..In order to filter the water it is only

a small dribble. I have a 10 gallon tank and if completely empty it

takes 6 hours to fill..now I hardly empty it all the way and it fills

as it is used but a few times it has been empty..but I use it for all

my food, cooking, coffee, juice and drinking water..

Kats3boys

[Guest guest]

Let me know what you find out.. we have a whole house filter in the

> basement.. I'll check out it's brand.... We have private well in this

> house... so no chemicals at all.. but I still use a filter pitcher

for

> drinking water....

The problem is a reverse osmosis system would not work for a whole

house. Mine fits under my kitchen sink..actuallt takes up half of the

sink as it has a holding tank..In order to filter the water it is only

a small dribble. I have a 10 gallon tank and if completely empty it

takes 6 hours to fill..now I hardly empty it all the way and it fills

as it is used but a few times it has been empty..but I use it for all

my food, cooking, coffee, juice and drinking water..

Kats3boys

[Guest guest]

Let me know what you find out.. we have a whole house filter in the

> basement.. I'll check out it's brand.... We have private well in this

> house... so no chemicals at all.. but I still use a filter pitcher

for

> drinking water....

The problem is a reverse osmosis system would not work for a whole

house. Mine fits under my kitchen sink..actuallt takes up half of the

sink as it has a holding tank..In order to filter the water it is only

a small dribble. I have a 10 gallon tank and if completely empty it

takes 6 hours to fill..now I hardly empty it all the way and it fills

as it is used but a few times it has been empty..but I use it for all

my food, cooking, coffee, juice and drinking water..

Kats3boys

[Guest guest]

Excellent - thanks Kate! Love Chris

I have a reverse osmosis system. I was having really bad stomach problems for a while and a few docs later and tests and they could not figure out what was wrong other than I had a lot of scar tissue on the inside of the digestive tract.. From the esphapagus through the intestines. I got the reverse osmosis system and use it for everything. I discovered that it is the chlorine in the water that is causing it. I am not sure about the flouride as we have had it out of the water for a few years..but it says it is suppose to remove 99.9% of the stuff in the water.

[Guest guest]

Excellent - thanks Kate! Love Chris

I have a reverse osmosis system. I was having really bad stomach problems for a while and a few docs later and tests and they could not figure out what was wrong other than I had a lot of scar tissue on the inside of the digestive tract.. From the esphapagus through the intestines. I got the reverse osmosis system and use it for everything. I discovered that it is the chlorine in the water that is causing it. I am not sure about the flouride as we have had it out of the water for a few years..but it says it is suppose to remove 99.9% of the stuff in the water.

[Guest guest]

Bloomin heck! The government are responsible for quite alot aren't they!!!!

Does anyone know if there are any doctors actually prescribing Armour on the NHS in the UK? (I don't mean are there any NHS doctors prescribing it, because they could still be prescribing it privately, but I need to know if there are any prescribing on the NHS).

Love Chris

Yes here is one of the articleshttp://libertypost.org/cgi-bin/readart.cgi?ArtNum=80705Water in the West Midlands has been fluoridated forforty years. In 2003, the region topped the UK’s "fatlist" with 22% of the population classed as clinicallyobese. Doctors are concerned that pregnant mothersingesting fluoride from drinking water arepre-disposing their offspring to obesity. Dr Barry Durrant-Peatfield, a thyroid specialist,believes that fluoride is partially to blame for thehigh incidence of under active thyroid problems inBirmingham. He says, "There is no doubt that fluorideis enzyme disruptive and one thing it affects isthyroid hormones." This is because fluoride interfereswith the uptake of iodine crucial for the regulationof hormones. Dr Peatfield was suspended by the GMC(General Medical Council) because he made naturalthyroid treatments available to his patients. He wassubsequently reinstated. Up until the 1950s, European doctors used fluoride toreduce the symptoms of an overactive thyroid gland.However, the maximum daily intake of 6.6mg per day offluoride by populations overexposed to fluorideexceeds the maximum dose of 4.6mg used to depress thethyroid gland. In the US, an estimated 13 millionwomen have been diagnosed with an underactive thyroid,and drugs used to treat hypothyroid were the secondmost prescribed medication in 1999.

[Guest guest]

Is yours a Culligan too Kate? Love Chris

Let me know what you find out.. we have a whole house filter in the> basement.. I'll check out it's brand.... We have private well in this> house... so no chemicals at all.. but I still use a filter pitcher for> drinking water....The problem is a reverse osmosis system would not work for a whole house. Mine fits under my kitchen sink..actuallt takes up half of the sink as it has a holding tank..In order to filter the water it is only a small dribble. I have a 10 gallon tank and if completely empty it takes 6 hours to fill..now I hardly empty it all the way and it fills as it is used but a few times it has been empty..but I use it for all my food, cooking, coffee, juice and drinking water..Kats3boys

[Guest guest]

Is yours a Culligan too Kate? Love Chris

Let me know what you find out.. we have a whole house filter in the> basement.. I'll check out it's brand.... We have private well in this> house... so no chemicals at all.. but I still use a filter pitcher for> drinking water....The problem is a reverse osmosis system would not work for a whole house. Mine fits under my kitchen sink..actuallt takes up half of the sink as it has a holding tank..In order to filter the water it is only a small dribble. I have a 10 gallon tank and if completely empty it takes 6 hours to fill..now I hardly empty it all the way and it fills as it is used but a few times it has been empty..but I use it for all my food, cooking, coffee, juice and drinking water..Kats3boys

[Guest guest]

Thanks . Phew - that is horrific!!!!!! Hope the Culligan does deal with it!

Love Chris

you might like to visit this websitehttp://www.npwa.freeserve.co.uk/fluoride.htmlfor more information on the risks that flouridation ofour water exposes us to.

[Guest guest]

Thanks . Phew - that is horrific!!!!!! Hope the Culligan does deal with it!

Love Chris

you might like to visit this websitehttp://www.npwa.freeserve.co.uk/fluoride.htmlfor more information on the risks that flouridation ofour water exposes us to.

[Guest guest]

Thanks . Phew - that is horrific!!!!!! Hope the Culligan does deal with it!

Love Chris

you might like to visit this websitehttp://www.npwa.freeserve.co.uk/fluoride.htmlfor more information on the risks that flouridation ofour water exposes us to.