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What makes water healthy? Chemicals in our water supply

October 4, 2010 · by admin2014 ·

We know that water is essential to life and to the health of our bodies. We know that in order to prevent our bodies from becoming dehydrated we should drink at least 6 to 8 glasses of water a day. The world is made up of approximately 70 percent water, however not all of that water is available for human consumption. Over the years, man has taken steps to harness and purify this commodity, but still we hear reports even in developed countries like the US that our drinking water supply is not perfect. Contaminants, chemicals and other toxic substances are present in most of the water supply that even municipal companies are urging consumers to use bottled water or in some cases boil water before drinking. But even that is not always a viable option.

Healthy water is water that hydrates the body and helps fight diseases from attacking the body. Therefore, what substances should or should not be present in our H2O to make it fit for drinking? One article cites a correlation between drinking soft water, i.e. water that has had certain minerals removed, like calcium carbonate and magnesium, and deaths from cardiovascular disease. However, both the American Heart Association and the American Journal of Epidemiology state that there is no evidence to prove that drinking soft water results in these deaths.

Chlorination in water is another controversial subject. Chlorine is added to the public water supply to help remove pollutants. It gives water a characteristic flavor and taste. Chlorine has been blamed for causing cancer, heart disease and stroke. Studies have been conducted which show that chlorine may be linked to birth defects in infants, and a risk of leukemia, liver and bladder cancer in adults who have been exposed to chlorination.

Fluoride is a chemical added to water to help fight tooth decay. The recommended daily dosage of fluoride for humans is 1 mg. In higher amounts, fluoride can be toxic. The practice of adding fluoride to the public water supply has been endorsed by the American Dental Association and the World Health Organization among others, however activists claim that this practice is unethical and goes against a person’s constitutional rights since the public has no say in this matter, neither can the supplier control the dose for each individual. In addition, fluoride in drinking water has been blamed for a host of conditions, from weakening of bones and cancer to the lowering of IQ in children.

Despite the fact that many countries have embraced the practice of fluoridation (the United States included) a study conducted by the National Institute of Dental Research showed no significance difference in tooth decay among children who have been exposed to fluoride and those who have not. In the end, pure drinking water with no additives may considered be the most healthy.

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People around the world are dying daily because they can not get water

October 3, 2010 · by admin2014 ·

Water, the staff of life and considered a basic human right, is the cause of a daily crisis faced by more than one billion of the world’s most underprivileged people. This crisis threatens life and puts large segments of people vulnerable to chronic disease, poverty and unsafe living conditions.

Water caused disease cause the most death of infants in under developed countries. Diarrhea causes over 1.8 million deaths of children each year. Access to safe water is the major reason in the survival of children under five years of age. Almost half of all people in these countries are suffering with health problems related to water. The yearly number of deaths from water related disease is over six times the total number of dead from violence or armed conflict.

Enough clean water is the foundation for all other community development. Sanitation and lack of water is an impediment to education for children across the world. This leads to hundreds of millions of lost school days each year. Safe water is necessary for economic growth. In some parts of the world, there is violent conflict every day over the supply, sources and shortage of enough water.

The lack of clean water causes cycles of disadvantage which affect millions of people with illnesses and lost education opportunities during childhood which leads to poverty in adulthood and these cycles continue for generations.

There are several organizations that are dedicated to providing clean water to some of these countries to help solve this massive problem. They do everything from shipping bottles of water to organizing trips of people to go and help dig wells.

It is believed that close to half of all people in developing countries are suffering from health problems caused by no or unsafe drinking water.

In developing nations, one-third of all deaths are children under the age of five, compared to less than 1 percent in developed nations. The leading cause of this death is the 5 billion cases of diarrhea suffered by children. Approximately 1.8 million of these children die each year as a direct result of chronic diarrhea. This averages to 4,900 deaths of children every day because of insufficient or unclean drinking water. I want to say this again because I want you to read it again – 4,900 babies die every day because of no clean drinking water!

This water crisis is a crisis of mainly the poor. Approximately two-thirds of people, who have no access to clean water, survive on less than two dollars a day and one-third live on less than one dollar a day. Some are poor because they lack water, while others lack water because they are poor. But the statistics prove a two-way relationship between water deprivation and poverty.

Water is essential for personal needs such as vegetable gardens, food preparations and laundry services. In most cases, local small businesses have no rights to the water they use and this makes the businesses vulnerable to larger economic as well as local politics for water usage.

The worse crisis in the world today, is to get water to the billions of people who so desperately need it.

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Drinking water and weight loss go together

October 2, 2010 · by admin2014 ·

As most food contains some water, if one doesn’t drink enough water, you may have a craving to eat more food to keep yourself hydrated. However, that is not exactly a good way to lose weight as you gain calories by eating more. So drinking more water can help stop overeating and help you lose weight and lose it faster.

All bodily functions or processes require plenty of water. A completely hydrated body enables a person’s body to work quickly and more efficiently. Some experts believe that water makes your metabolism burn calories at least 3% faster and even more if you also exercise regularly.

Most people need to drink eight 8-ounce glasses of water daily. If you are on a weight loss diet it is important to drink more water and keep drinking water during the day. When I am dieting, I usually add another 8-ounce glass for every 20 lbs that I need or want to lose.

If you are like I am, you don’t like drinking water especially municipal/tap water which has no taste. But there are many brands and types of bottled water on the market that do taste better. I actually did a taste test to see if this was true because I thought all water had no taste. But I was wrong. All the different types of waters do have a different taste and spring water is especially good tasting. And all water tastes good when ice cold.

You can also add flavors to some of the waters to make a better taste. Sparkling water is good but flavored sparkling water is great. A large assortment of calorie free flavors to flavor sparkling water to great taste is sold at https://allfreightfree.com

When you are dieting for weight loss drinking water is important in other ways also. It increases your energy so your feel more like exercising every day. As we all know daily exercising is not only part of a healthy lifestyle but is also important to any weight loss diet. If you are extremely overweight, I know that it is hard to start exercising. But with renewed energy from drinking enough water, you will find that walking for 15 or 30 minutes every other day will become easier and easier and soon you will want to walk every day.

Many new food products on the market today are made with little water and a lot of sugar and fats. This is because some food products are stored longer and foods with lots of water often spoil faster. So, try to add to your diet foods that have a lot of water in them, such as fruits, vegetables and soups.

So, yes, drinking water and weight loss is very important to healthy dieting and water should be the main ingredient in any weight loss diet. And you should keep drinking water to remain at a healthy weight and as part of a healthy lifestyle.

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Simple instructions how to carbonate water to make it sparkling, but first a little history

October 1, 2010 · by admin2014 ·

An Englishman called Joseph Priestly in 1771 originally invented the whole process of carbonating water in 1771. He found that the co2 emanating from the beer vats in his local brewery made the water left in it taste good.

The process of carbonation was refined over the centuries with notable advances made in different countries around the world. In World War II carbonated water was known as soda water. In the Great Depression carbonated water was called two cense plain due to it being the cheapest drink at the fountains.

Technology has moved on quite a bit since then but the core principals are the same. Instead of co2 from beer vats, the co2 is concealed in pressurized canisters and pumped into water using a seltzer maker.
These canisters are easily replaced as SodaStream, the makers of the seltzer maker recycle any used canisters, refilling them with co2.
Carbonate water is a healthy alternative to soda and is great for parents who worry about their childrens sugar intake. The flavours you can buy are for healthier and the horrible ingredients that are contained within both normal soda and its diet equivalents are nowhere to be seen.

Making sparkling water really is very easy. All you need is a SodaStream Seltzer maker and pressurised co2 capsules. Fill the special bottle with still water then plug it into the seltzer maker. Next, screw in one of the co2 canisters. The final step is to press the button, which pumps the co2 into the water. The act of pumping the water full of carbon dioxide is what is known as the carbonation process. It really is that simple and the quality of sparkling water that can be obtained through the use of the homemade kit has increased in quality substantially since their 80´s hey day.
As well as selling the equipment with which to make carbonated water, SodaStream also sell their own flavours as well. They have re branded themselves as a healthy alternative to sodas. These flavours, whilst far healthier than soda still do contain some calories.

A large assortment calorie free flavours to flavour sparkling water for a great taste is sold at https://allfreightfree.com.

Carbonate water is a great way to enjoy drinking water. The carbonation process involves nothing more than adding co2 to the mix. This means that the water is just as it was before it went through carbonation. This means it still has the minerals and benefits it had previously. SodaStream seltzer water makers are becoming increasingly cheap and are a very real alternative to buying countless bottles of fizzy water both in an economic sense and an environmental one.

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Want to know more about sparkling water? Click here to find out!

September 30, 2010 · by admin2014 ·

Carbonated water is still water that has gone through a process called carbonation in which carbon dioxide is dissolved into the water. The carbon dioxide creates the seltzer water. It is also the basic process from which all types of soda are made.

Sparkling water was first invented by an English man called Joseph Priestly, who found that gas produced by vats in a brewery (carbon dioxide) added to water, made a pleasant drink. In a subsequent paper titled Impregnating Water with Fixed Air he explained how he dripped oil of vitriol (sulphuric acid) onto chalk to produce carbon dioxide, and encouraged the gas to dissolve into a bowl of water.

In Sweden a man by the name of Torben Bergman made a similar discovery in 1771 and developed a way of making carbonated water from chalk and sulphuric acid.

Modern day methods for the creation of carbonated water have changed somewhat from 1771. Now carbonated water is created through the passing of pressurized co2 through water. The pressure allows more carbon dioxide to dissolve than would be possible under normal atmospheric pressure.

Opening a bottle of carbonated water releases the pressure inside, allowing the carbon dioxide gas to be released from the water, creating the bubbles.

Making homemade sparkling water is easily done using a seltzer bottle and pressurised carbon dioxide canisters. There are numerous companies who make syrups that can be added to the sparkling water to give it extra taste. For those on a diet there are also calorie free flavours available that have no added sweeteners or fruit concentrate. A large assortment calorie free flavours to flavour sparkling water for a great taste is sold at https://allfreightfree.com

People used to believe that a large intake of carbonated or sparkling water had a negative effect on the amount of calcium in the body. It was also associated with dental erosion It has since been proven that sparkling water has no effect on your calcium levels and that carbonated water itself has nothing to do with dental erosion but large soda intake does contribute to significantly to the erosion of teeth.

The market for sparkling water has grown vastly and now every major bottled water supplier has a sparkling variant on sale as well.

Different suppliers add different ingredients to create the slightly salty taste associated with the homemade variant. There are also places where the process of carbonation occurs naturally as in Mihalkovo in the Bulgarian Rhodopes.

Carbonated water is a very popular drink choice and when coupled with flavourings, it adds a little bit more to water to make it an enjoyable and healthy alternative to all the sugar rich soda available on the market.

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Carbonated water eases the symptoms of some forms of stomach aches as well as constipation.

September 29, 2010 · by admin2014 ·

This is something that I had to learn the hard way which is usually how I learn all my lessons.

The main symptom of stomach problems that I have is feeling bloated or fullness in the upper abdominal region after overeating and overeating is something I do a lot. I normally just suffer until I started working for a man who would always take water and baking soda whenever he had these symptoms. One day, I was really miserable, so I tried his remedy and after a short while, I felt much, much better.

So, I did some research to learn why this works so well. This was long before antacid medications were sold over the counter (OTC) and also long before people could run to the doctor with every ache, pain or stomach problem. Basically adding baking soda with water produces carbon dioxide gas with bubbles and somehow the bubbles and the ingredients form a solution that aids the movement of the digestive tract, relieving some of the problems from overeating – that bloated feeling goes away.

This adding baking soda and water actually forms carbonated water which has been used for years to treat digestive complaints, yet no research exists if it is effective or how it works. I did find some information about studies showing that both the bubbles of carbon dioxide and the presence of high minerals can stimulate the digestive process. This is basically what I was making with baking soda and water. There was no other information on whether it is the mineral-rich carbonate water or the bubbles that are more effective.

I found some suggestions for stopping these problems before they develop, such as avoiding foods that cause you stomach problems, eating smaller meals, reduce eating a lot of fat, and if you smoke, stop as soon as possible. Also everyone should drink a healthy amount of fluids to maintain movement of your GI tract and stop constipation.

I read about some devices to make homemade carbonated water, which you can use for drinking. By adding a number of flavors, this seems to be a great option for drinks instead of regular soda pop, especially if you want to avoid the calories. If you make this homemade drink with water rich in minerals, you have made a very healthy and low calorie drink called sparkling water which is good for your whole family. A large assortment of calorie free flavors to flavor sparkling water to great taste is sold at https://allfreightfree.com

But, the information that I do know from personal experience is that carbonated water does help when you have overeaten and are at work for the rest of the day and are absolutely miserable.

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Carbonated water

September 28, 2010 · by admin2014 ·

Carbonated water eases the symptoms of some forms of stomach aches as well as constipation.

This is something that I had to learn the hard way which is usually how I learn all my lessons.

The main symptom of stomach problems that I have is feeling bloated or fullness in the upper abdominal region after overeating and overeating is something I do a lot. I normally just suffer until I started working for a man who would always take water and baking soda whenever he had these symptoms. One day, I was really miserable, so I tried his remedy and after a short while, I felt much, much better.

So, I did some research to learn why this works so well. This was long before antacid medications were sold over the counter (OTC) and also long before people could run to the doctor with every ache, pain or stomach problem. Basically adding baking soda with water produces carbon dioxide gas with bubbles and somehow the bubbles and the ingredients form a solution that aids the movement of the digestive tract, relieving some of the problems from overeating – that bloated feeling goes away.

This adding baking soda and water actually forms carbonated water which has been used for years to treat digestive complaints, yet no research exists if it is effective or how it works. I did find some information about studies showing that both the bubbles of carbon dioxide and the presence of high minerals can stimulate the digestive process. This is basically what I was making with baking soda and water. There was no other information on whether it is the mineral-rich carbonate water or the bubbles that are more effective.

I found some suggestions for stopping these problems before they develop, such as avoiding foods that cause you stomach problems, eating smaller meals, reduce eating a lot of fat, and if you smoke, stop as soon as possible. Also everyone should drink a healthy amount of fluids to maintain movement of your GI tract and stop constipation.

I read about some devices to make homemade carbonated water, which you can use for drinking. By adding a number of flavors, this seems to be a great option for drinks instead of regular soda pop, especially if you want to avoid the calories. If you make this homemade drink with water rich in minerals, you have made a very healthy and low calorie drink called sparkling water which is good for your whole family. A large assortment of calorie free flavors to flavor sparkling water to great taste is sold at https://allfreightfree.com

But, the information that I do know from personal experience is that carbonated water does help when you have overeaten and are at work for the rest of the day and are absolutely miserable.

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Carbonated Drinks

September 27, 2010 · by admin2014 ·

Carbonated drinks have many different names.

These include soda, pop, tonic, fizzy water or fizzy drinks. The consumption of carbonated drinks has risen dramatically and some sources believe that in the US alone consumption has grown 135% since 1977.

There are literally hundreds of different types of carbonated drinks on the market today. Each brand name has their own small army of drinks that it sells. For example Coca-Cola has 25 different types of cola each one with its own distinctive flavour, even having a Passover Coca Cola made with pure cane sugar instead of corn syrup.

The large amount of variants is mainly down to the fact that each type of coca cola has a diet version as well. Some variants even have three types i.e. Coca Cola Vanilla, Diet Coca Cola Vanilla, Coca Cola Vanilla Zero.

There are a number of health risks associated with drinking large amounts of soda. Normal or non-diet sodas are made from high fructose corn syrup, which has been linked with numerous detrimental effects on human health, these include; a rise in obesity levels that correlates with the rise in soda consumption, increased chance of contracting diabetes in later life, problems with dental decay, a connection with caffeinated drinks and a lack of sleep.

At one time it was thought that there was a link between soda and low bone density caused by acid in soda lowering the amount of calcium in the bones. This has since been proved to be incorrect, with one doctor determining that people who drank a lot of carbonated drinks were more likely to have a lower calcium diet.
The controversy doesnÕt stop there. An artificial sweetener called Aspartame, originally distributed by a company called Nutrasweet, has caused grave concern throughout the scientific community.

Even though the FDA has deemed it fit for human consumption. Some sources suspect there is a connection between aspartame and diseases such as brain tumors, brain lesions, and lymphoma. Nutrasweet deny and the sweetner has been used in over 5000 products worldwide. Allfreighfree.com supply carbonated water flavours that are free of any sweeteners or concentrate.
Not all Carbonated drinks suffer from controversy.

Fizzy water has been found to have no negative effectÕs whatsoever, whether it be homemade or bought from a major supplier. Carbonated water even comes in flavoured versions such as apple or summer fruits to give the water a refreshing taste. Homemade carbonated drinks are made by dissolving carbon dioxide into a bottle of still water from a pressurised canister. Flavours can be added to these also.
Carbonated drinks are incredibly popular around the world and the rate of consumption is growing every year.

In the UK alone 5560 million litres of carbonated soft drinks are consumed year on year. With the change in attitudes toward health, people are switching from soda towards healthier options such a flavoured carbonated water. A large assortment of calorie free flavours to flavour sparkling water for a great taste is sold at allfreightfree.com.

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Instructions for making carbonated water at home. A comparison of costs and systems

September 26, 2010 · by admin2014 ·

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In these times when people are more health conscious than before, drinking water has taken on a whole new dimension. Many people are very particular about the quality of water they drink, making the bottled water industry one of the fastest growing industries in the world. Some people have added filtration systems to help remove lead and other impurities from their water supply.

However, plain water is unappealing to some people and they may opt for flavored water or carbonated water.

Carbonation is the act of adding carbon dioxide (CO2) to water, which produces the fizz that characterizes carbonated water, sodas, beer, champagne to name a few. If you are the type of person who doesn’t trust store-bought food and water or if you are a how to type, you may like to try making your own homemade carbonated water.

There are many varieties of gadgets on the market for making carbonated water, however the most basic is a seltzer bottle (also called a soda siphon) and chargers. These chargers come in boxes of ten and you will need one for a liter of soda, which adds up to less than the ones you buy from the store.

The seltzer bottle comes in 1 or 2 -litre sizes and holds regular water. It resembles a thermos bottle with a sprayer built into the lid.

Soda siphons contain pressurized CO2 and come in either the snap on or screw on type. (You should check the type of bottle before buying chargers.) The instructions for making homemade carbonated water are very easy. Fit the charger into the sprayer head, press the plunger and voila! you have sparkling carbonated water. This type of seltzer is not as fizzy as the store bought variety.

However, there are other systems available that provide drinks as fizzy as you like them and allow you to reuse your carbonating bottles.

One manufacture claims that his seltzer makers contain enough CO2 to carbonate up to 110 liters of water, and using special bottle caps with hermetic seals will keep the fizz in your soda for a long time. Reusing bottles not only greatly reduces the cost of the seltzer, but cuts down on storage, recycling and environmental waste.

So whether you call it seltzer, sparkling water or carbonated water, the options abound for having the exact taste that you like while making it affordable. And to add some punch to your carbonated water you can always include some of our wonderful fruit flavors to be found at allfreightfree.com.

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Where can you buy seltzer water

September 25, 2010 · by admin2014 ·

Where can a person buy seltzer water? And exactly what is seltzer water? With all the interest in the new trend towards specialty waters, these are just of a few of the questions that people worldwide are beginning to ask.

First let’s look at the reason for the hot new trend and I believe that there are two main reasons for people to be looking for more specialty waters. The first is that many studies have proven that humans need as much as 8 to 10 glasses of water a day for a body to run healthily. Unfortunately, most people do not get that much water so their bodies run in a permanent state of dehydration. The reason for people not drinking enough water is that water basically has no taste and anything that can make water taste better, encourages people to drink more. Many illnesses of the human body can be traced back to people just not drinking enough fluid throughout their life. Years of dehydration can affect almost every body organ as well as weight and other factors effecting how a body runs efficiently. Many experts believe that this is what contributes to the “aches and pains” that many older adults complain of.

The second reason for this trend is economics. With everyone now watching their money more carefully and needing to make sure that they are getting a good return on every bit of money they spend, water that tastes good and is healthy is a good return on your investment. Especially if you buy one of the many devices that can carbonate water for you at home and you can then add your own flavorings. The ability to make soda pop at home is a great cost cutting device as well as a way to make sure the family is getting good value for their money. It is often hard to verify what ingredients are actually in a bottle of pop bought at the store. But when making your own soda pop at home, you know what ingredients you are putting in this drink for your family.

Seltzer water is water with the carbonation naturally occurring. It is water that comes from the ground usually from what are called artesian wells. This water goes thru layers of minerals containing different forms of carbonates and the water absorbs the carbon dioxide gas contained in the carbonates.

Where can you purchase seltzer water? Seltzer water can be purchased at almost any store and most stores have aisles and aisles of specialty waters. There are also many online clubs and dealers of specialty waters as well as the devices that are made for making carbonated water or soda water which is a form of seltzer water made in your home. A Google search will help you find one.

Did you know that Sweden has been the leading innovator of flavored carbonated water?
For the last 6 years, with a world market share of 2/3rds and increasing?

More and more people are turning to flavored carbonated water due to its amazing refreshing taste and huge health benefits as is has no added sugar, colors, preservatives, sweeteners, fruit concentrate or calories. Some of the many great fruit flavors that can be purchased include black currant, apple, lemon and blueberry and many more.

And for the first time ever, owners of home carbonating machines have quick and easy access to a huge variety of 25 Aromhuset flavors which is currently only being offered worldwide by
Allfreightfree.com“

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