There are two types of minerals – organic and inorganic. Most consumers do not understand the process of mineral absorption. There are so many bottled water companies in the marketplace that produce and market products that have added minerals. What they fail to advertise is that your body simply cannot absorb minerals, organic or otherwise, from water. Organic minerals are only derived from the earth and found in a variety of naturally grown foods.Continue reading
It’s All About the Grape
Who knew that such a simple fruit packed such a punch? These are no ordinary grapes; they are in a class all of their own. The Muscadine grapes are much more than a delicious fruit. They are cell protectors and free radical scavengers!
Free radicals are unstable atoms with unpaired electrons that can damage our cells, causing illness and aging. Free radicals can break down healthy human tissues in a process called oxidation. As the body ages, it loses its ability to fight the effects of free radicals resulting in more free radicals, more oxidative stress, and more damage to cells.Continue reading
My Why! Five Years Ago Today!
Five years ago today I made a life-changing decision to leave my 20-year career to sell water. It was a decision I really struggled with….losing my position in ‘society’, my corner office, comfortable salary, and all those years I had ‘done my time’ to reach the top of my career. What it came down to for me was answering a higher calling, to make a difference in the lives of others. Continue reading
12 Toxins in Your Tap Water
When you turn on the faucet for a drink or to make up a baby’s formula bottle, do harmful toxins in that water cross your mind? Tap water has been found to contain many chemicals and impurities. These toxins are 12 of the most dangerous.
Chlorine on Tap!
Chlorine is a common agent used in the disinfecting process to remove bacteria. It is most often found in swimming pools and used for the purpose of ‘cleaning’ municipal tap water. While is has many useful purposes, it is also a known poison. It’s important to understand the risks associated with long-term exposure to Chlorine, whether you are swimming or showering in it, or consuming it.
Common MYTHS and TRUTHS about Pure Water
Water, the fluid of life and the shaper of the earth, is made from the simplest and most abundant element in the universe, Hydrogen, joined to the vital gas oxygen. Two atoms pair with a single oxygen atom to establish the triple structure water H2O.
THE TRUTH ABOUT FLUORIDE
For many years now, controversy has raged over whether fluoride should be added to drinking water. As early as 1961, as recorded in the Congressional Record, fluoride was exposed as a lethal poison in our nation’s water supply. Proponents say that fluoride occurs naturally and helps develop and maintain strong bones and teeth.Continue reading
Not all Water is Created Equal: What’s the Difference?
Le Bleu Guarantees the Highest Quality Water
Le Bleu provides consistent purity, gallon after gallon, year in, year out. No other water treatment technology can guarantee consistent quality time and time again. The purity of your drinking and cooking water is guaranteed with Le Bleu Ultra Pure Bottled Water. We challenge you to try Le Bleu at room temperature, and taste the difference.
Know the Facts about “Plumbed” Filtration Systems
FACTS about Point of Use Water Cooler System (POUS)
Q. Who tests the water from Point of Use Water Cooler Systems (POUS) on a weekly,
monthly or annual basis for coliform, e-coli bacteria & disease-causing micro-organisms?
A. Absolutely No One does!
Wonder What’s in Your Drinking Water
Do you ever wonder what’s lurking in your water that you cannot see? If you are like most people, probably not, because someone over the years coined the phrase ‘water is water.’ The truth is, there are literally thousands of contaminants found in every variety of water that are unseen by the naked eye. If you have ever met me, likely you’ve heard these words muttered from my mouth on more than one occasion, ‘all water is NOT created equal.’ With that, let’s start here. Did you know…