(Yesterday, 12:41 PM)Waterglass Wrote: Reference Story:
https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-ne...rcna588303
So ahh yes, lets rush to disclosure that human poo poo is in the iceberg lettuce. Direct from MEXICO. Really? Well the good ole US of A has pulled back that statement after test results came back negative. Read the above link. Well heres a true story that happened to me. Take it for what its worth as it happened back in the summer of 1991 in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
So back in the day I was raised on our own private well water in a suburb of Buffalo, New York. Our water was excellent, pure and clean. So when I moved out I continued to drink water from the kitchen faucet. Thats all I ever knew.
I got a job as an engineer and worked in manufacturing. We rented a Condo back then and I again continued to drink water from the kitchen faucet as thats all I ever knew. Back in the summer of 1991 it was typically hot for that year. Over 100 degrees on a daily basis in the Lehigh Valley. Then I got sick. I had both the vomits and cha chas. So much so I lost over 8 pounds on my 185 pound frame in two days. My wife drove me to the hospital. They put me in the ICU and put me on an IV. I was in for three days and when released the doctor told me this:
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania gets its water from a reservoir in New York State. They have found that when the climate gets hot the parasites that are in bird poop do not die but live on. The birds simply fly over the reservoir and take a dump into the water. The processing faciity cannot kill the parasite also so it goes right from the tap into you or other.
Ever since that happened I have never drank from the kitchen faucet ever again. We only buy purified water that has been made by REVERSE OSMOSIS
Reverse osmosis: https://www.cdc.gov/drinking-water/about...stems.html
Reverse osmosis systems use a process that reverses the natural flow of water. The water is pushed from a solution containing more substances (dirtier) through a filter to a solution containing fewer substances (cleaner). The water may also go through additional filters before and after it goes through the reverse osmosis filter.
A reverse osmosis filter has a pore size of about 0.0001 micron.
Reverse osmosis removes:
Parasites
Bacteria
Viruses
Reverse osmosis systems will remove some types of chemicals from water, including lead, copper, chromium, chloride, and sodium (salt). They may also reduce levels of arsenic, fluoride, radium, sulfate, calcium, magnesium, potassium, nitrate, and phosphorous. Check the system's label for the specific chemicals it removes.
Think about it. Human poop along with the blood and fluids from dead people aka Cadavers go into the public water filtration systems. We then shower, brush your teeth and shower in it. Some of us wash our food with it and some still drink it. Think about that?
My guess is thatfeces entered the lettuce value stream from irrigation systems. Its hot globally and this SHIT happens.
Now, will they tell you the truth. I BET THEY WONT. So, choose your water wisely or suffer the following:
Diarrhea cha-cha-cha
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-YUwNlb-tY
While filtration removes many impurities, it cannot remove soluble chemicals.
Even distilled water comes with its own dangers (it bonds to, and removes minerals from the body).
The best solution would be to treat and filter all wastewater, greywater and stormwater
before it is released back into the ecosphere, and then to extract from clean and monitored sources (such as deep aquifers or elevated sun-exposed resevoirs/dams). Treating, storing and monitoring potable water
before it is released to the public.
Water used by industrial processes must be extracted by distillation before release into drains.
Also in-home potable water distribution systems should be post-filtered, UV irradiated, monitored at the faucet and periodically cleaned through peroxide flushing.
