#FamilyIsEverything. APL = 5.55/10 *Authorized conspiracy theorist *Not an authorized preacher.
oh lordy
New York City uses 1 billion gallons of drinking water PER DAY.
The water comes from surface reservoirs.
I sure hope they have good people in place to Watch the Water.
You can see the test results for your water, by zipcode.
Just research it.
Then get a Berkey filter and perhaps an ionizer, which adds more oxygen to the water (changes it structure) to help the blood stay oxygenated ... open / not clumped together.
Dr' Jane Ruby on Stew peters, or Dr. Carrie Madej, etc. have noted the irregular blood cells clumping due to the vax / heavy metals.
Its a constant detoxing from all the environmental contamination.
I have not heard of an ionizer, is there a brand you recommend? Or a requirement for a good one?
Sure this is a pricey item ... I saved on a special ... been watching them for a while. I got the Aqua-Ionizer Deluxe 9.0
I researched and compared and (for me) it was the best option.
Still $$$ !
Then I kept looking and they had some specials / savings.
Good Luck in your search - I know you're very resourceful.
You'll find the right one.
This looks like it's worth saving up for! In the mean time we have been adding a small amount (less than an eighth of a teaspoon per six ounces of water, once per day) of the Borax Mule Soap from the laundry aisle a the grocery store to help with Alkalization. https://borates.today/boron-alkaline-balancing-nature/
OH . Y E S , I fill my water bottle every day and add a PINCH of the 20 Mule Borax to it ... It helps cut down on the parasites that are abundant in all of us. Also its really nice to slice a wedgge of lime into the water glass, makes it alkaline (and always thank the water with love in your heart - it carries this throughout your body)
You've see the Japanese (chemist / physicist ?) who study the structure of water - find the video, such a treat ... it shows water has memories / good and bad.
YES! I was introduced to his work from the movie "What the Bleep Do We Know" year ago! Wonderful work!
