Tag: drinking water
Fullerton Groundwater Cleanup – What’s Happening?
It is no surprise to most residents in the Fullerton area that groundwater cleanup needs to get underway. Officials will tell you that you well water and tap water is fine, but are you prepared for what you can’t see or what could possibly happen? Groundwater contamination is tricky and it does happen – sometimes […]
The Battle (or Bottle) Rages On!
It has become increasingly evident of late that buying bottled water at the local store is becoming taboo. It’s not just because it was a “fad” that is going out of style, but rather because consumers are not buying into the scare tactics and advertisements that the multibillion-dollar beverage industry have been touting. There have […]
5 Ways to Get Your Kids to Drink More Water
Drinking water throughout the day is a must for good health, in fact there isn’t a nutritionist out there who doesn’t stress the importance of drinking enough water. As good as water is for us though, it can often be a struggle to get in the recommended daily amount. This is especially true for children; […]
Office Water Coolers A Healthier Alternative
This week just so happens to be National Occupational Health and Safety Week and this is the perfect time to take a look at the office and see with what upgrades you may be able to improve the well-being of all personnel members. From dangerous locations to simple health initiatives, the safety of employees is […]
Fluoride and Water Filters
Tap water consumption is, on average, the largest daily source of fluoride exposure for people who live in areas that add fluoride to the water. Unfortunately, what has been deemed good for our teeth isn’t always good for our bodies. Avoiding consumption of fluoridated water is especially critical for infants. If you live in area which fluoridates […]
Contaminated Water – Another Byproduct of Wildfires
California is no stranger to wildfires but this year has seen a significant increase in wildfire incidents. In 2013, there were 4,243 wildfires that burned almost 115,000 acres of land and already this season California has seen over 5,000 wildfires. We are all well aware of the impact wildfires have on deforestation and property damage […]
How do I know if I’m dehydrated?
“Drinking water is essential for our bodies to function properly.” These words are not just empty rhetoric; it has been estimated that nearly 75 percent of Americans may suffer from chronic dehydration. Chronic dehydration occurs when individuals go days without drinking the recommended minimum amount of water to keep their bodies properly hydrated. When a […]