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Why filtered water is better than bottled water

Brenda — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 16:14:02 +0000

I just had a new water filter installed. We moved into a house with lead pipes so it really had to be done. But there are many other reasons why filtered tap water is better than bottled water.

Read on and find out why.

Our planet re-uses the same water over and over. This means that any chemical we use eventually winds up in the water we drink. Our drinking water becomes contaminated by agricultural runoff, household chemicals, lawn chemical, gasoline, dry cleaning solvents and drugs. areas with the highest levels of these synthetic organic chemicals (SOCs) in their water supplies also have the highest incidence of cancer. Filtering tap water can remove SOCs.

40% of all bottled water is ordinary tap water from a city water system and regulation of bottled water is inadequate.
Bottled water is expensive. It costs from $1 to $4 a gallon for the perception of purity.
It is very bad for the environment. Plastic bottles and transportation of water, sometimes from across the globe, are unnecessary and harmful to our planet.

For even more reasons read our water page.

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Cansema for removing skin cancer – Update

Brenda — Sat, 19 Apr 2008 08:39:23 +0000

To recap, I put Cansema on a spot that I thought might just be an age spot, but that changed – sometimes it looked like a burn and sometimes it was dry with a small dark spot on it. I was worried that it was a skin cancer. I put Cansema on it and it formed a very sore scab which was close to falling off last time I posted.

On about the 12 day the scab fell off and left a very open sore which I kept clean and bandaged and which has now healed over. There is now a small scar about 1/3 the size of the original spot. The spot is completely gone.

The whole process seemed to take a very long time and it was quite painful in the first 8 days. I did take Ibuprofen a few times. But I am very pleased with the result. If it was a cancer, it’s gone. Next time I will definitely get a diagnosis from a doctor so that I will know for sure.

I recommend Cansema, but stress that a diagnosis is very important to get before hand.

Cansema for removing skin cancer

Brenda — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 23:19:37 +0000

I’ve had a brown spot on my right hand that appeared suddenly and would change from looking like a mild burn to a dry patch with a tiny dark spot and then back to a mild burn. It didn’t look like any of the skin cancer images I saw on the internet. I forgot to mention it to my GP last time I was in for a blood test so I couldn’t be sure of what it was. I had some Cansema from my father who had used it successfully on a number of skin cancers over the years and thought I would give it a try. Apparently, if you put it on healthy skin nothing much happens, but if you put it on cancerous tissue it will build a very sore scab that takes about 10 days to fall off (taking the cancer with it) leaving what looks like a hole in your skin which heals over.

When I applied the Cansema, I really didn’t think anything would happen and was very surprised when the patch turned into a very sore scab. It’s almost 10 days and it’s close to falling off. I’ll post again when it’s all healed.

While I don’t recommend not getting checked by a doctor first, I’m very glad I gave this a try. I had some bad sun exposure as a kid and have always worried a bit about skin cancer. I’m much less worried now!