Quality of drinking water

[tsharlo1]

We often talk about the benefits of quality fresh food but water is not usually in the discussion. I have well water and have struggled with the issues that come with that. I have a whole house treatment system and have reverse osmosis for drinking water only. The person I work with sent me an article from Trupanion about pet health and drinking water.

http://trupanion.com/blog/2016/04/trupanion-trends-hard-water-pet-urinary-health-study/

My water is very hard but is taken care of with the treatment system. I do need to address arsenic in the water which is harder to get rid of. Could low levels of arsenic have added to skin issues when I was bathing the dogs often?

 

[tsharlo1]

Sorry.....I forgot to sign the previous post about drinking water.

Debbie

 

[Dr. Jeff]

Yes, very possibly Debbie.

I'd be even more concerned about their drinking water. Do you use bottled or filtered drinking water?

Also, it's worth the $99 to test the well water for glyphosate. Especially if you have any nearby farms.

Dr. Jeff

 

[Dr. Christina]

One of the joys of homeopathy is that as we build balance and vitality, the body can process some amounts of toxins, unless there is a deep genetic susceptibility.

I avoid all bottled water and think you have done a great job with the whole house treatment system.

As long as you see health improvements in humans and animals, I would not worry too much. If improvements are stalled, then is time to try some changes.
Dr. Christina