Medications in the Water
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Medications in the Water
Here ya go... traces of cocaine, morphine, and oxycodone found in water supplies in Southern Ontario. I know other water supplies have shown traces of birth control hormones and other medications but those medications (apparently) reduce their concentrations as the water makes it's way through the waste water filtering systems before becoming drinking water again. The levels of illegal drugs are not being reduced in the same way. I guess we're all Charlie Sheen.
http://www.theweathernetwork.com/news/articles/traces-of-cocaine-found-in-ontario-waters-heres-where/54708/?cid=social_20150723_49629586
http://www.theweathernetwork.com/news/articles/traces-of-cocaine-found-in-ontario-waters-heres-where/54708/?cid=social_20150723_49629586
Kaere- Posts : 31049
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Re: Medications in the Water
Many water supplies are thus polluted Ka
Lenzabi- Admin
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Re: Medications in the Water
OMG lol I drink loads of tap water, no wonder I'm always so out of it
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Re: Medications in the Water
Oh Happy Daze!
Some of the chemicals come from plastic containers too!
Tim.
Some of the chemicals come from plastic containers too!
Tim.
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Re: Medications in the Water
This has always concerned me about recycling waste water. But we keep being told it comes to us totally pure.
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Re: Medications in the Water
What is safe and pure nowadays? The air is polluted..... the water is polluted...... the food is polluted. Our bodies are probably evolving right now to survive all this.
I know all those chemicals are in incredibly small amounts, but I don't think we can tell yet if they are affecting our bodies one way or another... and switching to bottle water won't do any good as more than 25% of bottle water comes from tap anyway.
And I don't think boiling or using a filter like Britta would do anything to get rid of those chemicals........ lucky those that have their own water well, I say!!
I know all those chemicals are in incredibly small amounts, but I don't think we can tell yet if they are affecting our bodies one way or another... and switching to bottle water won't do any good as more than 25% of bottle water comes from tap anyway.
And I don't think boiling or using a filter like Britta would do anything to get rid of those chemicals........ lucky those that have their own water well, I say!!
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Re: Medications in the Water
I find it interesting that they can filter out some medications but not all. Like, why is the illegal stuff not being reduced in concentration?
Bah@!
Bah@!
Kaere- Posts : 31049
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Re: Medications in the Water
Agartha wrote:And I don't think boiling or using a filter like Britta would do anything to get rid of those chemicals........ lucky those that have their own water well, I say!!
You're right a fliter or boiling won't get rid of the chems. Only distillation will. If you're gong to the trouble of setting up a still then you may as well go into the Moonshine business!
Tim.
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Re: Medications in the Water
Yeah, that's all I need right now, Moonshine!
hahaha
hahaha
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I drink from filtration bottles
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