Your Tap Water Is Poisoning You

Most people drink tap water every single day without ever questioning what may actually be in it. Even though public water systems are regulated, some experts warn that “acceptable” levels of chemicals and contaminants may still become a problem when exposure happens consistently over time.

 

According to Dr. Goodbinder, the concern goes beyond just what’s visible in the water.

“There are multiple chemicals in tap water that are allowed to be there by the EPA in what they consider to be tolerable amounts, but when atrazine is in there at 30 times the level that was tested on frogs, which actually made male frogs turn female and able to have children, we know that it’s specifically harming our hormones. On top of that, we have high doses of fluoride and chlorine, which are both halogens that will attack the amount of iodine in our body and push it off our receptors. We’re begging for thyroid disorders, all sorts of autoimmune diseases, and hormonal disorders just by what’s in our tap water.”

While opinions on water quality can vary among health professionals, many people are becoming more aware of what they’re consuming daily and looking for ways to reduce unnecessary exposure to contaminants.

 

Start With the Water You Use Every Day

One of Dr. Goodbinder’s simplest recommendations is upgrading your water filtration system. Since water is something you consume every day, improving its quality can be one of the easiest lifestyle changes to make.

Products like ZeroWater are designed to help reduce unwanted contaminants and support a cleaner daily routine without requiring a complete lifestyle overhaul.