What’s In Our Water? Chlorination is an essential barrier for waterborne pathogens such as Cryptosporidium and Giardia, to ensure the safe supply of drinking water. However, to kill these pathogens effectively the chlorine dosage must be very concentrated, this is called the disinfection process. Even though we need this disinfection process the by-products are becoming…
Fluoride: Is It Good For Us? Water is currently our main dietary source of fluoride, but there’s very little hard evidence to suggest that this naturally occurring mineral is good for us. The word “natural” gives the impression it is good for us, but deadly nitrate, cyanide, sulphuric acid, mercury, lead the list goes on,…
How Activated Charcoal can Help with Parvovirus Parvovirus is a disease that attacks the small intestine lining, causing it to stop replicating effectively. Bacteria/virus multiply in the intestines like how worms would, this makes it impossible for young dogs to absorb nutrients and it allows the bacteria in the intestines to infect the rest of…