Posted by: TyentUSA On October 19, 2017 12:00 pm
We recently looked at the plastics that we unknowingly drink when we crack open a fresh bottle of water or turn on the tap. America is the world leader in plastic fiber contamination, with a horrifying 94% of nationwide samples testing positive. India and Lebanon are the closest runners-up; but for now, the dubious honor of topping the plastic fiber contamination table belongs to us.
Plastic fibers …
Posted by: TyentUSA On October 16, 2017 5:51 pm
Yet another unpalatable fact about America’s drinking water emerged upon publication of a report into the presence of microscopic plastic fibers in an astonishing 94 percent of samples tested.
It’s not just America that is swallowing untold quantities of plastics from industry, homes and manufacturing; around 80 percent of samples worldwide tested positive. If it’s in our water, then it’s in our food. If it’s our food, …
Posted by: TyentUSA On July 6, 2017 12:00 pm
…until you read this!
Why not? I mean, what could go wrong? Well, like most products these days, there are definitely water ionizers that you should avoid!
A water ionizer is a fairly significant purchase for most households, and it’s worth spending a little time making sure you get the right one. So what are the five key points that you must consider before handing over your credit card?
Posted by: TyentUSA On June 13, 2017 7:00 am
Great – you’ve decided to jump in and make the best possible decision for your health and family. You’re going to buy a water ionizer! So, where to start? As ever, we’re here to help.
Posted by: TyentUSA On May 4, 2017 12:00 pm
It hasn’t been a great couple of months to be in the soda industry. On 20th April this year a report was published by the America Stroke Association that appeared to draw a link between the consumption of artificially sweetened “diet” soda and the risk of suffering a stroke or dementia. A further report from Beverage Marketing Corps pointed to the fact that Americans now officially drink more bottled water than soda.
Posted by: TyentUSA On January 17, 2017 7:00 am
So, did you make any New Year resolutions? If you did, then the chances are that they were connected to health and well being, weight management or fitness and energy levels. We’re not psychic; it’s just that you’re in good company, as nearly 38% of people make resolutions to create improvements in these areas of their lives.
Out of these popular resolutions, guess how many of them can become …
Posted by: TyentUSA On December 13, 2016 7:00 am
We’re nearing the end of our series on how ionized water compares to other types of drinking water, and today we’re examining the most obvious one – tap water.
The issues surrounding municipal water have dominated the news in an unprecedented way over the last few years.
Tap Water is Cheap and Convenient
Let’s look at the good to start with. It’s cheap. It’s right there, flowing out of your taps with no fuss, just like …
Posted by: TyentUSA On December 8, 2016 12:00 pm
We’re nearing the end of our 10-part series on how ionizers compare to other types of drinking water, but we still have a few more options for you to think about!
Looking Well?
Today, we’re looking at the pros and cons of drinking water from your own well. Firstly, the major plus is that you’re off grid; you have your own water supply and no more water bills. You and your family can …
Posted by: TyentUSA On November 17, 2016 12:00 pm
Have you read Part One of our special 10-part series looking at how a Tyent Ionizer compares to the competition?
Well, without further ado, we couldn’t wait to bring you the second part of the series, taking a closer look at how Tyent Ionizers compare with water filters that fit directly onto your tap.
Are Faucet Filters Any Good?
Faucet-mounted filters come in various designs, with differing filtration capabilities and construction. These …
Posted by: TyentUSA On November 10, 2016 12:00 pm
Back in 2008, the Environmental Working Group (EWG) found that 10 top brands of bottled water contained contaminants such as disinfectant by-products, pain medication and fertilizer residue.
Even if the beverage industry has cleaned up its act since then, there’s still the worry that plastic leaches controversial carcinogen Bisphenal A (BPA) into the bottled water. No one is certain about the long-term effects of imbibing the estrogen-mimicking chemical, so wobbly reassurances along the lines of “it seems to be alright …
