Bottled water contains hundreds of thousands of plastic bits: study
In the News/Activism forum, on a thread titled Bottled water contains hundreds of thousands of plastic bits: study, ransomnote wrote: I watched a foreign investigative video re bottled water. I think the origin was Finland.
The bottle was tested (measured with portable device) for particulate matter (parts per million) and the level of unwanted particles in the water was quite low, as expected.The investigator inserted an electrical power source - it was as if he put live power line wires into a hand held device and put it in the bottled water, switched it on. The water immediately boiled in the intense electrical surge. In the water, you could see what looked like grey scales forming and falling to the bottom in the water bottle.
Testing for particulate matter (PPM), with the same device as initially tested, the number was quite high. Electrifying the water forced some of the molecular contaminates to form larger clumps of a size that could now be measured with PPM devices.
He seemed to be demonstrating that there are dissolved contaminates in water that can be solidified into small grey scales which drop to the bottom if exposed to strong electrical charge. From there, the water can be filtered because the clumps of foreign material were now larger, detectable and able to be filtered out.
I don't believe plastic water bottles are safe, nor are related plastics. At the time I saw that demonstration, I checked out municipal water supplies, and the use of permeable membranes to filter out contaminates has grown to include some of the materials suspected of being in plastic water bottles, or portable (5gallon and smaller) water jugs.
Better to buy high quality filtration devices whenever possible. No one is minding the store re plastics and contaminates nor their use in municipal water filtration. The FDA rubber stamped toxic 'vaccines' and invited pharma to police themselves. That's standard operating procedure for the FDA. Apply that to contaminates in water - the FDA likely ignores the issues or invites self monitoring. That may sound harsh but they are the ones with something to prove, not me.
Based upon what you said, some smart people should integrate an electrical device with a reverse osmosis filtering system to enhance the filtration.
Who is watching the water
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Most excellent info!