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How to Ensure Your Water is Safe from Viruses like the Coronavirus.
* m) W& N/ |$ R# q& b" [$ ^Safeguarding from viruses, bacteria, and boosting your immune support.: T' W# O9 X) z% I6 E7 l$ i6 S/ G
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It is difficult to not feel a twinge of fear when thinking about the coronavirus. Bacteria and sickness in general can be scary enough, but the destructive potential of viruses can be altogether terrifying. You may not have ever researched how your water provider is protecting you from these infectants, but chances are you’re only getting what you pay for. - V+ c8 V0 [5 ~/ |! ?, Z9 V
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" Y# i! f9 F! H* H( r0 b3 G! XMethods for neutralizing infective agents.# Q3 r+ W0 _$ W( K4 F% ?
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There are two primary ways that infectious agents, like bacteria and viruses, in your water can be neutralized. The first and most common method is by treating your water with antiviral and antibacterial compounds that will sterilize the infectious agents. These compounds are dependent on maintaining specific volumes, exposure times, and proper dispersion – all variables that are vulnerable to both human and machine error. Ultraviolet light, another agent used to sterilize bacteria, is an even more difficult treatment to maintain.
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Blocking entry through mechanical reduction.
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# z) S$ w7 M7 N5 XThe second method is mechanical reduction – filtering your water through pores so small that contaminants are trapped and cannot pass through. Why is this more effective? Think of this as an offensive measure – as opposed to simply sterilizing harmful contaminants that have already found their way into your water, you preemptively remove them by passing them through a filter. We recommend using both mechanical and chemical approaches to purifying your water.
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Which water filters remove viruses?( s) S+ A! z' x- \1 X
9 Q% I3 W/ Y0 O; E Because viruses can be as small as 0.004 μm (microns), choosing water that has been filtered through an NF (nanofiltration ~0.001 μm) or RO (reverse osmosis ~0.0001 μm) membrane is the only way to be sure they’ve been effectively removed. For even more security, we recommend fortifying your water with compounds like Zeolite and Zeo Z1, as well as silver ions. These not only act as antiviral and antibacterial agents, but also release antitoxins into your water and other compounds that boost your immune support – helping your body fight off sickness.
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