We receive so many queries day in and day out as to whether distilled water is actually healthy. As is the case with most however, customers prefer to hear from others who’ve experienced things for themselves, which is why we thought we’d share Sally-Ann’s story. Sally-Ann Creed is a nutritional therapist from South Africa and has suffered with chronic asthma, panic attacks and severe sinus problems for many years. Thanks to distilled water however, she’s managed to turn her life around for the ...

Fluoride happens to be one of the most abundant elements on the earth’s crust, the 13th most abundant in fact. It’s a chemical ion of the fluoride element and has a single extra electron, giving it a negative charge. It’s found naturally in the soil, in our water, our food as well as several other minerals including fluorite. The concentration of fluoride within our seawater would appear to average at around 1.3 parts per million or ppm. In fresh water however it naturally ranges anywhere from 0...

Living amongst us in this increasingly toxic world, you’ll know that enjoying a cleanse once or twice a year will no doubt be a good idea. Carrying out a detox is a bit like hitting a reset button on your body. It can help to heighten your energy levels, balance out your hormones as well as improve your digestive system.

You can also help break the viscous cycle of cravings and lose those last stubborn pounds. Sadly however, with the constant flow of toxins and contaminants that are present in ou...

Residents in parts of Lancashire should boil water for drinking, brushing teeth and food preparation until further notice, United Utilities has said.

Thousands having to boil drinking water after a bug is found in supplies

Hundreds of thousands of people in Lancashire are being told to boil their water before drinking after United Utilities found a bug at its treatment works near Preston.

Cryptosporidium can cause sickness and diarrhoea.

Residents in Blackpool, Chorley, Fylde, Preston, South Ribble ...

There’s nothing quite like a refreshing glass of water to quench your thirst, and getting enough water is key to maintaining good health. Many of us drink water straight from the tap for convenience, but have you ever stopped to wonder where your water comes from and what chemicals and minerals could be found in it?

Although the UK has multiple water filtration plants, this isn’t always enough to remove potentially harmful substances that both taste and smell bad. We source a lot of our water fro...