Water is life
Hardly anything is as familiar to us as water, and yet it is worth taking a look behind the scenes ...
How do I get the whole flavor of an exciting topic across in a nutshell? Maybe we remember our origins and the knowledge of our ancestors.
Everything has sprung from the water! Everything is preserved by the water! Johann Wolfgang von Goethe - Faust II
In nature we experience water in its most varied of manifestations. We encounter it in the fog, trudge through rain and snow, admire the glitter of the ice, marvel at the circular water droplets on the flower and are fascinated by the meter-high waves of the sea and the thundering waterfalls.
As diverse as we encounter water in nature with all our senses, it also has a lively and extraordinary effect in our body. Water dissolves and transports nutrients. Water dissolves and transports slag / deposits. Water regulates the heat balance. Water is a reaction partner in all metabolic processes. Water conveys information and order.
Every process of life takes place in a watery environment. Water is so vital to life that our body can no longer function properly if it does not have enough good water available. This quickly reduces our performance when the body has to switch to economy mode due to a lack of water.
How quickly the body finds its way back to its old strength after the deficiency has been eliminated, everyone has been able to experience after enjoying a delicious, cool glass of water, when they have bent down to a pure spring tired and exhausted.
But not only the amount of water consumed is important for health and well-being. Whether water comes from a mountain spring from an old well or the pipe system of a large city, whether it could flow freely or was forced into long, dead straight pipes, gives it a different character and quality.
Water that flows is full of good qualities; if it comes to a standstill, it loses them. Ibn Kalakis
In addition to the purity of the water, other properties obviously have a significant influence on the water quality.
Today we can hardly find pure, unpolluted water. So at the moment there does not seem to be an alternative to technical post-processing of our drinking water. We rely on systems that align the regeneration and refinement of the water with the approach taken by nature.
Water filter
Filtered water just tastes better!
Can tap water be optimized? Multiple experience shows: After high-quality filtering, it usually tastes much better! Numerous households now prepare their own optimized drinking water from tap water. Many unwanted substances are removed and the taste is clearly better.
The taste of tea and coffee comes into its own and it is also ideal for cooking. Plants and animals also appreciate the benefits of filtered water.
Pollutants have no place in drinking water
W. Hacheney said of today's tap water as follows:
The water that the waterworks produce cannot be called drinking water with regard to health and life-sustaining processes, but should be called properly sanitized service water.
Of course, we know that drinking water is one of the best-monitored foods. But despite all care, contamination from drug residues, pesticides and other undesirable traces of our civilization can be detected in most water samples.
In the ground and surface water, the most important sources of drinking water, there are increasingly residues from intensive agriculture, as well as toxic chemicals or drug residues. Not all of these unnatural substances are filtered out in sewage treatment plants and waterworks. Although the European Drinking Water Ordinance prescribes numerous limit values for pollutants, only a fraction of the substances that may be contained in the water are tested. Water is our No. 1 food and not everything that is allowed is healthy, e.g. lead or copper from old pipes. The following should therefore apply to our drinking water: the fewer unnatural substances, the better.
To rely on legal limit values when evaluating qualities is unfortunately also a fallacy. The Brockhaus writes:
The process of setting limit values is just as controversial as the limit value itself, since scientists, for example, have different assessments of the harmfulness of certain substances and limit values represent politically negotiated compromises between what is ecologically and health-wise, what is technically possible, financially acceptable and what is economically and politically justifiable.
Filtering water is more ecological than buying water
It is not uncommon for bottled water to be transported hundreds of lorry kilometers - a burden for the environment and, unfortunately, not always a guarantee of good water quality.
Filtering water saves time, money and effort
A drinking water filter system can usually be installed in a few minutes and is very easy to use. We almost exclusively use filters from the German manufacturer Carbonit, which are available in different equipment and performance criteria.
Water from a physical point of view
When we talk about water quality in general, we usually only look at the chemistry of the water. Which minerals are dissolved in the water? What pollutants does it contain? What is the overall hardness? The focus is on these and similar questions.
Questions about the inner surface of the water, which are important for the dissolving and transporting abilities of a water or the degree of order of a water, the electromagnetic oscillation pattern and the electrical conductance are hardly considered. But these parameters also have a significant influence on the quality of our water.
For example, water that has flowed meandering over hill and dale for a few kilometers in the wild and swirled has a significantly larger inner surface compared to our tap water pressed through pipes. Many studies have shown that moving water can regenerate itself.
Water that flows is full of good qualities; if it comes to a standstill, it loses them. Ibn Kalakis
What we get from some water pipes today is denatured, disinfected, process water and no longer natural, pollutant-free, energized drinking water. The widespread destruction of our environment and our careless handling of the resources entrusted to us have significantly worsened water quality in the last few decades.
The way back to an intact nature as the source of our elixir of life, water, is rocky and long. Nevertheless, we must strive courageously, resolutely and courageously towards this indispensable and vital goal.
In the meantime we can make do with technical solutions. Numerous new and old manufacturers have introduced an almost unmistakable variety of water treatment devices onto the market in recent years.
We have been using Lambda Uno devices for many years. A north German manufacturer who harmoniously harmonizes German engineering with the Asian knowledge of natural energies. The developers base their work on the example of nature. As in a meandering mountain stream, the water is made to rotate by a special nozzle system in a vortex chamber. Flawless rock crystals, which are cut into a special geometric shape by specialists, give the water structure, order and energy.
Depending on the location, the activators are available in several sizes and can be supplemented and expanded with various filter combinations.