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The story of how PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl), or “forever chemicals,” began contaminating American public water supplies is a harrowing one. It’s even worse when a nationally known company..

When the temperature starts dropping, our beverages start heating up. But it also means our immune systems start slacking off, too. Luckily, the answer to a better, healthier winter season could..

Temperatures are dropping, and the kids are back at school—the perfect storm for spreading the common cold, stomach bugs and the flu. In other words, germs are about to enter your life in a major..

Many health fads took the U.S. by storm in 2019, but by far one of the most popular is the kombucha craze. And it’s not just because it tastes great. It’s because kombucha offers your body tons of..

2019 is in its finale, bringing one incredible decade to an end. With the new year approaching swiftly, it’s that time where we ask ourselves: how can I be healthier? Soon, New Year’s Resolutions..

Self-care should be an essential part of anyone’s life. Unwinding and relaxing can help with the inevitable stressors that come with your normal day-to-day. One way to practice self-care is..

It’s no secret that our public water supplies are treated to make it safe to drink, but the question often lies in how efficient that process may be. Orthophosphate makes up just one of those..

If you haven’t heard, we’re pretty partial to purified water, as opposed to filtered or (cue horror movie music) tap water, at all costs. Purification helps make your water safer to drink by..

Ripon, California is the latest city in America to be riddled with a toxin in its public water supply. The chemical this time around? Trichloroethylene, or TCE. And unlike other potentially..

Ginger is one of those spices across cultures that we just can’t seem to get enough of. Lucky for us, it does more than just make food and drinks taste amazing…it has a range of health benefits,..

Football season is in full swing and you know what that means: tailgating. It’s the art of team spirit, friendship, libations, and love for the sport wrapped up into one morning-noon-night..

The short answer is: yes. Drinking your recommended “8 glasses a day” can keep an average human body hydrated enough. But then the question becomes: is hydrated enough, enough? And the short..