by seosmooth | Sep 10, 2020 | Current News, Before & After's
Water retention, or Edema, is collected fluid in the body’s tissues. If you are experiencing water retention, you will usually see swelling in the feet and legs. More uncommonly, some people experience swelling of the face, hands and arms. There are a wide array of...
by seosmooth | Aug 17, 2020 | Before & After's, Current News
If you lose electricity or run out of your favorite snack before it is time for your next trip to the grocery store, you may feel like your world is ending. But, there is something far more important for your livelihood, that most people rarely consider on a daily...
by Clear Choice Water Filtration | Jul 10, 2020 | Before & After's, Current News
A Reverse Osmosis water filtration system is used to rid contaminants from water that enters the home. The water is fed through a semipermeable membrane; from the highly concentrated side to the less concentrated side. The higher the concentration, the higher the...
by Clear Choice Water Filtration | Jul 10, 2020 | Before & After's, Current News
There are a variety of water filtration systems available, based on your specific need. When you are picking a water filtrations system for your home, it is important to educate yourself on the different water filtration systems available, and the specific uses for...
by Clear Choice Water Filtration | Jul 10, 2020 | Before & After's, Current News
Throughout the day, humans lose water by breathing and sweating. If an individual leads an active lifestyle, water is lost at an increased rate. Keeping hydrated is extremely important in order to lead a healthy lifestyle, and keep your body running optimally. To...
by Clear Choice Water Filtration | Jul 10, 2020 | Before & After's, Current News
The human body consists of 65% water, it is a vital necessity for life. We need to replenish the water we lose daily through urination, sweat, and even breathing. When the body loses water, it becomes difficult to regulate core temperature, and heat stroke may...
