March 31, 2025 • 20 mins
Heard all the buzz about reverse osmosis, softeners, and carbon filters—but still not sure which direction to go? In this special bonus episode of The Toxic Truth About Water, Drs. Glenn and Ina reveal the system they’ve personally chosen after decades spent studying detox, water contaminants, and the hidden pitfalls of traditional filtration. Find out why this unique medical-grade technology—backed by third-party labs and free of electricity, salt, and heavy maintenance—stands out from the pack. If you’re looking for long-term peace of mind for your entire household, this might be it!
What You’ll Learn
- Why Purity Isn’t Enough:
- The critical difference between removing contaminants and preserving beneficial minerals.
- Key Tech Highlights:
- How a tri-filter system with no electricity and minimal maintenance manages to kill bacteria, block PFAS, and handle every faucet in your home.
- Award-Winning Science:
- Discover the exclusive technology recognized by the EPA for its innovation—and once reserved for dental and medical facilities.
- No Contracts, No Backwash:
- Say goodbye to pricey service plans, salt refills, and wasted water.
Key Takeaways
- Contaminant-Free, Mineral-Rich: This system filters out 99.9999% of toxins (from microplastics to heavy metals) while preserving essential nutrients.
- Whole-Home Safety: Perfect for showering, brushing teeth, cooking, and drinking—no separate under-sink unit required.
- Cost-Efficient Over Time: Built to last, with filters needing replacement every 2–3 years (or more), plus a lifetime warranty on housing.
- Easy Install & Low Footprint: Compact and wall-mounted, no electricity or massive tanks involved.
Resources & Links
- Connect with Drs. Glenn & Ina for a Consultation:
- Website: TheToxicTruth.info
- Call or Text: (732) 300-1925
- Facebook: Search for “Dr. Glenn and Dr. Ina Nozek” or message them directly.
- Grab the Book:
- The Toxic Truth About Water (Paperback & eBook) at TheToxicTruth.info
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Episode Transcript
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Ina (00:00):
Hello, everybody.
Welcome to the Toxic Truth AboutWater.
We're Drs.
Glenn and Ina Nozek, and we arebringing you an exciting episode
today that we consider one ofthe bonus episodes.
So we completed our series, andthis is our second of two bonus
(00:20):
episodes that we are excitedabout.
Just to back up, we haveexplored throughout the series
the problem at hand, thecontaminants in our water, the
various contaminants that weneed to be concerned about.
it's a big problem.
As you guys now know, if you'vebeen listening, it's a very big
(00:42):
problem.
And we also talked about thevarious solutions.
What do we do?
Now that we know, what do we do?
And some people are stillwanting to know what do you guys
do?
What do you recommend?
Or maybe you have a system andyou're not quite sure.
Maybe you're just want toexplore, just something that you
feel really confident with.
(01:03):
So in this episode, we want toshare with you what we feel
after many years, working withcleansing and detox and toxicity
and also always having a system,or not always, but for many
years having a whole housesystem in New Jersey and then
down here, but now recognizingthat in all the years, probably
(01:27):
25 years since we've been doingsomething for the water in our
home, we've never seen a systemThat does what this system does,
and we have a lot of things toshare as to why we feel so proud
and passionate about a waterfiltration system of all things.
Glenn (01:48):
It seems bizarre to get excited about that, but really.
We should be because we're soconnected to water in our daily
lives, drinking water to bathingin water, using it to brush our
teeth, wash our clothes, washour fruits and vegetables.
it's part of it.
And we now know, and I,especially you and I now know,
(02:09):
through research, how.
detrimental some of what's beingdone to the water in the name of
trying to help us, in allfairness, in the name of trying
to help us, is still not helpingus, in fact, and is making a lot
of people's health worse.
Of course,
Ina (02:25):
it's contributing to a lot of the health crisis that we're
Really all a part of.
And so having said that, forthose of you, some of you know
us, us before the podcast, someof you only know us since
listening to us here.
And what I want to get acrossis, at this stage of our life,
(02:47):
we, like many of you have becomevery skeptical, very cynical,
not really trusting a lot ofwhat's out there.
Products, companies, people.
And unfortunately, there's badplayers in all industries.
And I think we'll all agree onthat.
And it doesn't mean that it'sall bad and you can't trust
(03:07):
anything.
But unfortunately, there's a lotof that.
And Glenn and I have become justmore so in the past few years
than ever before.
And so for us to align with acompany and represent a product
from a company, it takes a lot.
It takes a lot, so We want toshare with you something that we
(03:27):
feel just very excited aboutbecause the company, the
product, the people, theintegrity is there, the
transparency is there, thetechnology is so much more
superior.
There's so many reasons why, ifyou're looking to filter the
water in your home, why youmight choose this system.
And just as a little aside,Three years ago, when we moved
(03:50):
to Florida, we put a system inour house here in Florida,
similar to what we had in NewJersey.
And when we learned about thisparticular system, even though
that system was pretty new, wetook it all out, we removed it
all, and we put in this system,and this is what we
wholeheartedly believe to be.
The best technology in theindustry.
(04:12):
So we're going to share with youwhat it is, how it works, how
it's different, but just to backup real quick.
So the name of the company thatwe represent is pure home 365.
We are a national company.
We sell all over the country.
We're also actually global.
We're in a couple othercountries.
Glenn and I try to stick tothere's plenty of people here in
(04:32):
the U.
S.
That need our product pure way.
Is our water division and we'reowned by
Glenn (04:41):
the same people, but
Ina (04:42):
correct, right?
So pure way three pure home 365pure way water filtration One
and the same in terms of who'srunning this incredible company.
And if you tuned into our bonusepisode that we recorded
previously, Owen Boyd is thefounder of the technology that
(05:03):
our company has exclusive rightsto distribute.
So we're the only company in theworld that uses this particular
technology.
And just so you guys know, foralmost 40 years, This technology
has been involved withproducing, creating medical
grade water.
So specifically, it was reallyin medical and dental offices
(05:24):
that this technology was used.
But as the evolution continuedand more research and
development, and the doctors anddentists that had this
technology in their offices,they wanted it in their homes.
And so now we are able to offerit to residents for commercial
use as well, and it's justreally.
(05:46):
Fantastic.
So we're going to talk aboutwhat it is and all the different
features of it.
Glenn (05:50):
We're going to break it down and let you know that, but
here's the spoiler alert for me,this is what really sold me.
The one thing we knew all alongall these years was that our.
Drinking water was apparentlybetter than our other water,
even though everything we haddone previously was still some
form of filtration done to thewater to the best of our
(06:13):
knowledge and ability of what wethought was out there, what we
learned about what we used tohave.
but we knew it.
We knew that our shower waterisn't what we wanted to drink
necessarily, What's reallyexciting here is you're getting
the highest quality water out ofevery faucet Shower and spigot
in your house,
Ina (06:33):
You could actually fill up your water bottle with your
bathroom sink and have the samequality of water as you would
from your kitchen sink anywhere,in your home is going to be this
amazing medical grade qualitywater with all the contaminants
out, but maintaining theminerals, which we'll talk
about.
Glenn (06:53):
Why haven't you heard about this?
Is it really so different?
It is.
It's been hiding, like Ina said,in the medical and dental world
for literally Decades.
Yep.
And it hasn't been availableyet.
It's an award winningtechnology.
Multi award win.
Ina (07:08):
Actually, three very prestigious awards have been won
for this particular technology.
Glenn (07:13):
Including the EPA's innovative technology.
That's a big deal.
That's the EPA.
They're the ones looking out,for environmental protection.
Period.
So for them to given it aninnovative award on how this is
actually working with water ishuge
Ina (07:28):
It really is and I'm gonna say this and Glenn will agree
with this, probably the mostImportant thing for us out of
all the things we're going toshare with you in this episode
The most important thing is thatthis system that we represent is
third party tested by fourdifferent independent labs.
(07:50):
Now, we've worked withnutritional supplementation for
almost 40 years, and I just wantto share a little analogy.
When you buy a bottle of vitaminC, for example, and let's say
the label says 500 milligrams ofvitamin C, How do you know
there's 500 milligrams that notonly went into the supplement,
(08:12):
but it's also coming out, like,when you take it, right?
Absorption, we're not talkingabout.
We're just talking about thebottle, the label.
If something isn't third partytested, like a supplement, you
don't know what's in there.
You don't know that maybethere's also, aside from not the
right amount of nutrient thatthey're claiming, maybe there's
toxic heavy metals, maybethere's other micro, or maybe
(08:34):
there's something else in there.
So third party testing hasalways been really important for
us, in the world ofsupplementation.
And now in water filtration.
The fact that our system isthird party tested by four
independent labs, so when wetell you that we're taking out
99.
9999 percent of all themicrobiological contaminants,
(08:59):
all of the PFAS, all of theheavy metals, the
pharmaceuticals, themicroplastics, the chlorine and
all the chlorine compounds, whenwe say that, we're not just
saying that.
We have proof, and that isreally important, and we're not
going to talk negatively aboutother companies, but other
companies can say that, but whenyou ask for the proof, Chances
(09:21):
are they're not going to be ableto produce that for you.
Glenn (09:24):
and Ina mentioned something we've talked about it
on past episodes a little bitabout this technology.
Something called microbiologicalcontaminants.
But breaking it down to themicrobiological contaminants was
what we knew at the time.
Now we're able to break it downto the nanoparticles to
actually, and we need to.
that's the thing that's changedin our contaminant world is now
(09:47):
contaminants are breaking downto even smaller parts and we're
finding that they are stillgetting into both our bodies
into our foods and water.
And so we need to filter it out,especially out of the water.
Ina (09:59):
And let's just talk about the biologicals for a minute.
We did a whole episode on that.
A lot of systems will producebiofouling, where bacteria is
actually growing within thesystem and getting into our
water.
With our system, we know we'renot getting, we're killing
there's, we're filtering downand not only trapping, but
killing any microorganism thatexists.
(10:20):
So if there's a boil alert, ifthere's a boil order and we
talked about that also inprevious episodes with our
system, you never have to worryabout boiling the water because
again, we're filtering down tothat level with other systems.
Most likely, you still need toboil the water.
(10:42):
When we had our whole housecarbon filtration system, if
there was a boil alert, we stillhad to boil the water because it
doesn't filter out to thatlevel.
So that's really important.
The other thing is, Our systemdoesn't require electricity.
Glenn (10:56):
Yeah, there's no backwashing, there's no
regeneration.
So a lot of these carbonfiltration units need to be like
backwashed.
We need to take thosecontaminants and flush them out,
which unfortunately is flushedback typically into the aquifer.
So that's not doing a good thingeither.
But.
I get it.
You want it out of the filter.
However, that's not requiredwith this.
(11:17):
What we have is a unique trifilter system.
And it doesn't require anybackwashing or electricity.
Ina (11:25):
Let's just talk about that for just one moment.
If you have a power outage, ifyou have a power surge, you have
to be concerned.
You have to make sure, you haveto check to make sure that it
didn't kick off your system.
With our system, you have totalpeace of mind.
And down here in Florida, wehave power outages now and
again.
I think we have them all overthe country.
(11:45):
Peace of mind knowing that wenever have to worry about it
because it's not connected toelectricity.
Never an issue
Glenn (11:52):
now,
Ina (11:52):
I Was gonna say the next
Glenn (11:55):
item that I'd bring up Is softening or conditioning the
water?
So yeah,
Ina (12:01):
and see I always cut him off.
You guys know already, right?
So we talked about softeners ona previous episode and then Owen
Boyd talked about, you knowreally the downside of
softeners, so Just as arefresher, a softener will
protect your house, yourplumbing, your appliances.
It's not doing anything good forour bodies or for the
(12:21):
environment.
But we want those benefits,right?
You wanna, if you have a home,you want your plumbing to last.
You don't want that calciumcarbonate buildup.
And your faucet, you don't wantyour dishwasher or your washing
machine or your hot water heateror your coffee maker to die
early to, to not have a longlife because it's got all this
(12:44):
buildup, this scale buildup.
So our system conditions thewater without salt.
So it's going to do all of thosethings.
You will sustain the life ofyour appliances and your
plumbing and all that.
But no salt,
Glenn (12:58):
and we won't get into it on this, episode because we've
done it before, but salt is justbad for our environment.
So it's bad for our body and badfor the body to absolutely.
So it's a win and the systemcovers that.
And that's huge.
Another thing is so many ofthese systems, part of the sale
is really a service contract.
(13:19):
That's ultimately where some ofthese companies are making their
money, either systems, theirtanks have to be rebed every so
often where literally they bringthem to a company, they tell
them exactly, they,
Ina (13:30):
they basically redo the inside of the tank.
And even if it's not that time,usually yearly, like with our
other systems that we've hadyearly, they're coming out and
they're doing maintenance calls.
They're changing the filters.
A lot of times you have to getthe filters through them, but
they come and they will changethem for you and all that.
(13:50):
And it adds up over time.
Glenn (13:53):
These are no contract situations where there's self
maintenance.
It's minimal maintenance.
Just simply, it's a three stagefilter system, three different
proprietary filters designed toreally allow you to get down to
that nanobiological level at awhole house level.
Ina (14:13):
And so The reason why we don't have service contracts is
because, like Glenn said, it'sextremely low maintenance.
So the lifespan of our filtersis a minimum of two to three
years.
Sometimes more like four, five,six, or more years, depending on
water consumption, depending onthe size that's suitable for
(14:33):
you, for your household.
So it's very low maintenance,which saves you a ton of money
down the road.
And when it's time to replacethose filters You literally have
a brand new system.
It's like a brand new systemjust with that filter change So
that's super duper cool
Glenn (14:52):
Good.
Ina (14:52):
The other thing is that we have a lifetime warranty on the
housing of our unit So that'scool because if something
happens to it Whether somethingfalls on it or someone Backs up
into it, if it's in the garage,whatever, right?
Lifetime warranty, so you neverever have to worry about the
(15:15):
housing, the filter change is aminimum of every two to three
years, so it's really totalpeace of mind.
Glenn (15:21):
clarify that, just so people understand, because you
say, lifetime warranty on thehousing, sounds oh.
Just the housing?
No, because all there is, thisisn't a mechanical based device
per se, it doesn't, again, itdoesn't require electricity, the
moving parts in here are thewater, that's it, that's the
moving part.
So if there's anything otherthan filters that could possibly
go wrong, it would be thehousing.
(15:43):
This housing comes from Italy.
It's an Italian made housing,it's the finest in the industry,
and that's why it carries alifetime warranty.
So you really have peace of mindwith the system.
Ina (15:54):
It also, our system has a very small footprint.
It's wall mounted, and dependingon where you live in the
country, depending on climate,in certain areas it could be put
outside your home.
Most states it would be insideagain, wall mounted, and we have
small, medium, large, dependingon Your water consumption.
(16:16):
For example, our small would bemore for, let's say, one person
living in a small condo, or anRV, or a boat our medium and
large are more for, more peopleliving in a bigger Home or with
more bathrooms and so forth.
So it all depends onConsumption, how much water are
you using in your household?
Glenn (16:38):
So we can't say enough about the pure waste system What
is actually able to accomplish alot of people are thinking well,
it sounds absolutely amazing Andit is and so gosh, what might it
Cost.
It must be expensive.
part of the thing we got excitedabout is compared to all the
systems out there.
It's truly affordable becausethis system, the closest thing
(17:00):
that it compares to would belike a whole house reverse
osmosis system that goesanywhere typically from like 15
to 30, 000.
produces A ton of wastewater,needs electricity, has to be
very carefully maintained, can'tdo it yourself, you need,
absolutely would have a contractwith that, it's just exorbitant,
literally at a fraction of theprice, you can have a system
(17:23):
that gives you peace of mindpurifies and cleans that water,
but gives you The nutrients leftin the water that water actually
is supposed to have so that youget the nutrient benefit from it
that you wanted.
Ina (17:38):
So it's yes, like Glenn said, it's comparable to that
without any of the downside ofthat.
In a nutshell.
It's just really the best thatwe've seen.
We are very proud to representit.
We have one in our home, we sellall over the country.
And just so you guys know, incase you are interested, just
feel free to reach out to us.
(17:59):
I'll tell you how you can reachus.
I want you all to know that weare not.
Hard sell.
We don't even consider ourselvessalespeople, although we are
because we're selling something,right?
So let's be honest.
We are selling and we want youto buy it, but we don't
pressure.
We are very low key.
We want to provide theinformation, the education to
(18:20):
you.
And you make your own decision.
We're never going to push.
We're going to give you the bestprice that we can always because
that's how we would want to betreated.
If someone were sellingsomething to us but there's
again, never, ever any pressure.
So for you guys if you want toget in touch with us to set up a
time to either do a zoom, talkon the phone, go back and forth,
(18:41):
whatever, through text,whatever's comfortable for you.
A couple different ways.
First of all, you can visit ourwebsite.
The toxic truth dot info andthere will be a place where you
can fill in your info toschedule a call with us.
You can also find us on socialmedia particularly Facebook.
(19:02):
We're on Facebook.
We're easy to find.
Our names are not common.
So you'll be able to find us andyou can reach out to us with a
private message.
And we're happy to respond thatway.
Or if you would like to call,I'll give you my number.
732 300 1925, yes, I still havemy New Jersey number, but you
(19:23):
can call or text me any time.
So those are the ways you canreach us, and we just really
want to.
Thank you so much for tuning in,for being open, and if there's
anything that we can do for youguys, anything at all please
reach out.
Oh, and by the way, I forgot.
(19:44):
I should have showed you, butyou can find, we also have a
book, so if you're a reader, Ora listener.
We have, it's called The ToxicTruth About Water.
A lot of the information weshared in our podcast series
will be in the book.
We have a paperback and we alsohave, An ebook.
So depending on how you like toread,
Glenn (20:02):
when you go to the website, the Toxic Truth info,
there'll be a link there forthat,
Ina (20:08):
for either one.
Yep.
Yeah.
Cool.
So any last minute.
Just
Glenn (20:13):
a deep appreciation for all those who took the time to
listen.
Our goal was strictly, again, asIna mentioned, to educate you,
to get you the information youneed to know about a topic we
think is incredibly important.
just maybe one of the mostimportant things when it comes
to health, especially basics.
It's a basic, everybody'sdrinking water.
So thanks again for tuning in.
(20:35):
And again, if you ever have anyquestions, don't hesitate to
reach out.
Ina (20:39):
We're here for you guys much love and so much gratitude.
Glenn (20:44):
Bye.
Ina (20:44):
Bye.
Hello, everybody.
Welcome to the Toxic Truth AboutWater.
We're Drs.
Glenn and Ina Nozek, and we arebringing you an exciting episode
today that we consider one ofthe bonus episodes.
So we completed our series, andthis is our second of two bonus
(00:20):
episodes that we are excitedabout.
Just to back up, we haveexplored throughout the series
the problem at hand, thecontaminants in our water, the
various contaminants that weneed to be concerned about.
it's a big problem.
As you guys now know, if you'vebeen listening, it's a very big
(00:42):
problem.
And we also talked about thevarious solutions.
What do we do?
Now that we know, what do we do?
And some people are stillwanting to know what do you guys
do?
What do you recommend?
Or maybe you have a system andyou're not quite sure.
Maybe you're just want toexplore, just something that you
feel really confident with.
(01:03):
So in this episode, we want toshare with you what we feel
after many years, working withcleansing and detox and toxicity
and also always having a system,or not always, but for many
years having a whole housesystem in New Jersey and then
down here, but now recognizingthat in all the years, probably
(01:27):
25 years since we've been doingsomething for the water in our
home, we've never seen a systemThat does what this system does,
and we have a lot of things toshare as to why we feel so proud
and passionate about a waterfiltration system of all things.
Glenn (01:48):
It seems bizarre to get excited about that, but really.
We should be because we're soconnected to water in our daily
lives, drinking water to bathingin water, using it to brush our
teeth, wash our clothes, washour fruits and vegetables.
it's part of it.
And we now know, and I,especially you and I now know,
(02:09):
through research, how.
detrimental some of what's beingdone to the water in the name of
trying to help us, in allfairness, in the name of trying
to help us, is still not helpingus, in fact, and is making a lot
of people's health worse.
Of course,
Ina (02:25):
it's contributing to a lot of the health crisis that we're
Really all a part of.
And so having said that, forthose of you, some of you know
us, us before the podcast, someof you only know us since
listening to us here.
And what I want to get acrossis, at this stage of our life,
(02:47):
we, like many of you have becomevery skeptical, very cynical,
not really trusting a lot ofwhat's out there.
Products, companies, people.
And unfortunately, there's badplayers in all industries.
And I think we'll all agree onthat.
And it doesn't mean that it'sall bad and you can't trust
(03:07):
anything.
But unfortunately, there's a lotof that.
And Glenn and I have become justmore so in the past few years
than ever before.
And so for us to align with acompany and represent a product
from a company, it takes a lot.
It takes a lot, so We want toshare with you something that we
(03:27):
feel just very excited aboutbecause the company, the
product, the people, theintegrity is there, the
transparency is there, thetechnology is so much more
superior.
There's so many reasons why, ifyou're looking to filter the
water in your home, why youmight choose this system.
And just as a little aside,Three years ago, when we moved
(03:50):
to Florida, we put a system inour house here in Florida,
similar to what we had in NewJersey.
And when we learned about thisparticular system, even though
that system was pretty new, wetook it all out, we removed it
all, and we put in this system,and this is what we
wholeheartedly believe to be.
The best technology in theindustry.
(04:12):
So we're going to share with youwhat it is, how it works, how
it's different, but just to backup real quick.
So the name of the company thatwe represent is pure home 365.
We are a national company.
We sell all over the country.
We're also actually global.
We're in a couple othercountries.
Glenn and I try to stick tothere's plenty of people here in
(04:32):
the U.
S.
That need our product pure way.
Is our water division and we'reowned by
Glenn (04:41):
the same people, but
Ina (04:42):
correct, right?
So pure way three pure home 365pure way water filtration One
and the same in terms of who'srunning this incredible company.
And if you tuned into our bonusepisode that we recorded
previously, Owen Boyd is thefounder of the technology that
(05:03):
our company has exclusive rightsto distribute.
So we're the only company in theworld that uses this particular
technology.
And just so you guys know, foralmost 40 years, This technology
has been involved withproducing, creating medical
grade water.
So specifically, it was reallyin medical and dental offices
(05:24):
that this technology was used.
But as the evolution continuedand more research and
development, and the doctors anddentists that had this
technology in their offices,they wanted it in their homes.
And so now we are able to offerit to residents for commercial
use as well, and it's justreally.
(05:46):
Fantastic.
So we're going to talk aboutwhat it is and all the different
features of it.
Glenn (05:50):
We're going to break it down and let you know that, but
here's the spoiler alert for me,this is what really sold me.
The one thing we knew all alongall these years was that our.
Drinking water was apparentlybetter than our other water,
even though everything we haddone previously was still some
form of filtration done to thewater to the best of our
(06:13):
knowledge and ability of what wethought was out there, what we
learned about what we used tohave.
but we knew it.
We knew that our shower waterisn't what we wanted to drink
necessarily, What's reallyexciting here is you're getting
the highest quality water out ofevery faucet Shower and spigot
in your house,
Ina (06:33):
You could actually fill up your water bottle with your
bathroom sink and have the samequality of water as you would
from your kitchen sink anywhere,in your home is going to be this
amazing medical grade qualitywater with all the contaminants
out, but maintaining theminerals, which we'll talk
about.
Glenn (06:53):
Why haven't you heard about this?
Is it really so different?
It is.
It's been hiding, like Ina said,in the medical and dental world
for literally Decades.
Yep.
And it hasn't been availableyet.
It's an award winningtechnology.
Multi award win.
Ina (07:08):
Actually, three very prestigious awards have been won
for this particular technology.
Glenn (07:13):
Including the EPA's innovative technology.
That's a big deal.
That's the EPA.
They're the ones looking out,for environmental protection.
Period.
So for them to given it aninnovative award on how this is
actually working with water ishuge
Ina (07:28):
It really is and I'm gonna say this and Glenn will agree
with this, probably the mostImportant thing for us out of
all the things we're going toshare with you in this episode
The most important thing is thatthis system that we represent is
third party tested by fourdifferent independent labs.
(07:50):
Now, we've worked withnutritional supplementation for
almost 40 years, and I just wantto share a little analogy.
When you buy a bottle of vitaminC, for example, and let's say
the label says 500 milligrams ofvitamin C, How do you know
there's 500 milligrams that notonly went into the supplement,
(08:12):
but it's also coming out, like,when you take it, right?
Absorption, we're not talkingabout.
We're just talking about thebottle, the label.
If something isn't third partytested, like a supplement, you
don't know what's in there.
You don't know that maybethere's also, aside from not the
right amount of nutrient thatthey're claiming, maybe there's
toxic heavy metals, maybethere's other micro, or maybe
(08:34):
there's something else in there.
So third party testing hasalways been really important for
us, in the world ofsupplementation.
And now in water filtration.
The fact that our system isthird party tested by four
independent labs, so when wetell you that we're taking out
99.
9999 percent of all themicrobiological contaminants,
(08:59):
all of the PFAS, all of theheavy metals, the
pharmaceuticals, themicroplastics, the chlorine and
all the chlorine compounds, whenwe say that, we're not just
saying that.
We have proof, and that isreally important, and we're not
going to talk negatively aboutother companies, but other
companies can say that, but whenyou ask for the proof, Chances
(09:21):
are they're not going to be ableto produce that for you.
Glenn (09:24):
and Ina mentioned something we've talked about it
on past episodes a little bitabout this technology.
Something called microbiologicalcontaminants.
But breaking it down to themicrobiological contaminants was
what we knew at the time.
Now we're able to break it downto the nanoparticles to
actually, and we need to.
that's the thing that's changedin our contaminant world is now
(09:47):
contaminants are breaking downto even smaller parts and we're
finding that they are stillgetting into both our bodies
into our foods and water.
And so we need to filter it out,especially out of the water.
Ina (09:59):
And let's just talk about the biologicals for a minute.
We did a whole episode on that.
A lot of systems will producebiofouling, where bacteria is
actually growing within thesystem and getting into our
water.
With our system, we know we'renot getting, we're killing
there's, we're filtering downand not only trapping, but
killing any microorganism thatexists.
(10:20):
So if there's a boil alert, ifthere's a boil order and we
talked about that also inprevious episodes with our
system, you never have to worryabout boiling the water because
again, we're filtering down tothat level with other systems.
Most likely, you still need toboil the water.
(10:42):
When we had our whole housecarbon filtration system, if
there was a boil alert, we stillhad to boil the water because it
doesn't filter out to thatlevel.
So that's really important.
The other thing is, Our systemdoesn't require electricity.
Glenn (10:56):
Yeah, there's no backwashing, there's no
regeneration.
So a lot of these carbonfiltration units need to be like
backwashed.
We need to take thosecontaminants and flush them out,
which unfortunately is flushedback typically into the aquifer.
So that's not doing a good thingeither.
But.
I get it.
You want it out of the filter.
However, that's not requiredwith this.
(11:17):
What we have is a unique trifilter system.
And it doesn't require anybackwashing or electricity.
Ina (11:25):
Let's just talk about that for just one moment.
If you have a power outage, ifyou have a power surge, you have
to be concerned.
You have to make sure, you haveto check to make sure that it
didn't kick off your system.
With our system, you have totalpeace of mind.
And down here in Florida, wehave power outages now and
again.
I think we have them all overthe country.
(11:45):
Peace of mind knowing that wenever have to worry about it
because it's not connected toelectricity.
Never an issue
Glenn (11:52):
now,
Ina (11:52):
I Was gonna say the next
Glenn (11:55):
item that I'd bring up Is softening or conditioning the
water?
So yeah,
Ina (12:01):
and see I always cut him off.
You guys know already, right?
So we talked about softeners ona previous episode and then Owen
Boyd talked about, you knowreally the downside of
softeners, so Just as arefresher, a softener will
protect your house, yourplumbing, your appliances.
It's not doing anything good forour bodies or for the
(12:21):
environment.
But we want those benefits,right?
You wanna, if you have a home,you want your plumbing to last.
You don't want that calciumcarbonate buildup.
And your faucet, you don't wantyour dishwasher or your washing
machine or your hot water heateror your coffee maker to die
early to, to not have a longlife because it's got all this
(12:44):
buildup, this scale buildup.
So our system conditions thewater without salt.
So it's going to do all of thosethings.
You will sustain the life ofyour appliances and your
plumbing and all that.
But no salt,
Glenn (12:58):
and we won't get into it on this, episode because we've
done it before, but salt is justbad for our environment.
So it's bad for our body and badfor the body to absolutely.
So it's a win and the systemcovers that.
And that's huge.
Another thing is so many ofthese systems, part of the sale
is really a service contract.
(13:19):
That's ultimately where some ofthese companies are making their
money, either systems, theirtanks have to be rebed every so
often where literally they bringthem to a company, they tell
them exactly, they,
Ina (13:30):
they basically redo the inside of the tank.
And even if it's not that time,usually yearly, like with our
other systems that we've hadyearly, they're coming out and
they're doing maintenance calls.
They're changing the filters.
A lot of times you have to getthe filters through them, but
they come and they will changethem for you and all that.
(13:50):
And it adds up over time.
Glenn (13:53):
These are no contract situations where there's self
maintenance.
It's minimal maintenance.
Just simply, it's a three stagefilter system, three different
proprietary filters designed toreally allow you to get down to
that nanobiological level at awhole house level.
Ina (14:13):
And so The reason why we don't have service contracts is
because, like Glenn said, it'sextremely low maintenance.
So the lifespan of our filtersis a minimum of two to three
years.
Sometimes more like four, five,six, or more years, depending on
water consumption, depending onthe size that's suitable for
(14:33):
you, for your household.
So it's very low maintenance,which saves you a ton of money
down the road.
And when it's time to replacethose filters You literally have
a brand new system.
It's like a brand new systemjust with that filter change So
that's super duper cool
Glenn (14:52):
Good.
Ina (14:52):
The other thing is that we have a lifetime warranty on the
housing of our unit So that'scool because if something
happens to it Whether somethingfalls on it or someone Backs up
into it, if it's in the garage,whatever, right?
Lifetime warranty, so you neverever have to worry about the
(15:15):
housing, the filter change is aminimum of every two to three
years, so it's really totalpeace of mind.
Glenn (15:21):
clarify that, just so people understand, because you
say, lifetime warranty on thehousing, sounds oh.
Just the housing?
No, because all there is, thisisn't a mechanical based device
per se, it doesn't, again, itdoesn't require electricity, the
moving parts in here are thewater, that's it, that's the
moving part.
So if there's anything otherthan filters that could possibly
go wrong, it would be thehousing.
(15:43):
This housing comes from Italy.
It's an Italian made housing,it's the finest in the industry,
and that's why it carries alifetime warranty.
So you really have peace of mindwith the system.
Ina (15:54):
It also, our system has a very small footprint.
It's wall mounted, and dependingon where you live in the
country, depending on climate,in certain areas it could be put
outside your home.
Most states it would be insideagain, wall mounted, and we have
small, medium, large, dependingon Your water consumption.
(16:16):
For example, our small would bemore for, let's say, one person
living in a small condo, or anRV, or a boat our medium and
large are more for, more peopleliving in a bigger Home or with
more bathrooms and so forth.
So it all depends onConsumption, how much water are
you using in your household?
Glenn (16:38):
So we can't say enough about the pure waste system What
is actually able to accomplish alot of people are thinking well,
it sounds absolutely amazing Andit is and so gosh, what might it
Cost.
It must be expensive.
part of the thing we got excitedabout is compared to all the
systems out there.
It's truly affordable becausethis system, the closest thing
(17:00):
that it compares to would belike a whole house reverse
osmosis system that goesanywhere typically from like 15
to 30, 000.
produces A ton of wastewater,needs electricity, has to be
very carefully maintained, can'tdo it yourself, you need,
absolutely would have a contractwith that, it's just exorbitant,
literally at a fraction of theprice, you can have a system
(17:23):
that gives you peace of mindpurifies and cleans that water,
but gives you The nutrients leftin the water that water actually
is supposed to have so that youget the nutrient benefit from it
that you wanted.
Ina (17:38):
So it's yes, like Glenn said, it's comparable to that
without any of the downside ofthat.
In a nutshell.
It's just really the best thatwe've seen.
We are very proud to representit.
We have one in our home, we sellall over the country.
And just so you guys know, incase you are interested, just
feel free to reach out to us.
(17:59):
I'll tell you how you can reachus.
I want you all to know that weare not.
Hard sell.
We don't even consider ourselvessalespeople, although we are
because we're selling something,right?
So let's be honest.
We are selling and we want youto buy it, but we don't
pressure.
We are very low key.
We want to provide theinformation, the education to
(18:20):
you.
And you make your own decision.
We're never going to push.
We're going to give you the bestprice that we can always because
that's how we would want to betreated.
If someone were sellingsomething to us but there's
again, never, ever any pressure.
So for you guys if you want toget in touch with us to set up a
time to either do a zoom, talkon the phone, go back and forth,
(18:41):
whatever, through text,whatever's comfortable for you.
A couple different ways.
First of all, you can visit ourwebsite.
The toxic truth dot info andthere will be a place where you
can fill in your info toschedule a call with us.
You can also find us on socialmedia particularly Facebook.
(19:02):
We're on Facebook.
We're easy to find.
Our names are not common.
So you'll be able to find us andyou can reach out to us with a
private message.
And we're happy to respond thatway.
Or if you would like to call,I'll give you my number.
732 300 1925, yes, I still havemy New Jersey number, but you
(19:23):
can call or text me any time.
So those are the ways you canreach us, and we just really
want to.
Thank you so much for tuning in,for being open, and if there's
anything that we can do for youguys, anything at all please
reach out.
Oh, and by the way, I forgot.
(19:44):
I should have showed you, butyou can find, we also have a
book, so if you're a reader, Ora listener.
We have, it's called The ToxicTruth About Water.
A lot of the information weshared in our podcast series
will be in the book.
We have a paperback and we alsohave, An ebook.
So depending on how you like toread,
Glenn (20:02):
when you go to the website, the Toxic Truth info,
there'll be a link there forthat,
Ina (20:08):
for either one.
Yep.
Yeah.
Cool.
So any last minute.
Just
Glenn (20:13):
a deep appreciation for all those who took the time to
listen.
Our goal was strictly, again, asIna mentioned, to educate you,
to get you the information youneed to know about a topic we
think is incredibly important.
just maybe one of the mostimportant things when it comes
to health, especially basics.
It's a basic, everybody'sdrinking water.
So thanks again for tuning in.
(20:35):
And again, if you ever have anyquestions, don't hesitate to
reach out.
Ina (20:39):
We're here for you guys much love and so much gratitude.
Glenn (20:44):
Bye.
Ina (20:44):
Bye.
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