2008-05-13T13:50:56Z http://allergy.allergystore.com/comments/atom.aspx Quick Blog tag:allergy.allergystore.com,2008-04-08:953453 Mike Krause 2008-04-08T06:51:07Z 2008-04-08T06:51:07Z
I've not heard of reactions to water but I have heard of people being allergic to what is in the water.  Have you tried drinking purified  and or distilled water?
]]> tag:allergy.allergystore.com,2008-04-06:949119 diane 2008-04-06T15:35:00Z 2008-04-06T15:35:00Z tag:allergy.allergystore.com,2008-04-02:939665 Mike Krause 2008-04-02T15:43:01Z 2008-04-02T15:43:01Z
I'm very sorry to hear to hear about your problems. To answer your question, yes you could be allergic to something in the water. What type of contaminates did you find? have you contacted the local water board?  Your local water source can have  all sorts of heavy metals, salts, solvents, and other water-borne contaminates that may be below "acceptable" levels but they still can cause a person to have problems. I know that I do everything possible to avoid drinking any water other than what I get from my water purification system. Try drinking only purified water like aquafina for awhile. If you don't have a relapse then you know it is the water. Then get a good purification system, Aquathin, to make sure you don't have to drink the local water.

I found a pretty good article on UTI that you may want to look at. http://www.ehow.com/how_2151888_avoid-relief-urinary-tract-infections.html

Let me know how your doing.

Wishing you the best of health
Mike
]]> tag:allergy.allergystore.com,2008-04-02:939315 Anya 2008-04-02T13:34:22Z 2008-04-02T13:34:22Z Im insanely desperate for some sort of answer. I recently moved to Kansas City Missouri from the East coast. I've been experiencing VIOLENT UTI episodes that cannot be explained by any of the normal UTI triggers.
I've been to 7 doctors and a Urologist and have had several tests run. Nothing comes up.
The only thing thats changed is my enviroment and water.
Ive never had any problems before until I moved here.
Recently had my water tested and there are several carcnogenics and solvents in the water.
Could I be allergic to one of these that are causing kidney and bladder infections?]]> tag:allergy.allergystore.com,2008-02-22:848065 Mike Krause 2008-02-22T11:56:50Z 2008-02-22T11:56:50Z
Thanks for the order. I look forward to hearing your comments. We have quite a few customers who really like the laundry detergent.  It works well in front loaders. My wife uses the dish washing powder on dishes and to get coffee and other stains out of clothing.

Wishing you the best of health
Mike
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Glynda]]> tag:allergy.allergystore.com,2007-11-01:630586 Brook Hinckley 2007-11-01T03:03:17Z 2007-11-01T03:03:17Z tag:allergy.allergystore.com,2007-10-13:591611 Cheryl http://allergystore.com 2007-10-13T10:13:24Z 2007-10-13T10:13:24Z tag:allergy.allergystore.com,2007-10-13:591585 Shane 2007-10-13T09:52:08Z 2007-10-13T09:52:08Z tag:allergy.allergystore.com,2007-10-01:570740 Mike http://www.allergystore.com 2007-10-01T14:07:12Z 2007-10-01T14:07:12Z
Water from municipal water systems contain volatile organic chemicals (VOC), pesticides and herbicides, as well as chlorine, chloramines, benzene, trihalomethane (THM) compounds, solvents and hundreds of other man-made chemicals.

Well systems are contaminated naturally and by man-made chemicals introduced to the water table through industry, agriculture, leaking or poorly-constructed septic systems, or other means. This is particularly a problem for shallow water wells.

In both cases, if the water is properly filtered, contaminates can be removed and your water will be crystal clear.]]>