Ever wonder if the residual pharmaceuticals in drinking water – undrinkable water filter attachments – has been affected in some way? You ask your sex life down and do not know why?
Look no further. It is in the unfiltered water to drink!
A study published in the journal Aquatic Toxicology (September 2010) confirms our worst fears: pharmaceuticals in our water does not only affect the sex lives of fish, but a man’s sex life, too.
The results show that Prozac and medicines like it is a real danger that the environment at the level of fish farming in nature. When the researchers exposed male golden water treated with the popular antidepressant Prozac, guess what happened? They produced up to 50 percent fewer sperm. He also responded to the release pheromones to attract females to male fish.
Because the plant’s existing wastewater treatment are not designed to remove trace elements of all the drugs in water, humans and the quality of their sex lives at risk, too. Low levels of Prozac and unprocessed products are entering the cycle of waste water when a person urinates. Even if the drugs do not degrade over time, something more is added to the mixture every time we pull.
So every time we drink water treated by these plants, they ingest and accumulate concentrations of drug residues in our body. Not only is the Prozac. Think of all the other people taking medication every day. Then imagine the concentrations of them to increase our supply of water, slipping through the filters of the municipality of coarse sand and, finally, our glass of water. (By the way, really should not be a surprise to anyone that Prozac reduces libido in men. Eli Lily have lists as one of the possible side effects of Prozac.)
No wonder that our culture is so obsessed and addicted to drugs drugs like Viagra improves sex? We needed something to combat the effects of drugs in our water, right? How ironic that they chose to swallow yet another drug to combat its debilitating effects!
There are healthier alternatives and practice, people! For starters, we could adopt an attitude of zero tolerance of pharmaceutical pollution in the water. Impossible, right? Treatment plants in Europe has done with the installation of equipment needed extra fine micron filtration to filter drugs out of the wastewater. Micro-technology is also available for domestic use in some drinking water filters. Note: a pore size of 0.1 microns or less is required to eliminate pharmaceutical residues effective.
What are we waiting? In North America, the biggest challenge is holding us back is the casual attitude of many drugs in the presence of residual water. Of course, new start-up costs for municipalities is a factor. But overall, most of us do not think the water quality of both. Do not seem concerned that pharmaceutical products of all kinds invade all aspects of our lives – not just the sexual bit.
Maybe it will be different now, especially when we know that drinking water without the protection of a water filter can affect the quality of our sex life!
Now that you know the tap water can affect your sex life, why take chances? Here are 6 ways to make sure this never happens.