AntiSnor Ring claims to curb snoring and sleep issues
Knight Ridder notes the AntiSnor Therapeutic Ring markets itself as a sterling silver pinkie device claimed to relieve snoring, sinus problems, and insomnia by acupressure. Western science sees no meridian evidence, though some studies show modest sleep benefits from acupressure. cautions include lack of large trials and pregnancy restrictions.
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Water Wars Mezo touts tap water over bottled brands
Mezo of Murdale Water District boasts third place in a national taste test and argues municipal water often rivals bottled water in taste and safety. Experts note EPA testing applies to municipal supply and bottled water standards vary, while home filtration can harbor bacteria. Environmental concerns push reusable containers and glass over disposable bottles amid large oil costs and litter.
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Water origins and treatment methods in bottled water
The FDA classifies bottled water by origin and treatment. Artesian well water is pressurized groundwater from an aquifer, while mineral water requires minerals from the source. Spring water comes from naturally surfaced underground formations, and well water is drawn from drilled aquifers. Treatments include distillation, reverse osmosis, absolute micron filtration, and ozonation as an antimicrobial agent.
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West Nile precautions rise after Katrina with guidance from Harkness
In the Katrina aftermath residents are urged to be extra wary as the West Nile season nears. Areas with mosquitos and debris may harbor standing water that fuels breeding. Health guidance covers repellents like DEET, clothing protection, and avoiding bites at dusk and dawn. Aims include reporting dead birds to track activity and limiting exposure for older or immune-compromised individuals. Richard Harkness offers expert input.
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