If you live in Dallas, Arlington or Fort Worth your water just got a lot better, a lot cleaner. These city water systems now use OZONE to purify their water. Congradulations!

WHAT how did they sneak that in? Someone in control must have been asleep!

[Always be sincere, even if you don't mean it.]

Actually, its more like someone in control woke up

Do you think this might be the start of a new trend? It is certainly long over due. But at least this could be a sign of hope for the future

[You can say any foolish thing to a dog, and the dog will give you a look that says, �OMG! You�re right! I never would�ve thought of that!]

I anticipate the ozone generation business to boom in the next few years.

Heres and interesting site.

https://www.io3a.org/

https://www.waterandwastewater.com/ww...le_00995.shtml

Buy stock now.

Arrow

Great news, Arrow Let's do hope it's a trend

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Lucky SOBs!

Here in Australia we are all subjected to the standard doses of chlorine, aluminium, fluoride etc.

Here's the story:

A Texas First for Public Drinking Water Treatment

https://www.prweb.com/releases/2006/5/prweb382621.htm

BIOZone, the company awarded the TX contract also makes a medical model.

https://www.biozone.com/medical_ozone.htm

Gee, I thought the FDA had not approved ozone equipment medical grade. I wonder if this equipment is legal. By this company providing a resource library for medical uses that is considered equal to promoting medical use.

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No, it is not. Geez Louise, doesn't ANYONE know what the FDA's rules are regarding claims of efficacy?!

The FDA may not operate perfectly, but the reason the rule about claims of efficacy came about is that so much frikken wild hyperbole surrounds anything not pharmaceutical in nature. Carnival barkers stand on street corners claiming to cure everything from hangnails to diabetes. "Here, just drink this stuff every day; we'll get it to you on auto ship!" For cryin' out loud, do you think this is the right way to approach health care and ensure the safety of things we ingest?!

https://www.fda.gov/opacom/factsheets/justthefacts/

What needs to happen is not the abolishment of the FDA--otherwise, snake oil salesmen would run absolutely rampant--but to shake out the vested interests and paid in-house informants at FDA.

I don't want to return to the days when any Tom/Dick/Larry could concoct something in his barn and claim that it cured everything from a boil on your ass to cancer invading your body.