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Did you know that the average person is exposed to 700,000 toxins daily? Toxins surround us everywhere, from pollution to everyday household and personal care products. Toxins even hide in our food, water, and homes. Avoiding and eliminating toxins is essential for maintaining your health. Drinking water is vital for detoxification, and a glass infuser water bottle is a great way to do it.
You may think you’re staying healthy, but are you? Tap water contains hundreds of contaminants, and if you think you’re safe drinking bottled water, think again. Bottled water potentially contains parasites and other contaminants. With a worldwide average of over 481 billion plastic bottles per year, bottled water contributes to pollution and excessive waste.
People are increasingly turning to recyclable and healthier alternatives, such as glass infuser water bottles.
Your body is designed to break down toxins and remove them naturally. The detoxification system includes your kidneys, lungs, lymphatic system, skin, and digestive tract.
Keeping your natural detoxification process healthy involves small, simple changes, such as
Your liver and kidneys are key players in your body’s natural detoxification system. Drinking water keeps these vital organs functioning so they can break down and remove toxins from your body. Moreover, water provides lubrication that keeps the GI system working so you can evacuate toxins through your bowels.
Even if your tap water tastes fine, it contains chemicals and germs. These toxins include pesticides, fertilizers, heavy metals, and bacteria that are present even after the water treatment process is complete.
To avoid the common contaminants and toxins in tap water, use distilled or spring water in your water bottles.
Infused water is a healthy alternative to plain water. Infused water tastes better, which encourages you to drink more.
Some fruits, vegetables, and herbs you use in your glass infuser bottle encourage detoxification, including
Adding these beneficial foods to your water is a small change that significantly impacts your health and boosts your body’s detoxification process.
Along with its detoxification properties, infused water is a great way to add vitamins and other nutrients to your diet. You’ll find that infused water
You’ll find that infusing your water is less expensive than purchasing flavored water, and it’s easy to customize your water to your taste.
Using an infuser water bottle is easy:
While there is no right or wrong way to enjoy your infused water, here are a few tips and tricks to get the most benefits and best-tasting results from your Five Journeys Glass Infuser Bottle:
You can put fruits, herbs, or vegetables into your infuser. Your only limit is your imagination.
Consider using the following:
There are limitless ways to combine your ingredients, each with unique health benefits. Here are some popular combinations to try:
For more healthy drink ideas, check out the Five Journeys recipe pages.
Using a glass water bottle has many advantages over drinking bottled or tap water. The Five Journeys Glass Infuser Water Bottle is BPA-free, reusable, and eco-friendly. The bottle can be used with or without the infuser.
The Five Journeys Glass Infuser Bottle is toxin-free and perfect for everyday use. Its silicone grip fits perfectly in your hand and lets you keep a tighter grip on the bottle.
This infuser water bottle holds enough water to help you reach your hydration goals, and it’s a simple, easy step to help boost your body’s natural detoxification systems.
Our bottles help you reach your personal health goals and are great to give as gifts to help your loved ones reach their goals too. Gift cards are available.
Visit the Five Journeys online shop for our complete line of detoxification products, nutritional support, sleep support, and immune support products.
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