Did you know the average person drinks 2-4 litres of water every day? That’s around 700-1,400 litres every year — just from the tap!
So, it’s worth asking:
What’s actually in your water?
Tap water may meet safety guidelines, but that doesn’t mean it’s ideal for your health. From chlorine, fluoride, and heavy metals, to microplastics, pesticide residues, and pathogenic organisms — what we drink can quietly burden our body over time. Water is essential for everything: digestion, detoxification, energy production, hormonal balance, brain function, and more. Choosing the right water filter is a simple yet powerful way to reduce toxic load in the body, and support wellness.
What’s Covered:
This guide breaks down everything you need to know about tap water filtration in a clear, easy-to-understand format.
Please note this is for tap water systems (not rainwater or whole-house setups) and is perfect for people wanting practical, targeted upgrades in the spaces that matter most.
What You’ll Get in
This Guide
Kitchen Filters:
Under-sink systems
Bench-top filters
Jugs & filtered water bottles
BONUS: Spring water options.
Bathroom Filters:
Shower filters
Bath filters
What’s Covered:
This guide breaks down everything you need to know about tap water filtration in a clear,
easy-to-understand format.
Please note this is for tap water systems (not rainwater or whole-house setups) and is perfect for people wanting practical, targeted upgrades in the spaces that matter most.
What You’ll Get in This Guide:
Kitchen Filters:
Under-sink systems
Bench-top options
Jugs & filtered water bottles
BONUS: Spring water options
Bathroom Filters:
Shower options
Bath options
Three Key Considerations When Choosing a Filter:
Who Is This Guide For?
If you’re experiencing:
Persistent gut issues
like bloating, cramping, or irregularity
Constant low energy
including brain fog, or burnout
Hormonal imbalances
like mood changes, cycle issues, or skin breakouts
then this guide was made
with you in mind.
Toxins in water (even in small amounts) can build up over time and disrupt the delicate systems your body depends on.
Your gut, liver, hormones, and energy systems are especially sensitive to heavy metals, chemical exposure, pathogenic microbes, and microplastic load often found in unfiltered water.
Filtering your water doesn’t just make it taste better — it lightens the load on your body, giving your gut a chance to heal, your energy a chance to improve, and your hormones a chance to rebalance.