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March 23, 2017 - Jim Bakker Show
03:43
The Dangers of Chromium 6 - Carl Palmer
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Cancer- Causing Metal in Water 00:03:43
Article hit the news, hit it all over the nation.
And the article came out and it said, boom, it says cancer-causing metal found in drinking water across New Jersey.
See it up here?
Okay.
It said, nearly 200 million Americans, including those in the East Coast, have tap water that contains a toxin that can cause cancer even in minute exposure or according to the report in an advocacy group.
Chromium 6, a metal that can cause liver damage, reproductive development problems, cancer, is found in a water supply in every New Jersey, in every New Jersey County Environmental Working Group testing laboratory.
Wow.
Wow.
Chromium 6.
Chromium 6.
Wow.
Urban Brocks.
Urban Brocks.
Aaron Brockovich.
What else it says in here?
Absolutely.
It says that number one up here, it says hexavalent, which is the chromium-6.
It says, was just found in 75% of the drinking water in the mass chemo, is mass chemical suicide of America is underway.
Wow.
Mass chemical suicide.
Chromium suicide.
Oh, yes.
If you aren't filtering your water, you're committing chemical suicide.
These are all headlines.
Yes.
Now, that's 200 million people, folks.
That's two-thirds of the United States.
That's a pretty big problem.
So, okay, Carl, show me.
But what else we go on there is that what we want to do when we talk to people about this, because we know the causes and the different illnesses and deaths, eight type of people that buy and use the product.
That's an important element.
It basically says that those are concerned about the taste, order, and quality of their water, those are concerned about travel worldwide, those who pursue an active lifestyle, those are concerned about anything, common disasters, floods, fires, earthquakes, hurricanes, et cetera.
Those who buy bottled water, those are concerned about our environment.
Guess how many of these empty bottles they dump a day?
Oh, I can't even understand.
80 million a day.
No kidding.
Yes, they're dumping our landfills.
80 million or more.
Wow.
That's pretty substantial.
Those are concerned about the pH of their water, and those are concerned about radiological contaminants also getting in water supply.
Then it hops over here, and all I want to do, I could have gone forever and ever and ever on this thing.
There's all the laboratories that have tested our product, which are substantial.
But it says chromium-6 test table.
We've done tests on, I'm going to count them real quickly.
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 7, 18, 18.
And you'll notice the average reduction ratio.
99.87, 99.9.
99.4.
99.88.
99.
All the way down.
9.12.
Every one of these laboratories were over 99% removal.
That's pretty close to 1,000%, 100%.
With a margin of error, absolutely.
Oh, yeah.
And attached to this are all the tests that we've done those tests.
Every one of those tests you see are from different laboratories around the country.
The LA County Lab Department talks about the city.
I can read that where, but I can see.
That just says biggest line of money.
Yeah, you can see over here, there it is right there.
And there's lead at 99.50.
Greater than, by the way.
Greater than, yes, sir.
94.7.
So anyway, all these different tests are simply just to prove to people that we're not, this is not a game.
This is not something we're trying out on somebody.
This is something that you want, that you can trust, and it will do what it's expected to do.
So chromium-6, folks, 200 million Americans are exposed.
I don't know what you think, but I think about my kids, my grandkids, and my great-grandkids, right?
Chemical suicide.
You betcha.
Chemical suicide.
If you're not wondering what it is.
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