Cellthy CLOUD
Starting at £799
Take control of your drinking water quality.
The UK's drinking water network serves over 50 million properties, sourcing approximately 30% from surface water and the rest from over 2,000 groundwater sources, including lakes, reservoirs, and aquifers. After collection, water undergoes clarification, filtration, and chlorination before being distributed through over 400,000 miles of pipes.
Despite being regulated, UK water companies operate as regional monopolies and are profit-driven, raising concerns about their ability to prioritise customer service and environmental protection. Issues such as sewage overflows, high debt levels, and significant profits have intensified scrutiny in recent years.
Fluoride, added for dental benefits, is controversial due to its classification as a neurotoxin and potential links to lower IQ in children. Combined with challenges from population growth, aging infrastructure, and climate change, the UK's water quality continues to face significant threats.
Pollution continues to rise, significantly impacting drinking water supplies. Studies increasingly link pollution to chronic diseases, though the full extent of its harm remains unclear. As our understanding deepens, the outlook grows more concerning.
Agricultural runoff, including pesticides and nitrates, along with wastewater and urban and industrial pollutants, is entering the environment at alarming rates. Since leaving the EU, pesticide residues on food have surged, with glyphosate use—classified by WHO as a probable carcinogen—rising 7.5 times. At least 15 other hazardous pesticides have also increased since 2022.
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Plastic bottle production is another major issue, with the average household using 480 bottles annually but recycling only 15%. Most end up in landfills or oceans, degrading into microplastics and nanoplastics that infiltrate water, food, and even human bodies. These particles, laden with chemicals like BPA and phthalates, accumulate in organs such as the brain, heart, and liver, causing inflammation. Additionally, the production process generates significant CO2 emissions, exacerbating climate change. Recycling by just 10% of Brits could prevent 340 million plastic bottles from polluting the environment annually.
Toxins from our drinking water BIOACCUMULATE in our cells and therefore accrue over time
From a health perspective, everyone would prefer access to filtered water, especially for babies and children, where exposure to toxins is more significant. The elderly and those with compromised immune systems would also benefit.
While there is an upfront cost for reverse osmosis, when considering the daily cost over time—equivalent to the price of a bottle of water a day—upgrading becomes a very compelling option. We strongly believe this is a value accretive investment, not only in your infrastructure but also as a tangible selling point for consumers.
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PurityPRO
Starting at £1899
“In 2016, after health issues led to a career change, I dedicated several years to studying building biology, healthy living environments, and the impact of environmental toxins on inflammation. I quickly realised that regulations for drinking water are minimal, slow to adapt, and often influenced by conflicts of interest. Our water contains numerous harmful substances, including neurotoxins and carcinogens—none of which are nutrients and all of which, even at low levels, negatively affect overall health.
At Cellthyhomes, we aim for the highest standard in water filtration: reverse osmosis. We've conducted a comprehensive review of global regulations, scientific literature, and regional risks within the UK to offer solutions that provide clean drinking water free from all harmful contaminants—not just some.” - Nicholas Smith, Cellthyhomes Founder.
Whether you are looking for home air quality tests, electromagnetic surveys, or domestic water surveys our expertise can protect you and your family.
Contact us on 07786 886360 for a free initial chat about how we can help.