Sentences with phrase «heard of cleansing water»

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But in some of my conversations before the earthquake took place, we were hearing of tremendous successes in the areas in which we were working; where people were really kind of reclaiming their area, where clean water was being instituted, where the education facilities and the way in which we were working with the local governments were getting kids a good education, where jobs were [becoming] sustainable.

I've also heard of the method where you fill up the blender with white vinegar, baking soda, and water, and blend everything on high, which is supposed to clean the blender.

This year, the Senate GOP has pointed to a $ 2.5 billion package on clean water spending, which came after a series of statewide hearings on the issue.

«I urge leaders in Albany to convene hearings so that we can examine how officials at all levels of government have responded to contaminated drinking water in upstate communities and what must be done to restore access to clean water for residents in those communities,» she said in a statement.

By Jordan Rasmussen Since President Trump issued an executive order calling for the repeal and replacement of the 2015 Clean Water, or Water of the U.S. (WOTUS) Rule, my husband has discussed the issue with — and heard the concerns of — his fellow farmers.

Nutrient absorption, blood flow, respiration, elimination, vision and hearing require adequate consumption of pure, clean water.

Some of you may think of this idea as a wonderful experience, but not everybody has the same opinion since we have all been hearing people telling their stories about how they cleanse and detox their bodies for at least two days a week drinking water and nothing else.

Ascorbic acid — I am sure you have heard of people making liposomal Vitamin C but putting C powder into an ultrasonic cleaner along with water, lecithin and baking soda.

I've been hearing a lot about lemon water (squeezing half a lemon in a glass of water), that it has lots of beneficial effects, including weight loss, improved digestion, breath - freshening, boost immune system, cleanses your liver of toxins, give you an energy boost, keep skin clear, reduce inflammation.

Make sure you drink water from clean sources, like spring water, (so to avoid pharmaceuticals, like birth control, which has the estrogen EE2 that isn't being filtered out and we are constantly dosed with), and of course soy, particularly soy protein, as well as avoiding foods in plastics (you've heard of BPA and BPS?

Hey - I got a recipe from Dr. Axe site to clean a dirty oven with castile liquid soap 2 Tablespoons, plus 1 1/2 cup of baking soda and 1 / 4th cup either of organic white vinegar or apple cider vinegar and a touch of water to make a paste - You brush this mixture on the oven surface until completely coated - allow it to sit overnight and then wearing gloves you wipe clean with a sponge and clean water - supposed to come out sparkling clean - Ever heard of this before?

I've never heard of this sponge before, but cleaning with just water is nothing new to me, as I've been cleaning face and body with just Norwex microfiber Body Cloths for almost two years now, and my skin is better than it's ever been!

If you haven't heard of this before, micellar water is water made up with tiny oil particles to clean off makeup.

I could hear the squawk of gulls, and even the trickle of water at the foot of the snowbanks, each rivulet wiping clean a streak of dried salt on the pavement.

Look at the photo, close your eyes, hear the falls, smell the greenery, and imagine the spray of the cool clean water.

The subject of the hearing was the impact on employment and the economy associated with EPA's regulation of the Appalachian coal industry under the Clean Water Act (CWA).

EPA's statutorily prescribed, affirmative duty under the Clean Water Act to protect the natural environment and the public health of citizens played second fiddle to the concerns of coal mining representatives at a July 14 House Oversight subcommittee hearing.

It therefore refused to hear the Mossville complaints about alleged violations of the right to life and the right to health; these, it ruled, had to be brought in American courts under the American Clean Air and Clean Water Acts.