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EPISODE · Sep 15, 2025 · 28 MIN

How Safe Is Your Water?

from It’s a Matter of Your Health with Dr. Veita Bland · host Dr. Veita Bland, MD

On this episode of It’s A Matter of Your Health, host Dr. Veita Bland is joined by Dr. Lewis Ross Brown (Environmental Toxicologist) and Dr. Shamara Brown (Environmental Chemist) to uncover the hidden dangers in America’s water supply.What you’ll learn:1.     The dangers of PFAS “forever chemicals,” heavy metals, and pesticides in our water.2.     Why bottled water and aging infrastructure may not be the safe alternatives we think.3.     Practical steps you can take at home—like using the right filtration systems—to protect your family.Find more great content on our website www.drblandradio.com

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On this episode of It’s A Matter of Your Health, host Dr. Veita Bland is joined by Dr. Lewis Ross Brown (Environmental Toxicologist) and Dr. Shamara Brown (Environmental Chemist) to uncover the hidden dangers in America’s water supply . What you’ll learn: 1. The dangers of PFAS “forever chemicals,” heavy metals, and pesticides in our water. 2. Why bottled water and aging infrastructure may not be the safe alternatives we think. 3. Pract...

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