Why I Trust Clearly Filtered for Clean, Confident Hydration

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Let’s talk water, the simplest, most essential wellness tool we have. It supports metabolism, digestion, detox, energy, and even weight loss. But the quality of your water matters more than you think. In fact, many women unknowingly drink tap or bottled water laced with contaminants that can interfere with hormones, increase inflammation, and stress the body’s natural detox systems.

That’s why I use and recommend Clearly Filtered water bottles and pitchers in my home and to every woman I coach. These filtration products are backed by science, engineered to remove over 365 contaminants, and provide peace of mind with every sip.

Water and Weight Loss: The Overlooked Link

When my clients ask how to boost their metabolism naturally, water is one of the first things we discuss. Hydration supports fat metabolism, regulates appetite, and helps flush out waste. Even mild dehydration can impair energy, mental clarity, and digestion (Popkin et al., 2010).

For women over 40, especially those on GLP-1 medications that reduce appetite, it’s easy to forget to drink water. But staying hydrated is essential to maintaining energy, muscle function, and fat-burning potential.

What’s Hiding in Your Water?

The Environmental Working Group (EWG) has found widespread contaminants in municipal water supplies across the U.S., including:

PFAS (forever chemicals)
Chlorine and chloramine
Heavy metals like lead and arsenic
Pharmaceutical residues
Endocrine-disrupting compounds

These aren’t just inconvenient, they’re dangerous. Some mimic hormones and may contribute to thyroid issues, weight gain, or fertility problems.

Why I Chose Clearly Filtered

I’ve tried everything: pitcher filters, faucet attachments, and even a few luxury water bottles that didn’t quite deliver. Then I discovered Clearly Filtered, and I haven’t looked back. Here’s why:

Proprietary Affinity Filtration Technology: Removes over 99% of PFAS, lead, fluoride, pharmaceuticals, and hundreds of other toxins
Independently tested and verified: No greenwashing, no gimmicks—just results
Portable and easy to use: Their water bottles and pitchers are ideal for travel, work, and everyday kitchen use
No minerals stripped: Maintains electrolyte balance without making water taste flat

Want to level up your hydration and feel the difference in your energy and skin? Check out my favorite Clearly Filtered water solutions here.

Wellness Starts at the Cellular Level

I often remind my clients: before you spend hundreds on detox kits or beauty products, start by upgrading your water. Your cells depend on it. And when you drink water that’s truly clean, you:

Support your liver and kidney function
Reduce inflammatory load
Protect your gut and hormone health

And it’s not just about drinking, it’s about cooking, too. Using filtered water to make tea, coffee, soups, and smoothies reduces toxic exposure in your daily routine.

My Favorite Clearly Filtered Products

The 10-Cup Pitcher – Sleek, easy to store in the fridge, and filters fluoride, microplastics, and heavy metals.
The Stainless Steel Water Bottle – A must-have for workdays and travel; filters as you drink.

Ready to start fresh? Click here to order your Clearly Filtered pitcher or water bottle and hydrate with confidence.

Final Thoughts

Hydration is more than just checking a box, it’s about fueling your body with water that works with your goals, not against them. If you’re already eating clean and working hard, don’t let hidden contaminants undo your progress. Clean water is a non-negotiable wellness tool. And with Clearly Filtered, it’s finally simple.

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References

Environmental Working Group (EWG). (2023). Tap water database. https://www.ewg.org/tapwater/

Popkin, B. M., D’Anci, K. E., & Rosenberg, I. H. (2010). Water, hydration, and health. Nutrition Reviews, 68(8), 439–458. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1753-4887.2010.00304.x

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only. It is not intended to diagnose or treat any condition. Always consult with a healthcare provider for personalized recommendations.