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Nelson
Why do we have dark water? Do you have any reason why the city would put you on dark water?
Podcast Host
Is it pesticide related?
Nelson
No, no, it's crazier than that. You got factories moving here at what rate? Pretty fast. Arizona, we're like building the big car batteries. We're building ships. They need a special water, clean water. So they get the water. What do you get? You get the dark water.
Podcast Host
Okay, guys, we got Nelson here from century H2O. That is what you see on the table here. And man, these things work some magic, huh?
Nelson
They do. They actually do what they say they do. Yeah.
Podcast Host
Which is pretty rare these days.
Nelson
I feel like, you know, you're so true. And when it comes to water, it's black magic.
Podcast Host
Yeah.
Nelson
What people tell you about water is not true. Everything you know about water is not true. Wow. That's how bad it is.
Podcast Host
That's kind of like a. A mind, right?
Nelson
Because think about it.
Podcast Host
Water's a big part of our lives.
Nelson
It's all your life. Three days from now, you don't drink any water. From now until three days, you're dead. Yeah. It ain't like you're going to be okay. So what we found is in the water industry. And I used to build reverse osmosis systems. Why are you drinking water instead? I mean, now you're drinking the liquid, right? So if you drink water that's alive and that's what we do, it'll change. Everything about your whole wellness will change. And what we found out is in our world, Nevada, California, Arizona, two years ago, went to dark water. Texas, Colorado, the entire Southwest has gone to dark water. That's where we're at now. So how do you drink feces? Water. Okay, so think about how they tell you they clean water. They tell you that you put it in a place and they put all kinds of chemicals into it. Yeah. No, that's not how they clean water. They clean water in underground aquifers. Water goes down. So you're whatever I put in my body, you get to drink. Wow. Everything you put in your body, I get to drink. Right. Because it goes into the toilet, it goes into underground aquiferts and then goes back into the water tablet. The dirt cleans the water. You take it out less than the time that they, you know, have been cleaning it like say 10 years. What do you get? You get water, it has so feces in it. It has grandma's pills in it, it has estrogen in it, it has everything in it that you don't want in your body. Okay, so how do you clean that? What do you do? Well, we developed a product that we kind of tell you how this works. Let's say you take a reverse osmosis system or a filtration system, or even the system you have in your refrigerator, which everybody relies on, is, it smells good, it tastes good, let's have it right?
Podcast Host
People trust those fridge filters. But who knows what's going on with those?
Nelson
There's nothing there, really. Chunk of carbon. It's made for one reason, two reasons. Only clean to make it smell good and taste sweet. Nothing else. All the poison's still in the water. Okay? That's the rules we play by, right? So what we've done is. And that carbon, remember this? So we all talk about reverse osmosis, we talk about these, these, you know, refilters we talk about. But at the end of the day, it's 600 to 800 grains of density. Cleans is what you're cleaning your water with, right? How do you take off pharmaceutical VOCs? You can't. We created a carbon at 2,800 grains of density with magnesium infused into it. It took us a couple years to develop this thing. And this is how we clean all vaccines out of the water, all plastic out of the water, pfos and all pfas out of the water. That's how we get it out. Then we come up with another carbon to take all the fluoride out of the water. What about your arsenic, chromium 6, boron, heavy metals? We take all that out and that's how we strip the water.
Podcast Host
Wow.
Nelson
But we do it with minerals. If you look at these containers here, right, we have in this one here is catalytic carbon, and there's a product in the middle called CT resin. If you shake that, you'll hear these beads.
Podcast Host
This one?
Nelson
Yeah. No, the other one is this one here. That one right there. Shake it.
Podcast Host
Yeah.
Nelson
I hear the kids. You hear the beats, right? That creates oxygen. When you put the system in, you're going to have what we call smoke on the water. It looks like smoke. We'll send you a video of it. And when it settles down, it's crystal clear water. Yes. All that oxygen goes into your gut, men, shrinks your prostate, women. It hydrates them. When people are hydrated, they don't need Botox, right? When you're dehydrated, you got lines in your face, you gotta blow them up, right? That's what happens. And that's what the difference is. That oxygen is what does great health things. I Mean, you know, oxygen and other things can't live in the same place. We know, right? That's how we do it. And that's real oxygen. Okay. That oxygen then breaks the, the calcium down, which makes stones. If you drink regular water, you'll get right, breaks it into a powder. Now you got heavy magnesium and calcium in your body. It's natural. And then app goes into this container right here. And in that container we have all the special carbons. And there's a carbon in there that. Well, we can talk about that in a minute. But inside that, that creates all the different alkalinity. So you get on this product, you all like, you all heard about alkalinity, alkaline water? Yeah, that's what that, that's what that guy there gives you. That filter right there gives you alkaline on demand. So you can take the city water and have it at nine plus pH. Wow, that is a. Is a big deal. Okay, so now you have the cleanest water known to man. That's what that will give you. That's what this system will give you all day long. Now getting into dark water, that's where we're going, right?
Podcast Host
Yeah.
Nelson
Why do we have dark water? Do you have any, any reason why the city would put you on dark water?
Podcast Host
Is it pesticide related?
Nelson
No, no, it's, it's crazier than that. You got factories moving here at what rate?
Podcast Host
Pretty fast.
Nelson
Arizona. We're building car bat. We're like building the big car batteries, right? We're building chips. They need a special water, clean water. So they get the water, what do you get? You get the dark water. And here's the problem. They can't flip the water fast enough. So they can't take regular water, put all the stuff in it, clean it and get it back to you fast enough. So they're using dark water now. So instead of water sitting in the ground for 10 years, it's in there for a year.
Podcast Host
Wow.
Nelson
And you get it. So now they're not getting all the stuff out of it. And that's where we're at. So that carbon, I was explaining, telling you about that carbon is the carbon that scrubs that water. You won't see that anywhere else. You go ask any water guy what's your density of carbon. You'll go, well, it's probably about 800. That's all he's going to tell you. And that's what this will do to you. This will take the dark water out of your world. Now think about it. Even you Know you're raising little kids. Water's in everything. You cook veggies, to cook. Any, any cooking. You're going to be putting water in this that you're not going to want to raise your kids on. And that's a problem that we have right now.
Podcast Host
I used to drink out the hose when I was a kid.
Nelson
I did too. And that was good water.
Podcast Host
It used to taste good. I don't know if it does anymore.
Nelson
That's what this water tastes like. This water here will taste just like old school water. And you will get addicted to it.
Podcast Host
So you said earlier, dark waters in states in the Southwest. Why is it a Southwest thing?
Nelson
It's not. It's going to every city near you.
Podcast Host
Wow.
Nelson
So Midwest they have, they have the Great Lakes. So they still have an abundance of water. And where's all the factories moving to? They're not moving to Chicago, they're not moving to New York. They're moving to Nevada. Nevada gets great taxa breaks. Right. Arizona, Texas, Florida. They're the ones that are coming up against the dark water. It's because of the fact that all manufacturers are moving south, not north like it used to be. They have abundance of water up there because they have a lot of rain. We don't have those sinks. So that's why you've seen the darker water being shown up in this parts of the country.
Podcast Host
Our Lake Mead is dwindling every year.
Nelson
Reason being is it ain't because it's not coming in. They're pulling that water from the factories. So you bring in a chip factory manufacturer, he has a special pH water. He needs clean water to get there. Take Lake Mead water and clean it. It's a lot easier than taking any other water and making a go of it. So then what they do is they give you the water that's left over.
Podcast Host
Wow. And there's feces in there.
Nelson
Yeah. Well, come on. Okay. You have a washroom. All that goes down the toilet. Where do you think it goes? It goes to a plant and from the plant goes in underground aquifers and gets scrubbed. If you don't leave it in there for a certain period of time, Mother nature can't scrub. Comes back into the drinker. Wow.
Podcast Host
I didn't know it was a 10 year cycle. It's pretty long, right?
Nelson
Think about it. You know a lot of stuff in the water you don't want. Right. So and then on top of that, all that goes into the ground goes into the water tablet naturally. So you are fighting a lot of different animals. Right now. And that's where we're at.
Podcast Host
Is there a way to save certain cities? Because obviously, Flint's the big one. That was in the news a couple years ago.
Nelson
Okay? I dealt with Flint. We put product into Flint. We tested it. We were able to fix it. That's all Flint is. They have lead in the pipes. The pipes are breaking down a ledge going through the water. So it's a point of use problem. It's this problem right here. You put one of these in every home, problem's gone. We take lead out of the water. That filter there, that second filter will scrub lead out of your water. Okay, so that's not a problem. So Flint's not an issue. The issue is this.
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Nelson
In Flint. You know, if one of these things breaks and you can break with a hammer, just the pipes, the bowl right there, that bolt, that ball breaks and floods out the house, then you have an issue there. So the problem being is it's more of a concept where to fix the problem has to be done internally. And when you go internally into homes, then you have the issue of if you have a problem, you have an insurance problem, okay? And the federal government wouldn't support going into the homes. They wouldn't. They would not work. They would not work with us. They put us out there, said, okay, whatever happens, happens on you. It's almost kind of a. Did they really care? Did they. If they.
Podcast Host
If they did, there wouldn't be this problem to begin.
Nelson
With, I think, well, age. Age creates problems, right? So you got pipes and they rust out and they fall apart. And Michigan, as the automotive industry goes, so does the state where the auto motor industry go overseas.
Podcast Host
Yeah, China.
Nelson
China. So we're fighting that now. We went into East Palestine, Ohio. Okay? Ohio, they got binochloride dump, and we have a carbon in that block that you get with this product. And if you have white pipes in your house, that's plastic, right? Yeah. Pvc, maybe vinyl chloride. You want to be able to protect yourself from that. That will take it out of the water. That filter will grab all the vinyl chloride that's in your water. So we went in there and we gave one to every home that wanted one. So I dropped about $300,000 in product in Ohio, Okay? That's what we did to take care of them. We went there twice. So here's what we did the first time. So we went here with this great product. I called up my chemist. You have something for vinyl chloride. They sent me something over. All this product comes in from Germany. We build everything here in the United States, but we get the carbons from Germany because they're the best in the world, okay? So we brought in carbon, put it in, and then I called at the epa. It had them do chain of custody. So they went there because you got to grab this water a certain way so that the vinyl chloride doesn't leave and leach into the air. So they did what they're supposed to do. They did a chain of custody. They did the testing, and then they gave us the results. You go on our website, you can see them. Zero final chloride left in water. Wow. And that water was bad. I mean, that water was so bad that people's innards were burning. Geez. They had flames coming out of the faucets.
Podcast Host
Holy crap.
Nelson
That's how bad it was. We were there. We were in there the day that Donald. You remember the president? Well, he wasn't president. Donald Trump was there. We were there the same day. We had to have special paperwork to be able to walk around the city without getting arrested.
Podcast Host
Wow.
Nelson
It was a mess.
Podcast Host
That's nuts.
Nelson
So we were at ground zero. We went to where the train fell off the tracks, and we grabbed the water from there. Okay. We got it to them. They tested it. We were at zero when we were done. Well, then we tested their water, too. That they said was good, and it wasn't. Oh, man. It was like 5.00.
Podcast Host
I wonder what they were using.
Nelson
Nothing. They're blowing it out of the ground with air.
Podcast Host
What?
Nelson
And then went into the air. Then you got to breathe it.
Podcast Host
Now that's even worse.
Nelson
You. You hit. Well, you're very, very, very true. I. I own an injection molding company, so I make those plastic parts. Okay. And I do pvc. I can kill everybody in the building within five minutes if I run.
Podcast Host
Jeez.
Nelson
What PVC is, it was outlawed. It's mustard gas. Okay? It gives off a mustard gas. Mustard gas was outlawed in World War I because it attacks your nervous system. That's what they're blowing into the air. So that entire region now has been tainted by this train wreck.
Podcast Host
Pots, nuts.
Nelson
It lands on the land, The PVC goes from from there to there. And now you're trying to grow crops, and it's in the crops.
Podcast Host
That's the problem with pesticides right now.
Nelson
Right?
Podcast Host
With pesticides.
Nelson
So we get into that heavily. We do a house system, and our house, we go in and you got a well. I go in and test your well, and I build a house system to take out nitrites. Nitrites will turn baby blue. You ever heard blue, baby?
Podcast Host
No.
Nelson
That's what happens if you try to drink water with pesticides in it.
Podcast Host
Wow.
Nelson
That's nitrites. And we take. Nitrites is the hardest thing to take out of the water. So we take uranium. We go in and we take out uranium out of the water, which we're finding a lot of wells now, especially in this state, Nevada. Terrible.
Podcast Host
That's from pesticides.
Nelson
Uranium. No, uranium's from chemtrails. Well, that could be from chemtrails, but I'm thinking, you know, I'm really kind of thinking it's from mining. I'm thinking it's from military testing. That's what they make nuclear bombs out of.
Podcast Host
Yeah.
Nelson
So we pull uranium out, nitrites out. We pull out everything bad it's in that water. And that well we will pull out with our carbons. Geez. We do the tests and then we test again. So we. We constantly, you know, we. We have some homes where we. It's been so bad that we had to test twice to make sure that we did our job right. But that's what the performance level of this product will give you.
Podcast Host
Dude, I used to take baths growing up. I used to go in the steam room all the time. I had to stop all that. You.
Nelson
The steaming is the worst, right? Yeah. Now, when you get set up with us and you're going to take this unit and you're going to try it, when you get set up with us, the house system that you're going to want, you can drink water from every faucet.
Podcast Host
No way.
Nelson
And you can take showers. And your skin will get soft, your hair will get soft. Women love it. It's like, this is like the holy grail for them.
Podcast Host
Yeah, I only take three minute showers. Because you're actually absorbing a lot of the tap water in your body.
Nelson
One pint per shower.
Podcast Host
Crazy.
Nelson
Okay, so this is. This is nuts. Well, don't drink bottled water. Okay, thank you for that then. I wash my hands. Oh, wait, I got to tell you this story. In Mesa, Arizona, we got a letter from the city. The water has a problem. Do not drink it. How do I take it? How do I wash my hands? Because you take more water in through your body skin than you do through your mouth. You're a sponge, right?
Podcast Host
Yeah.
Nelson
So you consume all this water. So they're asking people now not to drink this. And you're doing the same thing. You're trying to minimize your exposure. Yep. You need a house system.
Podcast Host
I do.
Nelson
Okay. So the house system, our house system, when you put it in, you don't ever touch it again.
Podcast Host
Oh. You don't have to replace it every like six months.
Nelson
Good. Forever.
Podcast Host
Wow.
Nelson
So you'll get one of these under the sink. Because this has a special carbon that we can't put in that. That 2, 800 grains of density carbon. If I put that in the house system, I wouldn't have water flow. So we have to measure. You know, this is all very much figured out mechanically. You know, it's not just throw it in a bottle and off you go. So the house system, here's what it does for your house. You. What kind of hot water tank do you have?
Podcast Host
I don't know. What are the different options?
Nelson
Big tank, big tank or on demand? I think it's big tank, big tank, old school. You got scale in there?
Podcast Host
Yeah.
Nelson
I said so much scale here. So the scale will kill your hot water tank. Right. You put a house system on, within six months, the scale's gone. Really? Oxygen takes the scale and. And you'll. You'll be cleaning out your aerators, but the scale's gone. What about your washing machine? What about the mold and fungus that's in your washing machine?
Podcast Host
Oh, God.
Nelson
We clean that out too.
Podcast Host
What?
Nelson
It takes it all out. What about your dishwasher? You get the little water spots on your glass?
Podcast Host
Yeah.
Nelson
No. Gone.
Podcast Host
No way.
Nelson
Those are so annoying that you only have that and then all your faucets won't have any white on them. And your shower now you take a shower, you're taking a shower in water that's actually hydrating you. So it's this guy here. So the shower filter I'm going to give you for now you can take all the shower you want. This holds 3,300 gallons. And inside of here will generate oxygen. So you'll be bathing in oxygenated water.
Podcast Host
Wow.
Nelson
Okay. So your body will be sucking all that in, all the magnesium, calcium. I just, we just got a release on that. Your body absorbs that through your skin. So all that be going into your skin. So you'll be like this will be the healthiest you've ever been. When it comes to this now, this system. Within two days after you get it, you're going to notice a wellness difference. You're going to be like something's different. You're going to have energy but you're living on oxygen though. So you're going to have energy. Now the water is the carrier for the oxygen. How do you get oxygen into your gut through the water? Okay. Magnesium and calcium. Your body needs magnesium calcium so it's happy. Otherwise it's all whacked out. Right. Most people don't take. And then if you take a synthetic pill, 20% of it stays in your body. The rest you flush down the toilet. This here, everything stays in the alkalinity in the water. When you go through this here, that water is going to stay alkaline forever. It doesn't go back in seven days. Like the bottle you buy from your favorite big box store at a gas station. Look on there when it was produced. And if it's out of that seven day range, it only is sand there. After seven days it's not.
Guest Tester
I am excited because this will be the first time that I'm getting to the process of testing water sentry H2O filtered water in that cup. Because after we get the ph of this cup we're going to test it over here. On this one we went from the six range to over nine.
Nelson
Yes.
Guest Demonstrator
In a matter of seconds here out in Utah Lake. Some of the most disgusting water I know. We're especially right by Geneva Steel where the old all the tellings are at. And the dump is literally right over there. This water, you know, is sick as it gets this new water bottle for centuries. For filters, anything, Check this out. This crap. See that water, straight brown, smells like sulfur. Watch this filter on it. Watch this. See the crap in the water bottle?
Nelson
Watch when it comes up right Here.
Guest Demonstrator
That's how you can survive anything good.
Podcast Host
Really.
Nelson
Okay, this goes that way. Completely hydrogenated water. You've heard about that. That's the latest craze, right? Yeah. What makes that up? Do you know what makes that up?
Podcast Host
No.
Nelson
Oxygen and minerals. Boom. Oxygen and minerals. You got hydrogenated water at the highest level and it's clean hydro. I think clean water is more important than everything else. This water is so clean. Get dogs. We have a dog rescue and our dogs, average life of our dogs is 17 years old, which is like three.
Podcast Host
Times the average, I'd say.
Nelson
I think 11. I'm big dogs.
Podcast Host
Oh, big dogs.
Nelson
We're doing 17. And it's just crazy for an average.
Podcast Host
That's crazy.
Nelson
It's crazy. I mean like I got huskies, I got 11 year old husky that thinks a puppy, an 11 year old husky literally dances for the water because you can't get enough of it. So that is where we're at with, you know, the water is just, it's a game changer. Horses, they got noses, they smell water. They drink this water all day long. Dogs, they smell water. A dog will finish the whole bulwark. Won't have to go to the washroom.
Podcast Host
Wow.
Nelson
Because it goes into their body, not into their stomach. It absorbs it all. You'll do the same. Men, they don't have to get in the middle of the night, they drink this water.
Podcast Host
You don't have to drink a gallon a day.
Nelson
What's that?
Podcast Host
A gallon a day is what they say.
Nelson
Well, I drink a lot of water and I don't know if I drink a gallon a day, but I drink a lot. Right. And if you can drink a gallon a day, you're hydrated. The other thing is you have a blood test done with our water. They find oxygen in your blood. Ox. You know, they find, and that's unusual. They, they say they don't see that you. I've had people fighting to get hydrated, taking all the other items that are out there to, you know, to hydrate you. They don't get there. They drink this water. Yeah. Within a week they're hydrated and they stay that way. You'll find in a couple days you'll notice a difference and you know, like, you'll feel just different if you drink the water you drink, you make ice cubes out of this water. Everything's a game changer in your life and that's one of the major things that we've seen.
Podcast Host
So can't wait to start using this thing.
Nelson
Oh, you're gonna love it.
Podcast Host
I mean, I'm.
Nelson
You're actually going to notice the difference. So get yourself a tumbler, a stainless steel tumbler. Get yourself ice trace. Put the water in the ice race. They're going to come out hazy. That's minerals. If you go to Sun Stadium work, it's our water. Everything in there is our water. So you get that. Put the ice cubes in your tumbler. Throw, throw your water in there. And I'm going to tell you something. You're going to turn around. And when you drink that, your body will keep asking for more. And that's the difference in your life. It's a whole different genre when it comes to this. Yeah, but the problem is, and here's the big thing your audience needs to know more than anything else, everybody in your, you know, if you're under the age of 40, you're healthy, right? I mean, McDonald's hadn't beat you up yet. Burger King, you're so good with.
Podcast Host
Right.
Nelson
All the fast foods, you're still doing well. So you don't really get water. You get water. You're different than most folks in your demographics.
Podcast Host
I try to only drink glass if I have to do bottled, you see.
Nelson
So you're, you're there. Problem is, what people don't get is you're healthy. But if you're drinking water that has feces in it, how long is your immune system going to last? Now what, what are we seeing? We're seeing a shift on younger people getting sick, are we not?
Podcast Host
Yeah, there's a lot of younger people.
Nelson
Getting sick and we all know why that is.
Podcast Host
Yeah.
Nelson
But bottom line is, guys, this water will get you down the road. What if you're having a, you know, your, your young family, you're having a child. If you breast milk, you got to have clean water making formula. Got to have clean water. This is the item. They'll do it. And this item right here, right now, we're selling this to this bundle pack right now for 350 bucks. Where can you get something that cheap?
Podcast Host
Yeah, that's not bad. And it lasts forever.
Nelson
This here is a one year. We actually, when you cut the filter every, every, every year, the house systems forever. Got it? Okay. But this guy Here, for $350, you can drink a whole lot of alkaline water. But what the money you spend at the gas station on a bottle will pay for this. So you're going to change the, the direction of your family. You won't get cramps because you got, you're taking in. Wow, Magnesium. So if you get hand cramps, you get leg cramps. Gone. All right? I. I've been drinking this water for eight years, and let me tell you my. The reason why I built this company was about eight years ago. I'm a guy that doesn't do meds, okay? I don't do anything. Went to my doc. Doctor says, look, you gotta. You got A. Your PSA levels are going from 1.6 before. And I said, well, that's not good. He said, yeah, you better go get an ultrasound done. So in October, I went and got an ultrasound done where you talked in June. And I was at. I had a growth. So I went to a specialist in January. Specialist said, we got to cut it out. I looked at him, I says, what does that mean? Because I. I know nothing about this stuff, right? I mean, I don't get sick. He says, you'll become a eunuch. I said, let's go home, dear. I said, I'll figure this out on my own. So went home, built my first system. All I wanted was that oxygen in my gut. So we heard that oxygen does great things when it comes to, you know, these sicknesses. Right. So we do this. I go home, I drink the water. Four weeks later. Excuse me. February 1st, we moved into our new house, started drinking water. May 15th, I had to go back to a doctor with another blood test. Right. Went back. He goes, what did you do? I said, what are you talking about? He goes, the growth is gone. You're down to 1.79 PSA left. I said, I've been drinking oxygenated water. I didn't know about the magnesium. I didn't know about the alkalinity. I didn't know none of these things. I just wanted that oxygen. Right. And that's what it did for me. And I can tell you story after story of people that you know and I know that this water has changed their lives.
Podcast Host
Wow.
Nelson
From a health standpoint, major health standpoint, that's incredible. Big time. So that's why we started it. But now we. We've turned a corner, and we're going into a world where, you know, we're being fed product that's going to hurt us. And this is the one product that we know that will change the dynamics of the water you're taking in. We work with a company out of Germany, and that company works with people associated with the globalists.
Podcast Host
Yep.
Nelson
So that's how we know things, and that's how we get carbons that take care of things. And my chemist is a gentleman called Deepak Chopa.
Podcast Host
Oh, I know him. Right.
Nelson
So you see where we play. Yeah, Big dog, right. And that's how we were able to get carbons that did this and carbons that do that. So what we're telling you is the real deal, guys. This isn't like we're coming up with a fufu. And that's why I gave you a system. Because when you taste this, try it, you're going to come back and tell your, your listeners we're not smoking mirrors. And that's the difference of what we're talking about. This will change anybody's life to the good. You're going to have a product that's going to for a very reasonable amount. And if you live in an apartment, we don't even put holes in anything. You take a line off, you hook it up, you follow the instructions. Thirty minutes later you turn on the cold side of your faucet and out comes alkaline water on demand. Wow. Who can do that?
Podcast Host
Hump Super Bob. Donald, right?
Nelson
Nobody could do that. So that's what I'm telling you. The shower unit, if it takes you more than 10 minutes to put it in and you can put it in.
Podcast Host
I'll try, I'll try.
Nelson
You got to put it in, man. You go home tonight, you unscrew the knob, you know, the shower head, just screw this on, turn it upside down, throw the filter in, screw it up and you're good to go. And you're going to see the water going through that clear house. That's why it's clear. So you can see the dirty water going in. I mean, I got people showing me these things with mud in them. Jeez, is that mud? You know what I mean? So that's the question. Now, we do have another product that's a three up. We call, we call it. It's instead of being two, it has a third canister and it has a filter that you can drink mud through and come out crystal clean. Drinking water.
Podcast Host
It's like that life straw. Remember that commercial?
Nelson
Oh, that's terrible. That, that doesn't even work. We're coming out a straw that looks like a straw. I mean, it's the size of a straw that you'll be able to drink, have alkaline water on demand in your Stanley cup. And you and your tumbler, you'll be able to put the straw and drink it. You'll go to a puddle, you can go to the swamps and drink the water.
Podcast Host
Wow.
Nelson
We have a video that we took mud in a cup, put water in there, went through the spilter and alcane, crystal clear water, and it tastes phenomenal.
Podcast Host
No way.
Nelson
But the straw is coming out. It'll be out. We already have prototypes done. We already have, but it'll be out very, very, very soon next year. But the material that's built that we put in the straw, we take parasites out of the water and bacteria out of the water without using chlorine or ammonia. That's the difference. Okay. And we pull all PFAs out of the water and we alkaline it. So this is a game changer when it comes to. When you drink mud, there's parasites in that water. Not a problem.
Podcast Host
Are you seeing parasites in tap water?
Nelson
Not yet.
Podcast Host
Okay.
Nelson
Now, we don't test for it. Okay. So we generally don't. Tap water is, you know, they run by certain rules, and if they run by those rules, we've tested in the past under those umbrella. So we're kind of like, okay, that should be good.
Podcast Host
Yeah.
Nelson
Wells now are a different story. Okay. So you. You know people that have UV lights trying to kill the parachute. Yeah, we don't need that. These filters we have, this paper filter is the same filter they use on the space station to drink their own urine. Hey, the water truck didn't stop by, does it? What do you do?
Podcast Host
Got to do what you got to do. Bear grills.
Nelson
What happened to all those guys that were left on the space station in the Biden administration?
Podcast Host
I bet they drank their urine.
Nelson
Well, they didn't bring enough water for, like, two years. You know what I'm saying?
Podcast Host
Yeah.
Nelson
So this is what we do. And this is a special filter. Just for that, I bring that material in from inland and we plead it and we weld it and we glue it and we do all this stuff to it. So we're talking about a product that will change. If you're in a position where you're concerned, like, let's say you're at the ocean and they give you that order where you got to boil your water because the ocean did something crazy. A hurricane came through. Speaking of that, I'll tell you that we went down to Jamaica. So you remember the hurricane went through Jamaica.
Podcast Host
Jamaica. When was that one, two weeks, three weeks. Oh, it's recent across.
Nelson
We got a call from the pm. PM said the administration asked us if we could come in and help them. They had a cholera outbreak. They were actually burning bodies. What they had to. You can't let that. So if you don't do that. It can keep multiplying. Holy crap. So it was bad, and they didn't want to tell the world it was bad, so they asked us to come in and we brought a filter system there. We have portables for horses and campers. Okay. We have. We brought a portable in and we brought in these cups I was telling you about. And they're drinking that because that takes out the cholera. That's how big of a deal this filter is. So if you're in a situation where you're on the ocean and you got to be, you know, the boiler, you don't have to. This takes care of everything. Damn. No parasites, no bacteria, and everything we know is a parasite, Right. Everything goes in your body that bad.
Podcast Host
Is a parasite, seems to start disease. Right. We don't get a parasite infection.
Nelson
It's how everything they say cancer is parasites.
Podcast Host
Right. I've heard that. Even Lyme disease, the m. Even Ms.
Sponsor Announcer
I've heard.
Nelson
Now what you're hearing is so real and true, but nobody wants to talk about it.
Guest Demonstrator
Yeah.
Nelson
I live on IV nectar. I mean, that's my go to.
Podcast Host
Yeah.
Nelson
I won't get on a plane without taking. And I use a horse paste.
Podcast Host
That's the horse drink ladder, right?
Nelson
No, it's a horse. It takes good repair sites with horses.
Podcast Host
Yeah, yeah, yeah. I remember during the pandemic, they were talking about it a lot.
Nelson
Yeah. I just squirt in the mouth and it's. I'm good. Wow. I don't ever get sick. For real. For real.
Podcast Host
I just had a cold last week.
Nelson
That's what you should have took. When I start getting a cold, I start feeling. Coming on. I get a couple squirts. Two days of that, I'm fine. Wow. It's a big.
Podcast Host
I need to have that on standby.
Nelson
Oh, you go to. Go to.
Podcast Host
How hard is it to get? Tractor supply store just for my horse.
Nelson
$12 a tube.
Podcast Host
Oh, yeah.
Nelson
Yeah. That's all it is.
Podcast Host
That's not bad.
Nelson
I'll go buy six or seven tubes, you know, and keep them around. And it works, man.
Podcast Host
They attacked Rogan for that one. I remember.
Nelson
Yeah. Guess what? He was right.
Podcast Host
Yeah. He was on when you're too early, It's.
Nelson
He was right.
Podcast Host
You get be. You become a martyr.
Nelson
Right. Well, look at us. We went in and cleaned up vinyl chloride and. And my world changed. I mean, literally, they were. They were very upset.
Podcast Host
Yeah.
Nelson
They didn't like the idea. And they got. And basically we proved people wrong. They don't want to be proved Wrong. Okay, so you're right. Everything you just said is 100. Right. But the bottom line is if people don't step up and say things, who's. How are you going to know? Right. That's why podcasts like this are important. You don't realize how important you are. The new NBC.
Podcast Host
Yeah. We have a lot of influence these days. Podcasts.
Nelson
And think about it. It's, it's the new future.
Podcast Host
It's the only outlet I consume. I don't watch the news.
Nelson
I refuse to.
Podcast Host
I refuse it.
Nelson
I'll watch Newsmax. My wife likes it. Me, I won't watch. I'm not in the news. Yeah, I got my, I got my telegram.
Podcast Host
Look at you.
Nelson
Right?
Podcast Host
Telegram. That's where all the real news is.
Nelson
That's where I'm at.
Podcast Host
Yeah.
Nelson
And we do, we do a lot of telegram shows.
Podcast Host
Oh, really? There's shows on there?
Nelson
Oh, yeah, we're everywhere.
Podcast Host
Sometimes I hear my clips will get posted in those groups.
Nelson
Yeah.
Podcast Host
And I'm like, let's go.
Nelson
Yeah, we're on. We're everywhere. I mean, we're, you know, gosh, I can't remember some of the names now, but we've been on the big plate. We, we do, we've been on big platforms.
Podcast Host
Nice.
Nelson
Because that's how we move our product. This is a very conservative driven product. Okay. If it wasn't for podcasts and conservative people over the age of basically 40 and basically, I'll be honest with you, conservative Christian women, yeah. Go nuts over this product.
Podcast Host
They care about their family. That's the thing, right. You hit it. Right.
Nelson
Their kids, their husband in a home. The women are the, the health person, Right. Men, we don't get it. We're not that smart. Yeah, I don't go to the doctor. My wife, she'll go to the doc. I won't even. I'm like, when I'm falling apart, then we'll talk about it. Yeah.
Podcast Host
Okay. Last resort.
Nelson
Last, last, last resort. Okay. I don't need to get stuck with a needle. I don't want to be around a needle I'm not in, you know, so I stay away from. But the bottom line is women, they get it. So guys, if you're on here listening, get it for a change. Take care of yourself. Do something that is for $350. Okay? It's nothing. It's a drop in the bucket on your health. And when you start putting this kind of product in your body, you're going to notice something different.
Podcast Host
Oh, yeah, yeah. It's Basically a dollar a day. When you break it down, you gotta.
Nelson
Here's what. Here's I love you to do. Once you go a week on this, just a week. I love you to sit down and evaluate who you were and what you are now.
Podcast Host
I'll text you. I'll take some before and after photos too.
Nelson
Right.
Podcast Host
Of my face and you.
Nelson
Oh, serious. Of the skin. You ever hear of a lady called Vanessa Hobo?
Podcast Host
No.
Nelson
She's a painter. She painted that. She painted the painting for the Colorado for Trump. And then she did that big painting for Trump. Remember that one?
Podcast Host
Got it.
Nelson
Yeah, yeah, yeah, with Charlie. Kirk was in it. I saw that. Okay. We sponsored that. Okay. That's mine.
Podcast Host
Wow.
Nelson
That's not Trump's, by the way.
Podcast Host
That's in your office.
Nelson
No, I gave. I paid for that to go to trunk.
Podcast Host
Oh, sick.
Nelson
Okay, so all that being said, she had psoriasis of the skin. Like she was like. You couldn't look at her. She's a beautiful girl, but you couldn't. You couldn't. Really. A week of our water, Everything changed. Why? I have no idea. Think about it. Yeah, right.
Podcast Host
My friend just had babies and they both have eczema. I wonder if it's water related.
Nelson
It is.
Podcast Host
I think so too. Honestly. Cuz the tap water in Vegas. Terrible.
Nelson
No, this. Okay. Exmar. This water. Go away.
Podcast Host
Yeah, I told him to buy a filter, but most of them are probably bs, right?
Nelson
No, you don't want those.
Podcast Host
Every filters, BS like Brita's getting sued.
Nelson
There's a reason. Because it doesn't work.
Podcast Host
Yeah, they're like 30 bucks.
Nelson
Let me ask you this. You got to think about this. Filters. Filters are carbon. Carbon is not catalytic. Catalytic carbon is 10 times more expensive than regular carbon. Catalytic carbon is what matters. You can't take ammonia out of the water with regular filters. The minute you run ammonia and chlorine, that's what they're using now to take parasites out. Within a month, it's dead. Wow. Okay, so there's one problem. Filters are made for one thing only. Smell and taste. Not for. Not for taking in making the water clean. This product will. That's the only product I know will do it. Okay. There's a reason for that. So the baby's got. The babies are being bathed in dirty water. They're drinking dirty water in the breast. Breast milk or in the formula. Yeah, Those are the rules. You tell your friends to give me a call.
Podcast Host
Oh, well, yeah, because a baby, if they're absorbing a pint of tap water, that's a lot for like, we can handle it as adults, right?
Nelson
No, you can't.
Podcast Host
Oh, really?
Nelson
No, you're not. Well, why do you think everybody's sick? Yeah, that's a good point. You can't put.
Podcast Host
Our body's 80 water.
Nelson
You can't put toxins in your body and get away with it.
Podcast Host
Yeah, I guess we just don't associate it. It comes from that. But you're probably right.
Nelson
We're told what we're doing in life is right.
Podcast Host
Yeah.
Nelson
And then a guy like me comes along and says it's wrong. Well, you know, we can't be wrong. And people don't want to admit they're wrong, so they keep assuming consuming like bottled water. They keep consuming these products that are just like not really good. These poor little kids, what they're getting is they're getting formula or milk mom. Or the, or the, or the jar. And that is just tearing up their insides.
Podcast Host
Do you think microplastics are getting in breast milk?
Nelson
Of course.
Podcast Host
Oh my God.
Nelson
Okay, microplastics are getting you.
Podcast Host
Yeah, they're in every testicle. And guys.
Nelson
Okay, we take it out. We take out microplastics with this carbon that I'm telling you about is a 2,800 grains. PFOs are plastic. We scrub them. It's in the, it's in the water. Now when you go to the washroom, the microplastics go through your body also. And now it's going in to be recycled through the drinking water. It's everywhere. We've created this monster that you cannot stop, you cannot get the government up for. Okay, so we're going to take fluoride out of the water, right? Yeah. Oh, you're not. Fluoride comes from the ground. It's in the drinking water from the ground. Right. They, some people use bone, char, some of the. They try to get it out. Back in the 1800s, they knew fluoride was bad, so they came up with animal bones. They grind them up and then the fluoride sticks to the animal bones. So we were using that until we found out that when you get bit by this mosquito and you can't eat red meat, the DNA is in the bones and you get sick drinking our water. So we went to our chemist and we came up with a carbon. They'll do the same thing. That's what we had to do, get around that. The chemist is whom I told you knew this problem and gave me the carbon and said, hey, we knew that was going to be a problem. So here you go.
Podcast Host
Wow. You wield a lot of power.
Nelson
You see what I mean?
Podcast Host
Yeah.
Nelson
So what I'm saying is, guys, for a sake of a small little product here, don't be stupid. Take care of your family. Take care of, like, these kids. You have them give me a call, Tell them, you know.
Podcast Host
And that's a common issue, by the way. Apparently, in the Filipino community, it's. It's common eczema for their babies, but.
Nelson
It doesn't have to be.
Podcast Host
Yeah. I don't know why, what the link is with that, but they were saying their skin is dry because they're acclimated to a certain environment.
Nelson
Filipinos, if you've ever been there, that world is very moist. Yeah.
Podcast Host
So. But here, it's not in Vegas.
Nelson
Here, it's terribly.
Podcast Host
So when Philippi. When Filipinos move here, I guess there's a lot of eczema issues.
Nelson
We can help them.
Podcast Host
Yeah.
Nelson
Think about it. Okay. What creates skin problems? Ammonia and chlorine. You drink it. Maybe you're not drinking. Maybe you drink a bottle of water. But what about taking a shower? What about taking a bath? You're consuming that water one way or the other.
Podcast Host
Yeah.
Nelson
And that. You talking about dry. What does chlorine do to your skin? Dries it. What does ammonia do to your skin?
Podcast Host
Dries it.
Nelson
And who in her right mind said ammonia is okay to drink? I'm just throwing that out there because I. I don't know yet. I'm trying to figure that one out. Right.
Podcast Host
Yeah.
Nelson
But we're all on it. We're all cheap. It's cheaper to put ammonia in the water to kill parasites than it is chlorine, and it lasts longer. So there's your problem, and that's what everybody's. California is heavy into it. I don't know if Arizona is or not, but I know Nevada is.
Podcast Host
Yeah.
Nelson
So, guys, chloramines. You've heard that word, right? It ain't a good word. We strip it. We take it out. And it's very hard to take out, by the way. It's not an easy task.
Podcast Host
I had to give up pools and hot tubs, and I love hot tubs.
Nelson
I love hot tubs.
Podcast Host
Love them.
Nelson
Yeah. But they just make you feel so relaxed.
Podcast Host
So relaxed. But just the way they clean them. And what's in the water?
Nelson
Well, if you have your own hot tub and you have a house system of ours, you run that water through it. No way. Yeah.
Podcast Host
Wow. Okay, So I could start doing it again.
Nelson
You can drain it. Right. And then bring it back in. Why do you worry about parasites when you're going to drain your hot tub? You're not going to leave the water in the hot tub, are you? I guess you do, don't you?
Podcast Host
I think it filters, yeah. I think it's constantly filtering.
Nelson
Filtering with what?
Podcast Host
Yeah, whatever's in spilled in there. Who knows?
Nelson
You gotta go in clean water. Am I doing that? You're fine.
Podcast Host
Yeah.
Nelson
Something to think about, something to consider. So it's, it's a. It's a whole process that we as Americans and not really looked into. Okay. We still use things like salt systems. Salt system means you're putting salt on your skin. I don't think that's a good idea. You're putting salt in your drinking water and you're putting salt in the ground, so you're making your groundwater slurry water. So it's getting outlawed slowly but surely. Europe is outlawed.
Podcast Host
It.
Nelson
Northern California, I think, is starting outlawed. But at what point do we destroy all of our drinking water?
Podcast Host
Right?
Nelson
And, and I know this. Everybody has, you know, like strokes and whatnot. Does that come from. Does that come from salt? Doctor keeps telling you, you got too much salt in your system, right? And you don't use salt. Like you're saying, where's it coming from? The water.
Podcast Host
Cholesterol.
Nelson
Yeah, well, cholesterol, it all comes from the water. Wow.
Podcast Host
People think it's the eggs.
Nelson
I, I eat all the eggs I want. I, I eat basically coffee cake every, Every morning.
Podcast Host
Coffee cake.
Nelson
Oh, yeah, I love coffee cake.
Podcast Host
Little sweet tooth, huh?
Nelson
Yeah. And I have my cup of coffee, you know, with all my special stuff in it and my water, and I go and get my blood tested. I get my check and Doc looks at me, you know, yeah, you get that little book now, they give you. It has all, all the numbers on there where you're all screwed off, right? Yeah. Mine says normal everywhere. Every slot says normal.
Podcast Host
That's impressive.
Nelson
My wife's like. And I don't know, my wife's like, she's got like one or two out. Doc looks at me, says, what are you doing? Well, I says, you know, I do, I do my water. Yeah, you know, I do Moringa. Yeah, you know, I do, you know, Iver Nectin. Yeah, that's me. And I eat and I do whatever I want, but, you know, I keep my, my portions of food to, you know, minimal. I don't, I don't overindulge. And, you know, I do, I live healthy.
Podcast Host
And.
Nelson
You sound like you live healthy too.
Podcast Host
Yeah, that's impressive, though, to have all normal. On my last one, I probably had like, five out of range.
Nelson
Oh, I got to show you my.
Podcast Host
Which I thought was amazing.
Nelson
Oh, I got to show you my book, man. I mean, it is. Oh, you know, it was out protein. I was low.
Podcast Host
How do they measure protein?
Nelson
That's what the doc said. He goes, what is this? I never seen this before. Mine was low.
Podcast Host
Well, there's a whole debate about protein right now. I'm not sure if you saw about how much you should be eating.
Nelson
I don't care.
Podcast Host
Yeah, people.
Nelson
Protein is what. What is protein? Hamburgers. Meat, right?
Podcast Host
Pretty much.
Nelson
I do my fish. I'm not real. I do hamburgers. You know, I like. I like good meatloaf. I'm not a steak person. You know, my wife is. So we go to steakhouse. She gets that. And I try to find fish on the menu. Yeah. And. But I don't care about that. But protein. Give me a break. Right? I'm more worried about DNA. Diabetic. I don't want to be that. Right. You don't want to be there. Right. So you. You work at those things, right? So that's what I do. And I. I have my. I have my coffee cake. I have my donuts. I do whatever. A pie. Whatever. What I learned is do it in the morning. By time the nighttime comes, it's gone. Right. And that's the difference. And that's what keeps you from being overweight, case you're from being obese. Keeps you from. Have a terrible lifestyle and keeps. You know, it keeps you from being a diabetic. Who wants to stick a needle in them every day? Not me. Yeah.
Podcast Host
People are wearing these glucose monitors with a needle in their arm all day.
Nelson
I can't do it.
Podcast Host
Like, I don't want to live like that.
Nelson
I can't do it.
Podcast Host
You know, they're monitoring everything they eat.
Nelson
I can't. My brother does that. Okay, so we have that in our family. He's overweight. I'm like, doesn't that hurt, sticking that thing in your arm? Oh. Oh, no, it's great. I can look at my phone and I. I can. You know, I can tell them what I'm. Where I'm at in life. I'm like, but wouldn't you rather just lose some weight? Yeah.
Podcast Host
Just the anxiety of that alone is probably bad for your health. Worrying about every single thing you're eating and then seeing the results.
Nelson
I know.
Podcast Host
You know?
Nelson
I know. So I'm. I. I hate to tell you, but you Know, I'm not, I'm not that guy. I just, I just, you know, I'm the guy that's like, you know, wire a little bit tight and I'd rather just enjoy what I want to enjoy, do it in moderation. But guess what? When you drink, when you drink, I'll come home and do eight, eight 32 ounce glasses of water. Yeah. You know, in Arizona it's like you 120 in the summer. Right. And I have a factory and we have swamp coolers, so we don't have air conditioning. So, you know, I got portables for all the guys. But it's still a struggle. Right. And get dehydrated. So you just, you know, you just chug down the water and I'll tell you, I'd rather do that than doing do you know, all the stuff they want with being a diabetic and what. This water will flush you out, it will clean you. Right. And you drink that much, it cleans you out. And it, I'm telling you, that is just a big game changer. When I started this eight years ago, my health went good, like instantly. Before, it wasn't bad. I wasn't, you know, we weren't sick. But you know, when after doing this, you know, you get up, you know, you get older, you got to start worrying about those things. Yeah, for sure. The concern I have is people that fell for the old way of doing business are going to, are still paying a price. That's why we developed a water system that has all the products in it. They're supposed to be healthy for you. Will that help you in the long game? We hope. We don't know. All I know is I'm a guy that doesn't get sick. Yeah. You know, I'm a guy that, you know, goes down the road and everything's fine. I don't see, you know, I don't have the issues most people have. And I did go through a period where everything started falling apart. You know, either you make a change or you figure it out or you just fall apart. Right. For sure. And that's where, that's why we came up with this product line.
Podcast Host
Guys, check it out. We'll link it below. It's centuryh2o.com right. For audio listeners.
Nelson
Yes.
Podcast Host
And then code DSH. Yes, DSH for discount guys. I'm going to be documenting my experience with it on my Instagram.
Nelson
Yes.
Podcast Host
So stay tuned for that and exciting. Yeah. Anything else?
Nelson
Man, I think we got it.
Podcast Host
Got it all. Cool.
Nelson
Yeah.
Podcast Host
Check out the link guys use the code, and then we'll. We'll film again in a few months. With my experience, it'll be sooner than that. Yeah, two days, three days. All right, guys, check them out. Peace.
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Podcast: Digital Social Hour
Host: Sean Kelly
Guest: Nelson McIlveen, founder of Century H2O
Episode: DSH #1691 – “Dark Water” Is Spreading Across the U.S.
Date: December 19, 2025
Topic: Examining the unseen dangers in public water, the rise of “dark water” in the U.S., and how innovative filtration could protect health in a changing industrial landscape.
This episode dives deep into the growing crisis of “dark water” – polluted municipal water now affecting large parts of the U.S., particularly in the Southwest. Sean Kelly speaks with Nelson McIlveen from Century H2O, who brings firsthand expertise on water contamination, health implications, and new technology to combat these issues. The conversation is frank, wide-ranging, and laced with real-world stories, making the complex topic of water safety personal and urgent.
"Everything you know about water is not true. Wow. That's how bad it is."
— Nelson (00:46)
“Factories...they need a special water...So they get the water. What do you get? You get the dark water.”
— Nelson (06:05)
“Instead of water sitting in the ground for 10 years, it's in there for a year...So now they're not getting all the stuff out of it. And that's where we're at.”
— Nelson (06:25–06:32)
“This water here will taste just like old school water. And you will get addicted to it.”
— Nelson (07:16)
"We clean all vaccines out of the water, all plastic out of the water, PFOS and all PFAS out of the water…"
— Nelson (03:13)
“If you're drinking water that has feces in it, how long is your immune system going to last?”
— Nelson (24:18)
“People’s innards were burning... flames coming out of the faucets.”
— Nelson describing East Palestine, OH, chemical disaster (13:40)
“You take more water in through your body skin than you do through your mouth. You're a sponge, right?”
— Nelson (17:08)
“Once you go a week on this, just a week, I'd love you to sit down and evaluate who you were and what you are now.”
— Nelson (36:44)
This episode delivers a candid, sometimes alarming look at America’s hidden water crisis and the high-stakes consequences for households across the country. Nelson McIlveen blends technical knowledge, urgent health warnings, and relatable stories to reveal flaws in both public belief and utility water systems, positioning advanced home filtration as a practical necessity—not a luxury. Listeners, especially parents and health-conscious individuals, are left with actionable insights and a clear challenge: “Don't be stupid. Take care of your family. Take care of these kids.” (41:28)
Find more: centuryh2o.com — code DSH for listeners.