Water - Do You Drink It?

[noodlecat]

Water if great. I drink it whenever I feel like it. I cannot drink Orange Juice or any Fructose even our home-grown winter-lemons; hurts my gums and the roof of my mouth. We make our own distilled water and run it through charcoal filters before drinking. It has been very helpful in keeping my teeth and gums healthy. I love water. Once in a while we drink bottled mineral water although 'supposedly' most of the European mineral water is full of used cocaine residue. I grind coffee beans in the morning for coffee otherwise whole milk is my other liquid.

um.. cocaine residue?

 

[UphillEndeavors]

I am on board with many premises here. Not drinking water is just unnatural. I work outside 12 hours a day. I don't reckon I sweat OJ and milk.

 

[LA]

um.. cocaine residue?

yes and more - please read through this thread:

Another good reason to avoid tap water

We have discussed , courtesy of @haidut, the dangers of SSRI's, in particular as they are passed on in tap water bringing the joy of excess serotonin to the masses, but here is an article on amphetamines also passed along to the drinking water supply helping to add paranoia and delusions to our...

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also if you have time read this personal posting regarding Gerolsteiner Sparkling Natural, Mineral Water. It is an example of how many things are changing due to the stress of this time

Post shortages of things that you notice here

I want to start a thread showing what is short in your area, what you noticed is no longer on shelves or only intermittently available that used to be easy to get. Today we found that Gerolsteiner is short and we can't easily find it. It was always available in glass bottles for years but now...

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There are many reasons to avoid tap water.

[this short blurb is from 2014]

Study: Nearly Half Of Water Taps May Contain Bacteria That Causes Legionnaires' Disease

While the study was small -- researchers only sampled 67 public and private water sources such as kitchen sinks and drinking fountains – it’s the first one to chart the presence of the potentially deadly bacteria in water taps.

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PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – The data is scary: Nearly half of water faucets sampled across the United States tested positive for the bacteria that causes Legionnaires’ disease.
While the study was small — researchers only sampled 67 public and private water sources such as kitchen sinks and drinking fountains – it’s the first one to chart the presence of the potentially deadly bacteria in water taps.
According to the EPA, the organization that conducted the research, 32 taps contained the bacteria, and 11 of those contained it in multiple samples.
Legionnaires’ disease is a severe form of pneumonia that causes chills, fever, headache, a cough and more. It can be deadly.
The study was published on Feb. 18 in the journal Environmental Science & Technology.

We avoid fluoride:

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Best wishes - sorry for my unavoidable delay!