Our collective thoughts on water

Without water all life would end in a matter of days. More than just a thirst quencher, water is the vehicle for carrying essential nutrients through-out our bodies. Water also helps maintain normal body temperature, proper digestion, provides healthier skin, accelerates muscle development and increases our energy level. 

Regardless of how chemicals and pollutants are disposed of they will eventually find their way into our water supplies. 

Water suppresses the appetite naturally and helps the body metabolize stored fat. A decrease in water intake will cause fat deposits to increase, while an increased water intake can actually reduce fat deposits. 

Chlorine and lead are the two most common contaminants in water. Chlorine produces by-products that contribute to cancer and birth defects. The chemical itself may contribute to heart disease. Lead is toxic even in small amounts. 

The speed at which natures purification process works is in dramatic conflict with the rate at which man is damaging our planets water supplies. 

The environment has a cumulative effect on our health. The air we breathe, the water we drink, and the foods we eat, all contribute to the quality of our lives. In today's fast paced industrialised society it is increasingly important to eliminate as many negative influences on our health as possible.