PETERBOROUGH DRINKING WATER
Good and Bad
Tuesday 24 March 2009
As for myself I buy spring water 2 or 3
of the 18 liter plastic bottles at a time delivered to my home. And I
buy the disposable small plastic bottles of spring water frequently.
And I avoid as much as possible drinking city tap water. As do many
other people.
The empty 18 liter bottles are returned to the
spring water supplier when they make the new deliveries to me.
As to the smaller plastic bottles, they find their
way to the garbage. Apparently they are NOT recycled, and last a very
long time in the dumps or on the surface of the oceans of the world.
There is a real need for a different material for those bottles...
perhaps glass?
In Toronto a man who had been poisoned by PCB s
years before, and who carried an oxygen tank with him, or near him
24/7,
introduced me to filtered city tap water. The Water Dome was a 3 stage
filtering system and one part was activated charcoal. The man connected
the filer system to the water at my kitchen sink, turned on the cold
water, pushed a plunger and the filtered water came into a drinking
glass.
He then performed a test on the tap water which was
not filtered using a Canadian Tire swimming pool testing kit. The
chlorine level was at the top of the scale... as was the other
measurement. He then tested the filtered water and the chlorine level
was at the bottom of the scale, as was the other measurement.
The final test came next. He had me drink the
filtered water. Okay.
And then he had me drink the tap water, and I spit
it out immediately.
And so not to lose my point, the other day an older
man in a coffee shoppe told me that he was used to spring water at his
home outside of Peterborough. And he found he could not drink the city
water because of its taste!
Also he pointed out that one day he was shown river
water that had been through a treatment plant and ended up in a
swimming pool. He noticed the water in the pool was brownish in colour.
And people drink that kind of water out of the city taps.
At times in the shower I can smell the chlorine in
the water, and my sense of smell is not the best.
And another time the city water had so much chlorine
in it that an offset printing press would not work properly because of
the acid content of the water in the water fountain of the press! We
had to use distilled water for a few days!
It seems that various poisons are added to our
drinking water every day including chlorine and fluorides, etc.
Of course we do not mention the deaths from drinking
water at another city in Ontario. The water treatment plant was not
properly monitored. And who went to jail?
Of course some poisons and bacteria, etc. get into
our food, air, water because of the increase of industrial poisons in
the world.
The best cure is prevention.
What say you?
- Pastor William