A GLASS OF WATER

By Joe Ingino Editor/Publisher ACCOMPLISHED WRITER/AUTHOR OF OVER 800,000 Published Columns in Canada and The United States “I live a dream in a nightmare world” Always Remember That The cosmic blueprint of your life was written in code across the sky at the moment you were born. Decode Your Life By Living It Without Regret or Sorrow. Before you read this. I want you to go and get a glass of water and put it in front of you. Go ahead. Once you have in front of you. Look at it. What do you see? Most will say. A glass of water. Then I want you to tell me what kind of water do you see in the glass. Most will say. Tap water obviously. A glass full of clean water. Ok. Now that we have established that it is a glass of water let’s talk about how clean an pure it truly is. That water to the average person looks clean and we are told that it is potable. Why is it Called Potable Water? Potable comes from the Latin potare, meaning "to drink." The Romans came up with the word and built some of the world's first aqueducts, above-ground channels that brought potable water from the mountains to the cities. Now in this form the water coming in was deemed cleaned by nature. Never been compromised by use or tainted by any additives. Is this the same water in the glass in front of you? Obviously not as the water in your cup comes from a public works plant that recycles water from the lake. The USGS defines clean, safe water as “water that will not harm you if you come in contact with it.” When we're talking about clean water, we are often referring to drinking water, but it is also essential that water for all domestic use is clean. With this said. Nothing is stated from source. Let’s take this a step further and look at it from another point of view. We all go to the bathroom. We all dump all kinds of chemicals down the drain. Where do you think these chemicals and waste ends up? Yes back in that water you are looking at in that glass on top of your table. Potable water normally was virgin water coming from a stream that was governed by nature’s property. Today potable water comes from a cocktail of liquid sources purified at a local municipal works facility. Then if so how clean is our water? How potable in it’s pure sense is that water. Well some may argue that one way to further clean that soup of liquids we call potable water is to boil. Boil. If you don't have safe bottled water, you should boil your water to make it safe to drink. Boiling is the surest method to kill disease-causing germs, including viruses, bacteria, and parasites. adding a pinch of salt for each quart or liter of boiled water. Unfortunately it is the same composition of liquids that we started off with only further cleansed. Technically the water we drink today is a cocktail of all kinds of liquid. Bodily fluids, man made chemicals. This bringing to question the impact that these purified cocktails are having on our DNA composition. As water is so much needed for the body to survive. Without water the human body would just dry up and die. We must look at modern recycled water impact on human DNA. How it is changing and how it will affect future generations to come. We hear on how ill prepared we as a civilization were when it came to global COVID. Should we not be preparing for an attack on our water supply and the way we so called clean it? We live in a fragile society that prepares after the emergency is upon us. That is not preparedness. That is plain insanity as billions of lives are at stake. So what are you going to do. Will you sill drink that soup of liquid chemical that have been deemed the only choice in order to preserve your life? Or will you demand real result when it comes to our water supply?