Though I am not an environmental expert, I am a movement coach and health expert and I understand the human body and how we interact with our external environment. If you think about it, nature is very similar in design to that of the human body (or the other way around, whichever you prefer) in that our body is over 70% water and Mother Earth is over 70% water. The water in our body is connected to a vast web of communication via our circulatory, nervous and lymphatic systems, which are paralleled in nature through the connection of trees, roots and plants, all relying on their local water sources for life. We are connected to our environment, which means that what we do affects it, good or bad, and is especially true when talking about our drinking water.
The most important resource for all living things is water. But most of us don't think about where it comes from, the quality of the water and the difference that sourcing it locally can make. There are many different waters to chose from. How to do we know which is best?
Tap water may be the first answer for some, but for me it is not an option. Yes, it comes from a local source (or so we believe), but I cannot get past the fact that it goes through a rigorous, man-made treatment before it goes into my glass. I'm not confident that
