I’ve always liked fizzy drinks, the regular ones you’d get in any supermarket. It doesn’t usually matter which flavour it is, just as long as it’s a can of sweet fizz then I’ll drink it. I’ve been drinking them for years and it wasn’t until about five months ago that I realised all of my fluid intake (aside from the little I gained in my food) was all from fizzy drinks. Not only was I constantly dehydrated, suffering from headaches and having some major problems with my teeth but I had a real we...

The topic of water fluoridation has been an interesting one for many years now. Skeptics do argue that there’s no evidence to support the numerous claims of water fluoridation being harmful to our health however if this were true, why are towns all around the world coming together in order to ban this form of water treatment once and for all. Towns here in the UK as well as Australia, Canada and the U.S. have all been convinced of the harm that fluoride can have on our health, with Cancer a part...

Joanna, 33, Brentwood Essex

 Before I get started, I think I’d like to explain that my testimonial will probably be a little different to the usual ones. While most people will be discussing how much distilled water improved their lives, I’d like to explain just how detrimental it was when I stopped drinking distilled water. My name’s Joanna, I’m 33 (well in August anyway) and I live in Brentwood, Essex. I had been drinking distilled water for well over a year and the benefits I saw were huge.

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The fluoride within our drinking water has always been a hot topic for debate. It’s known to cause a number of health problems ranging from lowered thyroid function to cancer. Today we’re going to look at fluoride and the brain specifically. Fluoride damage to the brain happens to be one of the most active areas of research today.

In the past thirty years, over one hundred studies that have taken place have found evidence to prove that fluoride exposure can actually damage the brain. This particu...

Head straight into any supermarket and you’ll likely find yourself paying £1 or more for a small bottle of water. Some of this you’ll see labeled as pure, however such a title can actually be quite misleading. It may be spring water, it may even have been purified by a process called reverse osmosis or it may simply just be filtered tap water.

Not only is bottled water expensive but it’s also bad for the environment. In fact, the Mother Nature Network has reported that bottled water will produce ...