Drinking enough water is extremely important to survival of life. 75% of the human body comprises of the water so essential for circulation of blood and transportation of nutrients, minerals to body cells and tissues to enable them to function properly. People think water is tasteless, boring, too simple, considered cheap to be seen drinking plain water. In modern times fizzy drinks and juices introduced early to children as babies affects their taste buds so plain water is tasteless to them compared to the water sweetened carbonated option. Changing from drinking fizzy drinks or water containing addictive sugar means people experience also unpleasant withdrawal symptoms. This sudden change from sugar drinks to just plain water is very difficult to the taste buds. The addictive sugar in juice, water caused tooth decay especially in young children given such drinks from birth. Cumulative impact of sugar over years is noticed as brown colouring of teeth. Despite the labels insisting there is no “added sugar” and in the adverts on TV, fetch tap water or natural spring well and river water and ask why they do not taste as sweet as your ‘no added’ sugar water in bottles. Alternative sugar like Saccharine is sweet too so not any better. Read up on chemical effects of the Saccharine on Google or you give to educate yourself on its carcinogenic effect on the body. The colourful appeal and the powerful statements printed on the water bottle is tantalising. So as soon as you see is multibillion company advert on billboard of actor drinking splashing you feel thirsty immediately and drive through to the nearest shop to buy the exact bottled water. Research as proved this psychological mind control advert is so effective consultants are hired to design adverts and billboards. Of course in dangerous polluted regions, there is not natural clean spring water available so must depend on bottled water. The taps can contain other chemical toxins in some areas so people advised not to drink tap water. Yet some companies literally fill bottles with tap water sold to public in some cases. Convenience of buying bottled water means disposable so not carried around from home. There again lies greatest source of pollution to flora and fauna on earth and seas from plastic waste. Plastics from petroleum is a by-product so toxic if burnt contains styrene which is harmful to the body and the environment. The waste from plastic water bottles used only once and other waste from plastics discarded are not biodegradable so remain on earth for over 300 years minimum. This is so serious it is floating around in gaseous matter seen from space. This means the need to drink enough water is causing pollution on the other. Ever walked about and seen discarded bottles of juice or water barely drink on the street or on the trains and buses. Rolling from one turn of the bus to another left on the floor. The bins provided everywhere in public are not used or too full to hold extra litter. Therefore drinking enough water is a complex set of problems. And some people blatantly say, they do not like drinking water.’Research shows it is not a choice to opt out of drinking plain water. It is lack of understanding essential process of use of water in the body for life existence depends on water to live healthy lives. Research shows damage of not drinking enough water in body. Others assume fizzy drinks contain water so enough to hydrate body. However, E chemicals in sweetened fizzy carbonated water is a source of great concern especially to the young children in formative early years. The chemicals affect brain development and cause ADHD impairment that is not reversible. Yet continue to give such a synthetic chemically infused coloured water to children. Years ago children drank only milk throughout the day or water. Thanks to Margaret Thatcher cancelling free milk to children the gap is filled with fizzy drinks linked to the epidemic of autism and other related illnesses unheard before drastic change. That decision plus junk foods cause the younger ones to suffer from a complex spectrum of behaviours associated with toxic food. To ask people to drink plain water has business venture impact so in the interest of such companies people do not drink plain unsweetened water. What service would such a company be offering if all refill reusable bottles from home to last throughout the day. But its more convenient for minimalist trendy younger generation to look aesthetically always as if on a catwalk. So this means dragging about reusable water bottles filled from home or home-made meals is perceived as old-fashioned grannies style of living. Despite buying a bottled water some do not remember to drink still required amount of recommended plain water between 5-7 litres per day spread out. So reflected in uncalled for headaches or dizziness, pins or needles symptoms, fog head, dark urine. Many seek medical advise and the symptoms treated but often underlying root causes ignored. So it seems almost a joke to ask someone if they are drinking enough water daily. The last thing on their mind is a simplistic question of drinking plain water. It is considered not sophisticated enough or by drinking fizzy sweetened juice, water assume they are hydrated. It is also thought drinking coffee, tea or alcohol containing sugar hydrates since these liquid fluids contain water but too much sugar dehydrates hydrate body so not equal to the plain water. Beverages contain water but must still drink plain water to be hydrated. Extreme cases of chemical reaction of E chemicals in the body dehydrated form concrete doctors chisel from body using power tools for building construction. Take care of body to drink water daily at regular intervals.Drinking plenty of plain water too is so essential in the winter months when not sweating profusely like in a hot summer days. Understand drinking 2 glasses of water each morning after waking up before breakfast meals cleans the toxic wastes from the body to keep cancer at bay. So recommended by the doctors to patients with severe dehydration if not causes sepsis built up in body from not flashing out body toxins by drinking of water regularly. It sounds altruistic and so obvious yet so many people died from dehydration. So did not associate essential health needs with drinking water daily. Circulation of blood and vital oxygen to the brain to help it function fails to cause heart attack so appreciate and value water. Do not waste it even if blessed to have it superabundance others have no natural water source so it becomes liquid gold to sustain their lives, livestock and their agriculture. Next time about to leave tap water running while brushing teeth or washing cup or spoonthink twice about these consequences and the damages to the environment globally. Plastic waste is found thousands of miles away from the original source in distant oceans by trapping, choking whales, fishes, birds and entering food chain of human lives. The question is this really worth it to use so many disposable bottles? How about refilling reusable bottles from big huge 10 litre bottle if on the go to save lives from toxic waste on planet? The easiest way to know if you are drinking enough plain water and fluid is to look at the colour of your urine. If drinking enough water your urine will be clear or pale yellow. A darker yellow means you are not drinking enough water.

Deadly super-strength bleach is sold to UK parents by evil quacks as cure for autism. Desperate families attempting to medicate their sick children with the discredited “miracle” cure marketed and sold on at least one British-based website. Its dangerous bleach solution, Miracle Mineral Solution (MMS) sold on UK websites. Kids are forced to drink the Miracle Mineral Solution (MMS) while others are given enemas with the solution to purge “parasites” reports The Sunday People. The bleach is a mix of sodium chloride and citric acid powder Food Standards Agency (FSA) has warned can cause vomiting and diarrhoea and damage to gut. And experts and campaigners are warning that the solution could kill comparing use of MMS to playing, ‘Russian roulette’ as liquid is promoted by likes of ex-drug addict and vlogger Danny Glass and US-based Genesis II Church. YouTube clips promoting MMS claim it cures variety of illnesses and disorders like AIDS, diabetes, vertigo. Speaking to the Sunday People, expert Dr Jeff Foster said: “Autism is a neuro-developmental disease not amenable to any form of tablet treatment. It’s developed in the womb or in the early stages of life. “You just can’t reverse it so anyone claiming that does not understand the condition. When you have extreme measures like this ‘cure’ of disease it’s a roulette game. Eventually someone will die. It’s only a matter of time. The Sunday People came across Facebook group used by mothers who have given their autistic children MMS. One woman wrote that her son “cried really hard” when he was given his first enemas with the dangerous solution before saying: “Some mean people said it’s bleach and harmful for kids. But it’s helped so many!”Emma is campaigning to get practice made illegal in the UK. The news outlet also came across a Manchester-based website which sold MMS as a “water purification and ­citric activator” for around £30. Last August, The Sun Online reported that a mum was being investigated by cops after allegedly using the potentially fatal bleach enema on her young son to “cure” autism. The woman, from Cheshire, was reported to police after appearing to give away the method for the dangerous procedure on secret Facebook group. The group costs £60 for membership, set up by parents thinking autism is caused by parasites. Parents post images of parasites leaving their children after the risky treatment administered. The Autism campaigner Emma Dalmayne infiltrated group and discovered mum from Cheshire appears to confess to using CD on her young son.Posts from the mum appear to show her admitting to administering “25 drops a day” to her son – but becoming worried when he “seemed weak” and wouldn’t get out of bed. Emma, an autistic mum-of-six is calling on government to ban treatment and has launched at petition calling for the “cures” to be made illegal, which has more than 54,000 signatures. She said: No parents will admit to doing this to the children publicly. So parents are so ashamed of doing it in the first place. “The biggest problem is that the government don’t do anything about this. This is not illegal yet to use CD on autistic children but needs to be.”

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Jennie Crockart proved, its impossible to just makes some serious sacrifices to own home paid for debt free. The 21-year-old, from Yate in Bristol, bought her first place independently a month after she turned 20. She paid £120,000. Jennie lives in her first home bought for £120,000. She said: “Growing up, my parents didn’t have lots of spare money but always told said that when I had my own job I could afford to buy whatever I liked. “Owning own home has always been important to me,” said Jennie. “If renting, you are just paying someone else’s mortgage. “So as soon as I started earning I started putting £50 aside here and there or more if I could manage it.”

Jennie had long-planned for property. At 17, she decided against A-levels and enrolled on a sales apprenticeship with furniture company Furnished Homes. Success came quickly: the teenager generated £500,000 in new business during her first three years. Crucially, she lived at home so that she could save. So yes, she found a good job near her parents’ house, which isn’t possible for everyone. She had to make concessions. “At that point started saving a lot more,” she explained. “Around £500 per month. Carried on working part-time in a pub alongside apprenticeship to supplement income. Bonus is bonus so put money away so savings quickly mounted up.”House needed full makeover as bought. After renovations the place is worth an extra £30,000. At 18, Jennie met with a mortgage consultant for the first time to get idea of what she could borrow and sort of deposit she would need. After that, things really got serious. At 19, she found a home she wanted to buy and put all efforts into raising remainder of her ten per cent deposit. Jennie said: “It was ‘eyes on the prize’. Admittedly at a point I didn’t go out that much.” Jennie bought a two-bedroom apartment in Yate. It needed a full makeover, which Jennie saw more an opportunity than a burden. After finally collecting the keys after her twentieth birthday a proud moment, she said she spent most of her free time around work painting and decorating. Thanks to her efforts, she believes the flat is now worth in excess of £150,000 – some £30,000 more than she paid. What advice would she give to other aspiring first-time buyers? “First of all, I see where I’m living as a start. It needed work; it’s not most expensive part of town, but I made those sacrifices because I’d rather own than rent. “I’d like to think I’ll move on in a couple of years.” She credits her decision to do an apprenticeship and so by not going to university helping her to get a financial head start over her peers. “People do not realise you can do apprenticeship in a sales role it’s not a common route into the industry,” she said. “But at 17, it was a great way to start out. “Knew enjoyed sales and confidence felt when you’re doing well. And I knew I didn’t need a degree to prove I could sell.”Jennie credits doing an apprenticeship for getting her started. The attraction drawn earning while she learns means she has never regretted her decision to leave formal education and train on the job. “At 20 I’m in the fortunate position of having no debt and I’ve become a homeowner at a time many young people are struggling to get on property ladder,” she said. Despite her choices, millennial Jennie said she hasn’t given up too much. She insists she maintains an active social life. And she managed a spot of travelling. Jennie’s saving to fund trip around America’s west coast, planned for later this year. Previously, she’s managed to see India, New York, Norway, Paris, and Austria. Jennie said: “Certainly don’t feel missed anything. It is starting career at a young age that is the best thing for her.

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