/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.18838462]

We all know that tap water contains fluoride and who knows what else, so I was going to start buying bottled water (one can search for how much fluoride, if any, is added), but then comes the worry of it being in contact with plastic.
How can one even win in this situation?

[Anonymous No.18838466]

Buy water in glass bottles

[Anonymous No.18838467]

>>18838462
do you have autism, by chance?

[Anonymous No.18838474]

>>18838462
By not living like an ant in concrete and having a well.
>Inb4 enjoy your motor oil groundwater
I get it tested every six months, perfectly clean.

[Anonymous No.18838484]

>>18838466
Way too fucking expensive, unfortunately.
>>18838474
Well water still has fluoride in it and I doubt the owner of the house I'm in would let me dig one in the garden.

[Anonymous No.18838491]

>>18838462
replace water with high fructose corn syrup.

[Anonymous No.18838493]

>>18838491
I'm not american nor do I eat or chug sôi.

[Anonymous No.18838504]

>>18838484
Well water is ground water anon. If your groundwater is tainted you're fucked anyways.

[Anonymous No.18838511]

>>18838462
Check out this crap — corporate manipulation of science at its best

[Anonymous No.18838516]

>>18838511
Whoops

[Anonymous No.18838517]

>>18838462
Don't drink water at all, the government puts something in it that makes you piss.

[Anonymous No.18838523]

water comes in PET bottles. it's pretty fucking inert.the same reason why PET doesn't break down in the environment, is why it isn't going to break down in you either.

[Anonymous No.18838525]

>>18838504
You don't get it. Water itself contains fluoride, it's just that tap water contains more in most parts of the world because it's added.
>>18838511
What science? Everyone knows fluoride is toxic and calcifies the pineal gland. One is common sense and the other ancient knowledge.
>>18838523
So how does it work? How come plastic particles don't come off the bottle into the water when it's been stored for years?

[Anonymous No.18838543]

>>18838525
>So how does it work? How come plastic particles don't come off the bottle into the water when it's been stored for years?
they will, for sure. store water in a bottle made of steel, and there will be iron particles in the water.
it's just that eating PET plastic doesn't matter. your body doesn't have the capacity to break it down into anything. it's a pretty stable molecule, even in the acid of your stomach. nothing living is very efficient at breaking it down.

[Anonymous No.18838550]

>>18838543
idk man, sound like a jewish trick to me. I don't trust any of that science crap

[Anonymous No.18838561]

Microplastic is in ALL the water anon
you can't avoid it

[Anonymous No.18838568]

>>18838561

[Anonymous No.18838599]

>>18838525
>Water itself contains fluoride
it doesn't.
who lied to you?

[Anonymous No.18838620]

>>18838484
>Way too fucking expensive
How do you think people lived before plastic was invented?

[Anonymous No.18838622]

>>18838620
>plastic was invented
hahahahahahahahhahaha.
oh, anon...

[Anonymous No.18838634]

>>18838622
Retards like you is why everything has to be over-explained.

[Anonymous No.18838636]

>>18838599
Can you, right now, prove that it doesn't? Because it's a known fact that they started adding fluoride because they noticed that people living in places where it was more prevalent had less tooth decay.
>>18838620
Drank from the tap, wells and rivers. First harvested in rocks, then clay and leather, then ceramic, then steel, then glass. All of those come out more expensive than plastic either in terms of manufacturing or transportation.

[Anonymous No.18838743]

>>18838636
>wells and rivers
Imagine walking to a river or a well everytime you wanted a drink. Nah, most of the time they drank small beer.

>All of those come out more expensive than plastic either in terms of manufacturing or transportation
Well, yeah, that was my point: they survived before plastic, so can you. If you want to avoid micro-plastics and fluoride, then glass bottled water is the easiest.
As is said: 'You have to take the bad with the good'.

[Anonymous No.18838745]

Don't be a retard buying hundreds of single use water bottles...

You can rent one of these along with a delivery subscription for a couple of bucks a month. It is a total game changer.

[Anonymous No.18838758]

>>18838745
>rent
You'll own nothing and be happy.

[Anonymous No.18838766]

>>18838758
>You'll own nothing and be happy.
Yeah.
'Lay not up to yourselves treasures on earth: where the rust, and moth consume, and where thieves break through and steal'.
- Matthew 6:19

[Anonymous No.18838769]

>>18838766
Christianity is just another way to censor the truth. Why do you think the church abolished Rosicrucianism?
You couldn't glow any harder.

[Anonymous No.18838807]

>>18838758
you are basically just paying for the water delivery and they lend you the cooler.

I don't need to fucking own a water cooler.

[Anonymous No.18838826]

>>18838769
'Nicht die Neugierde, nicht die Eitelkeit, nicht die Betrachtung der Nützlichkeit, nicht die Pflicht und Gewissenhaftigkeit, sondern ein unauslöschlicher, unglücklicher Durst, der sich auf keinen Vergleich einläßt, führt uns zur Wahrheit'.
- 'Schrieb's zum Andenken'