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JANUARY 1, 2018|FOOD AND DRINK


Why “Raw” Untreated Ground Water Is The Hot New Health Beverage


Bottles of raw untreated spring water

This piece about the “off-grid” water movement from the New York Times takes a deep look at why “raw water” has become the must-have new health beverage of choice for cultural influencers and the next well funded fad for bubble-chasing Silicon Valley investors.

It is a fascinating story that has its fair share of conspiracy theorists, junk science, fear-based marketing and justified skepticism of government provided water.

If you made any health-related new year's resolutions, it might be time to add one: deciding what type of water you and your family will drink in 2018.

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