Scientists say sugar is as toxic as alcohol – and there should be a drinking age for soda

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83. Why don't you get a filter? After the initial investment...

it's much cheaper than soda. I recommend a filter system with a replacement filter. WAY more expensive initially but WAY cheaper in the long run.

My husband and I bought a similar unit to this ... http://www.multipure.com/750sc.htm... 25 years ago (much cheaper then, of course, but I've seen used on Craig's list for half the current price). Since then, we've paid from $40-(now)$70 a year on a filter. And we use that chlorine free water for every thing that we ingest for an entire year... drinking and boiling and steaming foods.


And as for a boost? Water and a couple of slices of fruit or a few crackers does the same thing.

One thing that I do love is bubbly water and this year I am going to build my own bubbly water system.