We can be too careful

Of course fluoride is a poison.

And so is chlorine, which we have been drinking by the gob-full for years.

How else can one combat and neutralise the doings of the many animals which live and roam in the catchment areas all over Australia, including in our own backyard?

A good rain will flush all that into our dams and we drink it.

Or are you from now on buying plastic bottles filled with doubtful water, which has been seeping through limestone and sandstone strata from above?

Incidently, what is one to do with all these plastic bottles?

Fill them up from the tap?

Over the years on my travels, I have drunk from taps all over the world, including Asia, without any problems to my well being whatsoever and ignorant to whatever was contained or mixed with the water.

One can be too careful. Give the immune system something to do.

I even drink and brush teeth with water supplied here in Umina.

Peter Frylink Umina Beach