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- Untreated water is being promoted as healthy. Let's talk about why that's bulls**t.
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I live in Canada and there is definitely water that is filtered enough that you can drink it with out doing any thing to it and I even stayed at a camp where they got their water from a constantly running pipe that went to a stream linked to many steams from a mountain on an island so. it was an awesome camp other then you could only shower once a week for the two weeks unless you wanted to bath in the lake in the morning.
Please tone the bleeping nose way down. It's actually painful to listen to
TheShadowofDormin yf
California water sucks but at least theres not a ton shit in it that make it fucking green
Have you thought of reviewing Chernobyl?
"a surge of energy entered my being" yes there's a name for that, it's called tapeworms.
“And then shortly after I died”
*Wheeze*
@@meloncomicinc1687 That's how they stop the aging
@@notspam9363 now how do I stop the rotting problem?
@@ggnkrsfkoqxbk5078 Oh... you just kinda have to live with that
"But, it's natural."
So is Nightshade, Hemlock, Strychnine, Arsenic, Rattle Snake Venom ... Sharks...
.......- 50 degree weather, fire, gravity (in conjunction with high cliffs), old age..... death....
Ebola is natural
Mosquitoes, The Sun, Mercury, parasitic organisms, spiders...
Pennyroyal, botulism toxin, and urushiol (the rash-inducing substance in poison ivy) are all natural
Don't forget that hydrochloric acid is naturally occurring in stomach acid! Mm mm, time to do a shot of /that/!
Imagine if people started doing this with food: "I can never again even gaze upon a steak, for it has been killed by heat and spices, for the rest of my life, i will only eat random cow carcasses i find next to the road."
Nooooooooooo you're supposed to eat live meat! You have to bite a chunk out of a living cow's ass!
you’re killing me dilophosaurs
I'm taking that. I don't know when I'll use it, but I will find a way to backhand someone with that statement.
The best part about raw diets being 'natural' is, that they're not. Anthropology has heaps of evidence that our ancestors cooked food way before home sapiens was a thing. Like cooking food is older than our species 😂
"This water is a gift from the Earth...
...to us, not to you, so we're charging you 30 bucks for a bottle."
Dude, if your water "lives" in any way you really shouldn't drink it...
Yeah, that makes about as much sense as eating a steak...that's still breathing!
@@cartooncritique6625 eating raw meat from a freshly killed healthy animal is 100% safer than drink "raw" water.
Well, beer is technically alive. Specially artisanal beer.
@@cartooncritique6625 Ive been told my steak is still mooing lol.
(Like it rare)
Those little fermented milk bottles also contain lactobacillus
I've grown up next to the Ohio River, and let me tell you, nothing is more refreshing and satisfying than going down to the banks and taking a nice sip of that beautiful brown water. The plastic and wood give it a nice texture and the burning going down is barely even noticeable
Is your fucking river made of whiskey?
*i love the mild e.coli*
Sofia what about the radioactive fluids? It gives it a nice bitterness.
@@crackedemerald4930 I wish. I swam in the Ohio last summer on a few separate occasions (friend has a boat) my face broke out in a terrible rash/ folliculitis every single time. Whiskey would as least be somewhat sterile.
@@bl2023 i wonder whats worse ohio brown water or kentucky green water
The best part is that big lovely pink flower behind him when he stands up with the water?
It's called Angel's Trumpet.
Every single part of it is potentially lethal. The blooms are sometimes brewed in coffee pots by people to hard core hallucinate. The thing is every bloom has differant amounts of the poisons, so two might make you hallucinate for a day, but the next time one will kill you.
So he is actually delusional if he got a little thirsty before having that part filmed. Not shocked at all
Okay, so let me get this straight: those 'help a child today by donating' ads are everywhere and these people just ignore them? Do they think the dying children getting their water from unfiltered sources are making it up?
Unbelievable.
The Raw Water is dumb but the glass containers they sell them in look really nice.
That's the point, though.
I agree, they do look quite fancy.
You can get way better glass containers from a local glass blower for the same price.
I would buy the container and fill it with filtered water
Kelsey Parente marketing tactics 😶
Raw water is fine. You ever heard of water tartare or water sashimi? Precisely. Personally I prefer my water medium rare, but I recognize that different people have different tastes.
This comment is gold.
Indeed
Lukewarm tap water is the best. Fite me!
I season mine with salt and pepper and marinate it with goat snot and my blood sweat and tears.
Pepper Talks nah dude, Well done is where it’s at.
I hate it. I truly hate it when people say "ItS nAtUrAl So It MuSt Be GoOd RiGhT?"
You know what else is natural? Cyanide.
I mean cyanide does slow the aging process
Lava's natural.
Bacteria, most predators, heat, Uranium, most poisons, most venoms, cold, most herbivores with defence mechanisms. I could go on.
all of the carbon and nitrogen is natural... so methamphetamine is natural, we just put the pieces of nature together in the right way
Giant hogweed is natural so logically it must be delicious!
"Drinking 'raw water' stops the aging process". Yeah because people from the middle ages, dark ages were known for their long life spans.
"Wow dad happy 30th birthday! You've officially outlived the rest of the village!"
Actually, the average age of societies back then was due to child mortality, people could and did hit 50, 60, or even 70-80, but that required you to not die of measles at 3. But your initial statement was right in the sense that raw water does stop aging, can’t age if you’re dead.
@@andd2417 you could hit old age if you were a Chad or a noble, dying was easy back then
@@Alchemeri Of course there were multiple reasons back then to die an early death - untreatable deseases, poor food hygiene, famines, a generally lower level of safety from violent crimes - but Andd2 is right with his statement. The age average of 30 is due to very high infant and child mortality. Once one lived past the age of 16, one had pretty decent chances to live up to age 50 to 60, even as a peasant. It surely was less taken for granted than nowadays, but it was by no means unusual. Being in your late thirties certainly wasn't considered old age. Of course, being a member of nobility, clergy or the rich merchant class improved one's chances to live to old age greatly.
@@chrisrudolf9839 nice
@@Alchemeri
Atheists, during the enlightenment, created a lot of propaganda about how the dark ages were (most of what you think about the dark ages is either false or an exaggeration, in fact even the name "dark ages" is propaganda as it really does not hold up: they were also the ones that spread the lie that during Columbus and Magellan (age of exploration) europeans thought the world was flat. Of course this wasn't a one-sided affair, the religious also created lies during that time: the most pernicious being the idea that theory = hypothesis or that theories can become laws (which shows that they don't understand these terms, since a theory uses laws as part of its construction).
At the beginning when the guy said i found "a serge of energy and peacefulness entered my being", m8 thats just the parasites kicking in.
If he is lucky enough to have that, in industrial places, raw water is highly acidic, so when drinking you have slight refreshing taste, until of course, you started shitting blood of course, because the “perfect microbiome” is horseshite and the pH in your stomach suddenly fall through the ground and your sides started melting off.
4 star diesel Bruh I remember feeling that last year when I gobbled down that e-coli lettuce
4 star diesel it's like the Borg. You think you feel more refreshed and peaceful, but actually it's the mind control parasites.
No-one is smart enough to be a scam artist but stupid enough to believe their own scam. He's 100% aware of what he's doing IMO.
Even if he isnt. And I am prepared to believe that moron does this shit. Everyone else in the company is scamming people and using the generic Hippey as a strawman.
I don't know... the show "Exploring Psychic Powers" offered psychics money to embarrass themselves on television by testing their abilities in controlled trials for a prize (nobody ever won). The host, James Randi, said that nearly all knew what they were doing, but there were a genuine few who couldn't believe they didn't have psychic powers. At least some exist, rarities that they are.
That douche isn't one of them. He knows what he's doing. F**k him.
if you belive that look up jillian eperly aka the jilly juice lady who belives drinking cabage sea water can do literally anything and drinks the crap herself
Self-denial is a powerful thing, and immersing your whole life in the middle of a lie runs the risk of you eventually buying your own crap. Even if you start off knowing it's crap. The human mind isn't meant to be able to deal with that long-term, and that's why people eventually fall into self-convincement.
@Lalogue it would still be very profitable. While he says "go out in the woods and find it for yourself" he knows that the people who are gonna connect with his message are mostly people who live nowhere near a natural spring and aren't gonna expend the bother to go find one when they could just buy it from a company.
I once drank "living spring water" on one of my first long distance hikes. It was amazing. Then streams of pure life energy came rushing out of me from both ends. Like a reverse spitroast of pure life energy I never asked for. Lovely times
“California: The home of people too rich and stupid to know better.”
That should be on a goddamn t-shirt!
Start a Merch line and I'll buy it
As a Californian who lives in Los Angeles, I would add narcissistic to the shirt.
We live in a time where labor oversupply has caused a golden age for labor customers, I. E. rich employers & it's made people anxious, mistrustful paranoid & as a result selfish especially with the rich's constant fighting for power when they enter politics.
Meanwhile, the fighting, the golden age causing oversupply of them as well, has lead to the rich being greedy & profit-seeking to gain power over each other.
This has lead to cretens who want to stop being poor & join them, are outcompeted & then use the anxious people around them for profit & power.
Here we are. Revolutionary people, selfish elites, scams promising revolution.
No one's making reform so it will only get worse. Till scammers don't give the slightest shit about killing others (raw water but not from a tap.) & actual revolutions happen.
or too poor to live
Surprised those wankers at goop aren't selling this
I got tons of free "raw water" in Ecuador. I also got a lot of free "raw giardia" with it. The medical bills that resulted were, unfortunately, not free.
Liza Davis Well I mean it does reverse the aging process because you die early
That was human waste infested so it's no longer RAW/natural.
Haha this comment made my day
@@quinnfowler9454 defecating in a river is pretty natural. I don't know where these wackos get the idea that humans aren't natural.
Oh hey I'm from there, yeah never drink from the tapp in ecuador always try and get it filtered
The mild sweetness of water can come from heavy metal contamination. One of them being lead. In fact, there's a lead compound that tastes like sugar, it's called lead acetate.
I would call that natural selection at its finest.
I call it the fountains of Lead poisoning
Super Deep.
( 6 feet deep to be exact)
@@VulpeculaJoy Nature's QA department works rather slow.
Lead is kind of sweet.
I live in California and have an immunodeficiency disorder one step into their middle class gated community and I’m dead
When you have been living in the first world for so long that you crave a little of the third world challenges.
Oh BuT eArLy PeOpLe DrAnK rAw WaTeR aNd ThEy SuRvIvEd!!
Yeah, with an average life span of 30 YEARS!
Or died in their infant years.
In the classic ages people used to either boil the water and save it for later or just drink wine or juice coming from the fruit.
@@kirolloshalim1533 Or beer
@@panzerschiff9805 yeah and that
I've constantly hard that 30 years claim... But it technically isn't true. Life expectancy was quite a bit higher than that.
reverses the aging process. maybe thats why he has the mind capacity of a 2 year old?
'Reverses the aging process' or 'stops you reaching old age'?
Not really. Since he's clearly a scam artist.
uuh burn
Johnny 2 hats didn’t know fucking water can make me young
TXFranco Z drinking water actually makes you reach old age faster IE: at all
I was once on a remote island in the White Sea. There was a mountainous pond partially covered with thick growth on which you could stand, but otherwise clear and clean, even if it was brownish from the sediment and algae. Below that pond was a science base that had water issues, so my grandfather and his students dug a trench, put some pipes in, and just a put vent at the base. Guess who didn't know any of that and drunk 2 cups of murky algae-filled water with a soupçon of a rusty soviet truck that was in the water since the 70s? Been waiting for an alien to burst out of me for 17 years now.
When I accidentally swallow small amounts of lake water while swimming I feel sick... I can’t imagine purposefully drinking it
Same here dude, lol. I honestly hate when that happens.
That's why I only swim in liquid rocks
Also known as lava
*1.* Find some quartz in your backyard.
*2.* Buy some glitter and a tiny purple bag.
*3.* Claim online they are "healing" rocks and sell them for $29.99 a pop.
*4.* Watch the suckers roll in.
Fish buddy good idea
If it makes you money and they feel better, go off mate.
How dare you! Ever since that Scientologist gave me his mana enhancement crystal, my life has been turned around, I may look 45 years old, but I'm actually 23 because the crystal stopped my aging, and that should be all the proof you need that these "scientists" are just corporate fat cat femmi-communists trying to make you gay!
I'm going to fking do this
On one hand, this would be an astronomically cruel and hypocritical thing to do. But on the other hand, it would be bloody hilarious and would empty the pockets of those with a low enough IQ to fall for it. Maybe they would actually wise up for once.
Wait, poverty has a direct positive correlation to children production. DONT DO THIS. THEY MUST NOT BREED.
Raw water seems like what you would drink if you were trapped on a boat with no other water that had been purifide as some kind of last resort.
why would you have raw water with you in the first place tho?
Nope! I'd rather drink my own piss atleast it's been filtered! Drinking unpurified liquids will make you violently sick therefor dehydrated quicker, it's counter intuitive even as a last resort.
ziploc bag and leave it in the sun to be sterilized... Fuck raw water.
Barbarossa ok but what the fuck did we drink before fire and purified water? Do we not have the correct bacteria anymore or something? Like wtf, why don’t animals die from it..
@@WorldKeepsSpinnin Some animals does get sick from it.
Those which are unlucky enough to get those diseases and are not strong enough
probably endup getting killed by a predator before they can die from the sickness as
you don't run really fast when getting those stuff...
This is natural selection as those with a better immune system
got a better chance to survived (they can still be affected/die from it...
just a better chance of survive)
That was the same with human...
and that's why there is so many diseases (and death from it) during older times...
In history, a lot of stuff was invented to filtered water (in a more or less efficient way)
I search a little and it seems Greeks and Roman were pretty good to filtrate water.
Watching this whilst on lockdown for a pandemic is rather hilarious.
It's one year later, but this comment still stands
Heyo! I'm an avid backcountry camper. I live a short drive from the Canadian Rockies, and in the summer (as well as winter, if I'm feeling brave) I head out with some friends and hike around the backcountry for a week or so. I do this alot, and I'd consider myself good at it.
There's no filtered water, obviously, and the stuff you pack with you won't last more than a day or so, so you get your water from streams and glacial lakes when you come across them. Keep in mind this is the Rockies, very clean and clear mineral glacial water.
When I used to go as a kid with my dad I'd use AquaTabs, these little "pills" you drop in your water bottle that'll purify it after half an hour. They also make your water taste like a swimming pool.
When I started going off on my own, I stopped using them, since they tasted awful and I figured the water was clean enough as is.
Then I got Giardiasis, a.k.a beaver fever. A water transmitted disease that spreads from (you guessed it) beavers to humans. I won't describe it, but you can look up the symptoms. It's not pleasant. I use chlorine tabs again now, the taste isn't worth the misery.
TL;DR: don't drink unfiltered water, no matter how clean it looks. Don't be an idiot
“...this punchable face...”
“...this hippie jizz-rag...”
“...the reason why aliens will never reveal themselves to us...”
😆😆😆😆😆😆 Love it!!!
Please, if aliens were real, do you think for a second Trump wouldn't accidentally let it slip?
@@isaacschmitt4803 I think aliens are real but I doubt they've been to our solar system
You forgot the tree hugging cretin
*Gordon Ramsey holding a bottle of raw water* RAW!!!
THE WATER IS FUCKING RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAW
HAUAHUAHAUAHAUA BOIS
Noah Hamilton that's the first thing I thought of when I saw this title
Is it fresh or frozen?
Chef says it's fresh-frozen.
"I don't even think he likes the water."
5:03 As someone who lives in San Francisco, I can say it totally makes it originated here. On behalf of the world, I apologize.
"hippie jizz rag" - coffee, nose, sqirt! Hilarious. And I'm basically a hippie myself.
I drank raw water from a stream once. I then walked up stream a bit and what did I see? A dead sheep in the water. I was very ill...
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@Luvjeet SINGH natural selection
As A Californian, I would like to apologize for this movement and people...
Dylan King I swear whenever I see a weird hippie trend my mind goes straight to California lol, sorry
@@TheAnimationGirl Its ok, but please keep in mind not everyone here is a hippy (Although there probably is a bigger bunch here, or their just louder)
Oh you have far worse than a few stupid hippies trying to peddle this tripe called raw water, live water...whatever. You have a bunch of anti-vaxxers in Hollywood trying to use their influence to convince people that vaccines cause autism or that they are dangerous etc.
@@MrCordycep Dylan King must pay!
Dylan King Californians are retarted
My mother, who does believe in a number of things that seem a bit silly to me (like homeopathy), use to have a story for the "it's natural so it must be healthy" people:
A family went out into the forest to forage. They found some mushrooms, brought them back and cooked with them. After eating the mushrooms, the whole family got violently ill and died. Just because it's natural, doesn't mean it's good.
I always thought that a rather good little story. Short, starts out the way people expect, ends the way only people aware of how dangerous nature is expect.
Keep in mind, this is the guy who brought you Juicero: the scam that tried to trick you into buying juice pouches and crushing them inside an expensive crusher that was only powered by wifi.
To be perfectly fair mountain spring water can be pretty safe but you should still use at least basic filters
yeah, especially the ones that run underground in non-forested areas. We used to live near a mountain, where spring water runs underground. Spring water does taste a lot different than tap water.
@@windhelm7375 The taste of water also significantly depends on the pipes, the filtration, and the actual source.
Back home we draw a lot of our water from a well and it tastes very strongly of minerals.
On the other hand, the water in our indoor taps comes from a mountain spring, and does have a slightly sweet taste and is very refreshing.
It's really not the lack of filtration that makes spring water good. It's just that often it doesn't require rigorous filtration because it's already been filtered.
I dont want to stir shit up, but sketchy water is tasty as fuck. We have a spring near us (I live in Alaska) and that's all we drink, as we dont get city water, and our well is full of iron. I dont really think we should be shipping it around the country, and most water sources will give you ghonerea if you drink from them, but throw that shit through a camp filter, and Fiji can suck it.
@@joshuawisner4177 you wild bro
@Főfasírozó saying "this is a fact" does not make your argument true. while yes some water sources dont need filtration most of it does and extra filtration wont harm you anyways.
and no rain water is not necessarily safe it often cobtains particulate matter especially during the first few minutes of rain. that's why rainwater harvesting system throws out the first few minute of rain
I prefer medium-rare water, thank you
I like my water "Put's on sunglasses"
Blue
I myself favor well-done water. I don't drink raw or medium-rare water because it's not crispy enough for me, but I can see why some people with different tastes prefer them.
Medium rare, is that a joke?
@@ecos889 that doesn't sound healthy, water isn't blue, it's clear, just the sky reflected makes it look blue
Doctor Strange same. If it's anything less than well done it's way too chewy. If I bite on something I want my teeth to go through it.
When I was a kid, my family went on an exhausting 8 mile hike that followed a large waterfall towards the end, down a rocky mountain path, and at the bottom there was ONE drinking fountain (hooked up to potable water) and access to the river from the waterfall. And so, so many people decided not to wait in line to refill their water bottles. They just went to the river. My parents let me put my feet in the water since they were sore but they were adamant I not even splash it on my face to cool down since you can get still sick through contact with your eyes and so many people were putting their dusty, sweaty bodies into that water. Some of them probably peeing. And so, so many of them drinking directly from that same water. It was really fucking gross. Ugh.
At school when I was younger we used to go on mountain trips and we drank water from rivers, Don't recall anyone getting sick from it but then again we only drank it if we were out of water. This was inland in Norway about 2 hour drive away from the closest town.
In Switzerland when you're hiking through the mountains you'll find a lot of spring water taps. I don't think there would be so many if they weren't safe. He did exaggerate a bit. As long a the water is moving it should be fine. The real problem is creating a cult around it, scaring people with half-truths and lies, charging 25$ for a bottle and scamming them by not actually giving them what they think they bought.
It does depend a lot on the location - colder regions will generally have far fewer issues with pathogens than hot regions. Although there have been problems with areas where mountaineers have defecated, the thawing snow has released the pathogens from the fecal matter and contaminated water further downstream.
When out in the jungles here (SE Asia) we will often take the water from fast flowing streams, but always run it through a filter/purifier and/or boil it first. Not everyone uses the filters but those who don’t tend to be able to tolerate the local pathogens better.
Also you’re working on bias here a bit - just because you don’t know of anyone it has happened to, doesn’t mean it can’t or won’t happen or the frequency. The numbers of people getting sick from drinking untreated water will vary worldwide by source and location and frequency of drinking untreated water. Most of us in the West have the privilege of being able to drink untreated water only occasionally, so the chances of picking up something serious are low. If these people were to drink untreated water on a regular basis (especially without being choosy on the source), then it is far more likely to lead to sickness.
Not only that but chemical contamination in water isn’t usually going to cause acute symptoms, things like heavy metals will tend to build up over time, so here frequency plays a big role.
I will, however, agree that he is overblowing some of the risks/benefits, particularly when xenoestrogens have been found to be in treated tap water too.
Yeah let’s go back to the days where ale and wine was considered more healthier for you than non-treated water because “We have to return to nature”.
Just a fun fact! There was a time beer and wine was healtier then water! Cause the citys water sources cud be contaminated from dead bodies or exscrements! The methode they used to make beer killed of alot of those bacterias that plaged the water source and thats why doctors at the time made the asumption that beer and wine was more healty, cause people who drank lots of it got less sick! Amazing isnt it?
Here's another fun fact! That's not true. Doctors did not tell people not to drink water at all, they told them not to drink dirty water. They recommended drinking clean water in fact, and alcohol was consumed because people liked it, not because it was considered healthier.
@@scholarlydragon6074 i like your name, but i will have to point out that during pandemics in citys at the time doctors did recomend beer over water for nutrision values and the fact that what they saw was that people who drank beer over water did not get as sick as the once who drank pure water, but! I see where the point you are making comes from! Cause water was cheap and everyone had easy acces to it! And it was prefferd over beer for that reason! But prefferenses aside during outbreaks and sickness it was beer that was the salvation! As i said in my comment, in the prossess of making beer they killed alot of the bacteria that at the time made people sick, so we can actualy argue that doctors at the time was not as far off as we might like to think. But ofcours today we know its the boiling of the water that makes it safe.
I'd be curious as to where that information is coming from. I've never heard of medieval doctors recommending not to drink water during sickness, other than a few random comments you see made about cold water upsetting the stomach.. Obviously everyone knew not to drink contaminated water, but medieval cities put a lot of effort into maintaining a clean water supply for their citizens specifically for the purpose of drinking it.
@@scholarlydragon6074 you seem to forget that the knowledge of water contamination and the spred of deasises was not normal in medivel times, this is the same period where plage doctores used those masks with the long noses, they thouth deasises spred throu smell, so they stuffed the long noses of the mask with herbs that had a plesent smell to protect themself from the illness. Not all modern knowledge was common back then, infact in the video he mentions john snow he was the first to actualy link the spread of corela to contaminated water!!!
As for the comment on water over beer, ye? Medivel citys did a big effort on making sure to have easy acces water, do you know why? Because it was free! Thats also why it wss prefferd over ale for the common man at the time cause ale costs money.
Oh please do start on Anti-vaxxers, PLEASE.
I love your "What's Wrong"s, my dude.
You should hear my professors in faculty of medicine. In EVERY subject we had so far, at least one started to either explain why they are wrong or straight up rant abut them.
I mean I'm NOT complaining. I just find it sort of amusing.
I really like how evolution always finds its way.
Raw Water: Filtered water bad. Live water good.
Me: WATER IS WATER!!!
I for one welcome our Gay Frog overlords
MechaAkuma thank you
@@kaistzar2831 You better be making some hardcore sarcasm right now.
Andrea Yanome why? Are you a SJW who finds the term trap offensive?
Trap is an offensive term to actual trans people, I am only asking that you be respectful because it’s offensive, it’s comparable to calling a black person, the n-word, and you are basically stating that trans people have deceived you, and that they are liars for being who they are, if you want to ignore me and call me a SJW that’s fine, I just wanted to let you know, so you can consciously be aware of what you are doing...
@@Andyatl2002 There are rare extreme narcissists often rightfully ostrasised from the trans community who believe that the act of revealing their trans status to a prospective lover is tantamount to self-oppression and that deceiving the symbolic oppressor constitutes social justice in the eradication of their agency (specifically their opportunity to express transphobia). I'm sure there are some trans hookers who don't want to lose customes. Here, I think 'trap' is appropriate. When used in most other situations I think it's probably just male insecurity talking.
John Snow! He DOES know something.
Also I had campylobacter once from untreated Isreali water (I didn't know it was untreated... it came in a fancy bottle in a restaurant). Trust me, you do NOT want to get that disease.
You know something John Snow doesn't have the same ring to it though
But Jon doesn't
How to chew muff and purify water, both useful skills.
Extra credit reference, 😎🤣
"You might start an epidemic," Uh oh.
I remember filtering some creek water through my shirt and drinking that for the day.
I shit. So much.
lolll
I grew up in a mountain village so there were quite some natural springs were to water was (and still is) safe to drink. So whenever we went hibking we mapped our route so that we went by some clean springs. That way we needed to carry way less water.
So it's not necessarily bad to drink fresh spring water, but please pay attention.
But bottled or tap water is by no, absolutely no, means bad.
@@Rr0gu3_5uture Thank you for demonstrating that just because you've never had it happen to you, that doesn't mean that it can't happen. You're smart to take tablets with you (or use bottled water). I use iodine when I'm out hiking. I've been trying to explain to people that drinking from streams is dangerous, but no one wants to listen - if it hasn't happened to them, they refuse to believe it, and reject all scientific data on the subject. There isn't a part of the world that is free from waterborne diseases, and every time someone takes a drink from untreated water, they are potentially subjecting themselves to a myriad of them.
Diferent streams have diferent microbiotas, that interact in a very diferent ways with your gut bacterial fauna, even is a source of water is free for really dangerous pathogens and considered healthy by the local people, a visitor can get awfully ill for several days for drinking from it.
A pump is lightweight and great, I also love my steri pen. On glaciers I've drank from mountain *springs* aka the water is coming straight out of the ground source, it hasn't hit air yet. Not mountain *streams* which are just toilets for everything
I drink lots of bottled water cause I like the taste, but, I have to say that bottled water contains micro-plastics, tiny microscopic pieces that flake off the bottle into the water. I don't mind it, since my body will probably accumulate enough of it to generate some sort of mass I can excrete/urinate out. Pretty sure my bloodstream is like 2% plastic.
Fat Stacks of Cash how can you like bottled water??! It tastes like plastic
That guy looks like jesus' second coming but with a chromosome or two too many
I look like a cunt thats even more of a cunt then most cunts-
6:50 'You might even start an epidemic.'
Well, that didn't age well.
Theres a "Church of living water"
no joke- i went there with my mum and her friend was there and invited us
to a church in California
ehh it was culty and they had a huge place in china
and they talked about letting the water absorb the suns light because it has "memory"
wtf?
Vincent Gonzalez wth
Frozen
reason why aliens will never reveal themselves, Absolutely
Prime Directive
Except for the sexually amiguous ones that live in peoples attics.
"It's super deep"
I think he's predicting himself buried 6 feet down inside his coffin months after.
The ‘living’ part in living water is at least accurate 😂😂😂
"you might even start an epidemic" *cries in 2020*
I don't know, 'dead water' can be pretty tasty and I hate when when I accidentally get beach water in my mouth.
Urgh. Beach water is not great.
Yup, just the idea that there is something "alive" in the water is a huge no-no, tap water may taste like chlorine sometimes, still better than having diarrhea.
The best water to drink is tap water (at least in Germany, where I live, I have no knowledge on tap water in other countries and of course not if you have lead pipes). It's even more tested for quality than bottled water here. And you skip the plastic. And its cheaper.
Aw I wish. The tap water in New York is pretty good, but I live in rural Florida where we have our own underground well and filtration. I wouldn't drink it constantly, but you can bathe with it just fine.
German water is absolutely fucking disgusting. Even bottled water tastes dirty, almost bitter. I was so glad when I came back to Sweden.
@@DenSvartaStjarnan I really like German water, especially tap water near Berlin. But then I never went to Sweden. Is your water better? Really curious here.
@@DenSvartaStjarnan Dirty and bitter? What have you been drinking? Our water here has a neutral, if not light sweet, taste 😂
@@DenSvartaStjarnan Where in Germany did you drink the water? The quality of the tap water is usually best near mountains.
Thing is if its a scam to sell mugs tap water at hugely inflated prices, its actually safer than if it was not a scam & was really selling "live" water. Live with what?
New Age Hippies: you know nothing, John Snow
I.... What? Water doesn't expire... chemicals from the containers holding them can be leached into water (why bottled water can taste like plastic), but there isn't anything in water to decompose....
True but bacteria can propagate. In still non running water this can cause it to "go bad" in that way. Thats why they tell you to only drink from a running water source and not a pond.
@@armchairwizard8613 while you aren't wrong, contamination is not the same as expiration. When something expires, it's because bacteria, mold, or fungus has begun to break that thing down. An organism propogating in water doesn't actually change the composition of the water.
@@Radhaun true. So "going bad" is probably the wrong thing to say. I just wanted to point out that water (especially after being exposed to the environment) does NOT stay safe to drink forever.
@@armchairwizard8613 oh no, certainly not. But neither does it "expire". Really, if your water has something in it that eventually makes it unsafe to drink, it was probably unsafe to begin with.
@@Radhaun It's mainly a matter of amount. Our body deals very well with small doses of most things, after all :)
For example, the spores of mold are in bread long before we see it, we can eat that just fine, but when it gets to the point where the bread LOOKS moldy it will give most people a stomachache and the runs. Doesn't mean the bread was never good to eat from the start because of course it was, it just got to the point eventually where it was more than we can handle without getting sick from it ;)
Bacteria in tapwater are generally not a problem because their amount is low, it's just when they are allowed to propagate that it gets dangerous. I think the cutoff point at where you shouldn't drink it anymore was at 4 hours for water at 20-25°C?
I grew up in an area without a water grid, so we had a personal well. It is however very important to get wells water quality tested frequently. Ours had a lot of sulfur and innocuous minerals. Not all wells are safe though, I knew of some people who had to filter their own house water, because of lead or other toxins in their water. Wells can also literally run out, so you all be happy you have tap water, that is a pretty great advancement.
Millennials: Science over superstition!
Also Millennials: *Living Water* can uplift your *soul*
Gen Z: lämp
Bebos don't worry. Most millenials don't believe in raw water.
Rishi Rajan This
Rishi Rajan no I was agreeing with you by saying “this.”
Rishi Rajan no sweat
Thank you for not ACTUALLY drinking that mud water. I was scared for you for a second.
4:43
Jesus Christ I was genuinely scared you'd do it...
In Vienna we are lucky, most districts get water directly from nearby mountain springs, so our tap water has a really good quality. It can be quite rich in calcium though, which is healthy, but you need to clean the sinks mote often, due to causing limestone after just washing your hands twice.
Jane Doe X hey that just means strong bones 💪
@@thebiggestpanda1 they bullet proof by now man.
I think it depends on where you get the "raw" water. My family been using a well made in 1823. No one's ever said anything about some one geting sick from the water. And no it's not filtered and it's been cleaner than the local city's water when we have had it tested.
But there no way I would use stream or pond water with out it being boild or filtered.
When I was 7, I drank untreated irrigation water and was in the hospital for 3 days with cryptosporidium.
I wouldn't say it made me healthier
Finally, someone is talking about the mouthfeel! Someone call ContraPoints!
Lmao I thought that too
to be fair - there is no problem drinking from mountain springs or water wells , provided they are located in placies that are not contaminated .
about bird shits in water - well , shit happens :D
Um, no. There is no place left on earth with untreated water that is safe to drink. Don't spread misinformation, dude. Such bullshit could end up costing someone their life...or at the very least, their well-being.
i cant speak for your place of living , but i drink water from well for 31 years in country side home , and i am still alive and kicking :)
" provided they are located in placies that are not contaminated " THIS is the important part :)
i have to disagree to you . there are places like that . but not in western world , that for sure :)
Roberts Markovs No, I'm sorry, but you're wrong. There is NO part of the world with naturally sourced, untreated water that is safe to drink. NO PART - not just in the West. If you are drinking untreated water, you are putting yourself at risk from all manner of bacteria, parasites, diseases, and more.
"I didn't get sick so fuck science!"
You are literally the same as the people who claim smoking is safe and doesn't skyrocket the risk for lung cancer, just because they were lucky enough to smoke all their life without getting cancer >.>
That's not how it works. If I tell you there is a 90% risk you die if you jump out this window instead of taking the stairs, I assume you take the stairs, and not say "Oh well, I'm surely gonna be one of the 10%!" and jump.
Natural springs are in many cases fuled by the rainwater fallen on higher altitudes. Which means they are full of pretty much everything that water went through since falling from the sky, including any agriculture (including forest management), roads, etc. in that area.
Wells are generally safer since they target groundwater directly but that does NOT mean it is 100% safe to drink. Most people seem to be unaware that groundwater isn't a closed system - it interacts with other water systems, meaning it gets contaminated FROM other water sources, including rivers and seepage water.
If you can safely say that there is zero agriculture, zero waste, zero water treatment (since the cleaned sewerage is put into rivers) etc. in your country I might believe you, but the fact that no such country exists in the world (that has enough landmass to produce it's own water, so something like the Vatican does not count) kinda makes it obvious that...no, it's NOT safe by default.
Through the exchange in water systems, even groundwater gets contaminated with high nitrate rates from manure and fertilizers, iron from certain ground types, heavy metals and aluminimum from factories, human settlements, the well itself, and so on.
While our body does need all of these, we need them in very small doses and getting too much is *literally* poisonous (cyanosis, lead poisoning, etc.) and that's not even touching on the topic of bacteria and all the diseases you can get from them (which are ALSO in groundwater, again, NOT a closed system!).
Modern wells monitor water quality and either come with filtering technology equipped (which makes the water not "raw" anymore though) or at least alert the owner that currently it isn't safe to drink from it whenever guidance values are exceeded (since that varies throughout the year). If you have an old well, you can test the water quality yourself regularly.
Keep in mind that just because YOU never got sick does NOT mean it is safe to drink and wouldn't possibly lead to the sickness and even death of those with weaker immune systems or more sensitive limits for solute, like babies and children. Some stuff like lead doesn't even have immediate effects, it just keeps building up in the body for years.
Bottom line - we spent hundreds of years researching what is safe and what kills us. Safe conditions DO occur naturally but you can't judge that by matter of "Oh this area seems nature-y so it's fine" because you don't know the size of the catchment area for this particular spring or well and what everyone does within that area - or even out of it, if rivers go through it that started somewhere else.
"Well, *I* never got sick!" is not a good argument to ignore all safety regulations that are in place FOR A REASON.
Edit: Oh and shush it with the whole "not in the Western world hurr durr" bullshit, water isn't some magical potion, it follows the same scientific rules everywhere on the planet. The literal, millions of years old ground itsself, as well as old-timey style of fertilizing with animal shit contaminate water just as much, if not more, than industrialized countries do through factories and advanced fertilizers. Just because it's natural doesn't make it safe.
When you showed the "You have died of dysentery" pic, was the from the original Oregon Trail game?
Welp, I'm moving to California and starting a Live Lemonade stand. $25 a glass.
Just goes to show, you can piss in a jug and call it "live water" and some jackass will inevitably buy it at a premium.
I don’t know about England but in more rural areas of America it is not uncommon for water to be pumped up from springs or wells. Of course most people use some form of filtration/pasteurization, they also regularly test their water. Granted these guys are talking about something very different.
I grew up on well water. It's amazing. It was filtered.
I have unfiltered well water and it’s gross. I’ve lived in the country my whole life and my house is old. Well water comes out this brown- yellow color and leaves a sour taste in my mouth. We just bathe, shower, and do dishes with the stuff. When we go out shopping we buy a ton of jugs of water and at least 2 cases of bottled. My dogs the only member of my family who chugs well water, but then again my cousins in Wisconin have delicious well water that’s filtered
@@TheAnimationGirl try a Britta?
Minor correction: "trace amounts" doesn't necessarily mean "not harmful". There are some substances out there (like asbestos) where any amount ingested will cause negative reactions. Of course, most substances do have that wiggle room so your point is still pretty accurate.
*Drink Water From Spring*
Guy with Punchable Face: ahhh Delicious
The guy PIssing on this very Spring from a higher platform: Bruh wtf?
The strangest thing about this is that there ARE safe, regularly tested spring water sources... "raw" water you can safely drink right out of the ground (via plumbing). And yet they choose dangerous sources.
"Micro biome balance"
Ah yes balance.
I need my daily dose of salmonela and diarrhea
A sprinkle of exquisite Cholera please
Depends on where the water comes from. Spring water that's just fresh out of some rocks is.... well it's not sterile (my university has an entire class dedicated to studying the protozoans in it XD) but it's not necessarily dangerous, per se, and it may easily be safer than tapwater (which is easily contaminated by e..g the wrong type of pipes, or even just old piping).
But drinking water straight from a river? Shudder.
Still, while occasional spring water is ok (depending on the region), it's probably still best to at least boil water that's intended for every day chronic consumption.
Here in Bangkok the tap water isn’t safe to drink unless it is filtered mainly due to the pipes, flooding etc.. But that was made particularly more evident at the start of this year when somehow sea water was put straight into the supply.
Drinking the tap water could have been lethal for some.
"Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, and weak men create hard times."
This is a weak man, and this is the hard time coming.
Dark ages, great depression sure werent harder
Don't worry, the country girls will make do.
I legit got worried that you were gonna drink it. Water straight from a spring is dumb, but anyone who drinks from a mud puddle deserves whatever happens to them.
I'm somewhat of a hippie myself but this is just atrocious.
@The Amateur well I'm not a very educated hippie because when i wrote my comment 8 months ago i was just enrolled in my first semester of hippie college duh. But seriously raw water isn't safe, i know a lot of these people don't want to be drinking fluoride and stuff like that from their tap water, but straight up drinking raw water from a random stream is stupid and it can get you sick. I would suggest that these new age hippies should either boil their water or filter it instead of drinking straight out of a random pond.
I was eating and drinking REGULAR water and I had to pause the video at the "Super Deep" part because I literally could have died I was laughing so hard.... I can not believe this is a real thing lmao
I mean, drinking raw water is fine. But you have to know where you're drinking from - an untreated but protected spring (like mineral springs that are accessible to public but protected from the elements (or bird shit)) that is proven to be safe, or a stream that flows fast enough for the contamination to be minimal, where it should be only done if really necessary though, and you shouldn't go straight from sterile environment to this sort of thing.
our tap water comes from the spring under the grounds of our home but we always boil them before drinking
Did these people not know that early generation humans who were “one with nature” and had no modern science, drugs and clean water ONLY LIVED TO THEIR MID 20’s. If someone lived to their 30’s they were considered to be anciently old. Now the modern life expectancy is more than triple that.
that's a misconception, though somewhat understandable
poor healthcare and sanitation made births extremely precarious for both mother and baby. childhood was similarly dangerous. up until the modernity of the 19th century, a mother having lost about a quarter of her brood before they reached adulthood was considered normal
these death rates among young people skewed the statistics, making it so that the average, as in the MEAN death rate was incredibly low, when in reality, if u reached something around 12, u were all set to get to ur late 50s
X : DC I was talking about the primitive ages with stone weapons etc. but you make a very valid point
@@Bro1212_ X: DC's comment applies to humans living through the Stone Ages, as well.
@I sell air agriculture actually hindered humanity for a long while, we where taller and stronger before we hampered ourselves with only grain but had no choice since most the food sources died out.
The settlement of humanity played a role as well by multiplying contacts with dangerous bacteria. It's one thing to go on a hunt, eat berries and drink from a river. It's another to raise cattle, putting you in contact daily with manure, growing crops like grain, and be infected with nasty types of fungi that live in it, or drinking on and on from the same water source every day multiplying contamination contacts.
yea but in serbia and most fo balkans we have many really clean (like the stuff when the water comes from a mountain and not like the lake u bath in idk the name of it in but its like the water starts there) that have no bad stuff in them and no animals are near those
GZonPC survival situation/last resort “safe” when all else fails. Am I right?
@@NCC1371 yep
I like the datura flowers growing near the spring in the raw water vid bits.
In the '80s, my mother went on a trip to Colorado and got stranded there briefly, without proper resources. We'd been told in advertising for years about the pure mountain springs of CO, so she drank the water from it. When she got back home the next week, she ended up at the doctor with an amoebic infection that the doctor said they thought only happened if you went to rural areas in Africa and Asia. It looked clean and clear, but it was not treated. So it was live.... live with parasites that made her have so much fluid coming out both ends that she felt like she was going to die. Yay live water!
No, don't stop him! This problem will sort itself out!
*NATURAL SELECTION AT YOUR ORDERS!*
I remember the first time i drank unfiltered water i ended up being sick once and felt like shit for the rest of the week.
During that time in France : People eat steak tartare (raw beef meat) and drink unfiltered spring water and are steal healthier than Americans.
@@GreysUES eh. No they mostly really really dont. Airdried sausage, great cheese, baguette, MC Donalds, wine
I’m a Civil Engineer. This sucks. I had to look at my Joseph Bazalgette poster for an hour and pray to the chaotic universe in order to get my wits back about me.
He should be prosecuted for putting public health at risk.
With the recent measels outbreak in EUrope you should really talk about anti-vaccers, pretty please?
*healthiness, clean water, years of science*
i sleep
*shit filled water*
*SUPER DEEP*
0:48
Uhh rain water?
Rain water is totally safe
Hence why people have drinking tanks to collect it
Raw water is the flithy stuff not rain water
It’s not totally safe, especially if it is left standing for any length of time - the collecting vessels can easily become directly contaminated with bird droppings, or random things blown in there. Insects may place their larvae in the water and can carry disease. Other animals may get in the vessels or even just need to pee around it. Not to mention that rain water is not pure either but contains substances which it has encountered on the way down - this would include pollution and airborne bacteria.
Are you including acid rain? Don't try to convince me that that is unpolluted
"This hippy jizz rag" freaking killed me. Oh my gosh i just stumbled on this video and i am loving this dude. subscribed!!!
Any person who hates antivaccers is a friend of mine❤❤❤
Well then, you just got a new friend!
To be fair, if you've ever gone on a long hike and you find a running mountain spring, it's usually fine to take a drink and it does taste really good.
But obviously something nice and even mildly natural has to be rebranded and sold as the literal fountain of youth
It's dangerous, though. Check out all the other comments in this comment section from people who also thought that "it's usually fine to take a drink, and it does taste really good", but who then caught a waterborne disease because of it. The world's largest humanitarian organisations all consider the drinking of untreated water to be one of the world's greatest humanitarian crises. Millions of people are hospitalised, and die, every year from drinking untreated water.
If you're going on a long hike, and you need a drink, either take bottled water with you, or use iodine, or water purification tablets. There is no part of the world that is free from waterborne parasites, bacteria, and viruses that harm humans.
@@justanotherhappyhumanist8832 I think there's probably a difference between a mountain spring and having a sip and having to drink all your water from literally any source you could find, as is sadly the case for many people in developing nations, or from solely drinking 'raw' water, bought or not.
(I imagine if you live in a nation where everyone has to share a natural water source there's high risk for disease spreading such as cholera, but that's a really different situation from the one I was talking about)
Natural springs like the ones in the lake district are usually fine because they run through the sedimentary rock layers and are at least in part, filtered along the way. It's probably about as fine to have a drink of spring water as it is to eat a piece of fruit straight from the tree, but obviously this doesn't mean you should drink it solely, definitely not relying on it solely if you're on a hike.
@@AimeeColeman No, it's not fine to drink waters from spring in the Lake District. If you're talking about eating some random, unknown, potentially poisonous fruit straight from a tree, then yes, t suppose the two can be compared. But drinking water straight from a stream - even in the Lake District - is a lot worse than eating a bad apple.
I know that people usually think about waterborne diseases affecting people in places like Africa and Asia. However, that's unfortunate, because waterborne diseases exists ALL over the world, including in the Lake District. Harmful parasites, bacteria, and viruses even exist in the Arctic. Don't think that you are safe from harm simply because you live in a developed country, or rural area.
Here's an article that describes just some of the many waterborne diseases present in UK rivers, springs, and streams. Thousands of people in the UK are hospitalised from these diseases every year, and dozens die from them.
www.cleanriverstrust.co.uk/waterborne-illnesses-uk-rivers/
Lol you got me, i screamed "no honey, that's from a field!! Noooo!"... haha! Some years ago, i lived directly next to a cattle corn field, and unbeknownst to us the cow manure they used got into our well and our filter wasn't that great... you can imagine how sick we got, it took us much longer than it should have for us to figure out. Great videos, keep up the good work.