After nationwide Real Water recall, questions remain about how the bottled alkaline water was made 

In europe this crap is illegal.

@@Brett_S_420 It's bad in the states. Really bad in pet food.

@@dnatech4477 yea it is

Also avoid anything that say vegan and organic! Vegan means you dont know what its made off. And organic means you pay more for same product!

...and what's your take on the use of "smart" then?....

And I can guarantee that they have absolutely no idea that not only is it exceedingly difficult to alter the body’s pH through diet, it’s a very bad thing when it does happen.

Would say this would be American consumers... Here in the UK we have a well rounded education thus know what pH is and what acidic and alkaline mean... Geez 🙄

@@flowerpower8591 lmao no yall don't

@@NoName-sp5dp I won't point out the irony of your reply and the use of the word 'yall'... 😂😂😂😂 Take care my American cretin 😂

@@flowerpower8591 ok tell us.

Only buy bottle watered when an emergency strikes, like snow or hurricane

Agreed, it's one of the many reasons why i don't buy bottled water

👏 plus you help keep plastic out of the water and ground.

@@cherrywilson6267 most people don't care about that. I hated having them in my house especially since in California recycling places are far and few between.

@@lovely.ameeeee485 👍 yes⚗️

Especially if it’s in plastic bottles. I no longer drink ANYTHING that’s in any form of plastic containment

Sounds like what they expect the world to do with a toxic combination of controversial ingredients. Never used before or know the side effects. Insanity??

My first job was at a flavor manufacturing plant. I haven’t eaten top ramen since.

This is not so unusual - world governments are staffed in the same way!

@@gunlokman Ba-dum-tsss

Kinda like covid vaccine

Let's see a list.

Nestle comes to mind

If mankind has anything to do with it, you should beware of the potential for absolute failure.

@@yzrippin That's a good question! We have a filter on our tap water to ensure that it's clean.

This is jacked up, man when you cant even drink a bottled water! Nothing is "safe" anymore! Glad there prayers were answered!🥰🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙏🙏🙏

Why? We elect people to make laws for fields they have no experience or understanding in. What's the difference? :P

Vegas, Baby!

Greed

@@Dakarn lol right

@@vatomalo68 This is exactly right.... it’s Vegas... I lived there for 27 years and used to drink this water back from 2007- 2008, before I ever took higher up science classes where I learned about acid base reactions... I can’t believe I was so naive to drink this crap... wtf

WHERES our government agencies! This is an OUTRAGE

@@patricia7606 shooting people's dogs

@@patricia7606 People don't want government involvement until something affects them.

Amazon Food IS NOT FDA Approved at all.

I'd say make the owner drink 3 bottles a day for a couple months before it gets released to the public

Exactly!

Spot on! My thoughts too! And there's many more Flints in America! Believe that!🇺🇸✌🏾✌🏽✌🏼

They were drinking poison water and paying for it.

The media doesn't portray real life in America unfortunately. It's like a 3rd world country in many areas.

Flint does have clean water you nit wit stop pandering to media

"Bozos" what are u... 12?

I agree not only lock them up but the board that allowed them the green light to sell should b locked up

Not everyone’s like you be thankful not judge mental

What is a strip climb bouncer?

You say that but I guarantee you put stuff into and onto your body that was treated by someone with little to no experience. Do you know the background and history of every employee for every company you buy food/water/lotion/soap/etc?

Chemist cost money. The guy was a former bouncer at a strip club with no science experience.

Maybe lol

It seems like what they’re saying is there is no FDA guidelines for this. Which just adds to the problem. I know people don’t like the government overreach but in some areas like our food companies won’t do the right thing unless they’re forced to. For example get qualified chemist to make food.

An actual chemist would NEVER participate in a sham like this...real alkaline water comes from a spring!

People keep acting like this is what PhD chemists do. It's not. $80-100K+ industrial chemists don't work on production lines, adding chemicals and testing pH of every batch of water. They set standards, create protocols, and develop procedures to ensure a standard outcome. in a larger facility, you might have a quality control person who oversees randomized product testing. But this is a very small facility. A literal mom and pop shop. They're lucky if they even had a consultant establish guidelines and procedures to follow and maybe answer questions on occasion. If procedures and training were in place, this man would have probably been an okay hire. He lacks a little common sense, but apparently, he figured that if the chemicals he was working with were harmful, he wouldn't have been left on his own. And just because this man didn't know about the chemical compounds, doesn't mean they were the wrong chemicals. Just may have been the wrong dosages. Just poor management all around.

Exactly..

They are,

b u t...He DID have experience with Strip Club "chemistry"...

@@poppykok5 🙄👎

@@poppykok5lol

He used to be "security at the strip club"..

AMEN!

This is what happens when you feel your too good to drink tapwater

@@Catmomma tap water is pretty toxic in areas across the country... That's why there's a huge infrastructure bill and has been a topic in environmental health academics and practice

@@42svb58 that infrastructure bill excuse was used during the Obama admin as well. Ole Joe learned well, say it’s for the poor peoples and use it for the rich.

@@donrainesoh never said it was perfect. Infrastructure is lose-lose political issue across the board

@@Catmomma my tap water reeks of sulfer and clorine. I will bathe in it but i would not drink it without a filter. I generally drink Kroger bottled water or aquafina

Which brand?

Yeah me too. Which ones do u stay away from..?

@@eveharris30 i can't drink deer park, nestle, or Big Win..which i think is a rite aid pharmacy brand. But Im good with great value brand..so I know im not bougie lol

@@sonyaso9586 great value from Walmart does taste good, it says its purified. Deer Park tastes like a deer in a park fell into some toilet water and here we have it ..and big win , is that the rite aid brand?

@@kit5830 😂😂😂

It wasn't really water, but she was still a young little girl who didn't deserve liver problems.

@Wacky Wayfarer Yeah, those bottles help create pollution in oceans, rivers, etc. People who love to litter don't understand the danger their putting in our world, for us, and animals.

This isn't new as far as bottled water damaging people, why are you so shocked?

Yet bottled water drinkers are killing the planet by polluting the Earth with plastic bottles, its Karma for the Earth.

Mad about this ? What if I told you covid vaccines are killing people left and right but the news won’t report of the deaths where being poisoned!

@@Holy_Wraith over 80 percent of plastics in the ocean come from China America is the last country to be preaching to with are recycled water bottles and paper straws because one stupid turtle got one in his nose.

@@edwardstanley8375 Can you please provide some sources?

💯

What about the real deception of something that’s presented by people you think are compete to sell it to you? It doesn’t matter what the people look like. You can be deceived!!

Yeah, the logo looks so shady

Four easy payments of $19.95

Yes, I thought so, too. That clueless-looking female assistant in the commercial with the frozen look on her face, lol. I'm guessing she came from the strip club, too. That cheap, homemade commercial would send up red flags the first time I saw it. The parents probably never saw it and just thought they'd try a new product that sounded healthy, like the mom said. Hoping we all remember to do our own research, online and through friends, and steer clear of short-lived companies offering food and/or drink.

@@tatttoon and throw in some ice if you order in next 10 minutes

They look like those car sales men trying to scam people 😂

🤣🤣🤣🤣💯 Yeah I wouldn't buy ish from Mr N Mrs tanalot

Then the bonehead mixer guy..

"modern times snake oil salesman"😂😂😂😂

@@MsTinkerbelle87 dude needed work. He didn't lie to get the job. Hindsight is always crystal clear but it truly isn't his fault.

White ppl😔

Parents that let her consistution get that bad needs investigated.

@@dochollywood79 yes an you got the wild wild west in your hoods keep voting demoncraps an stay with satan .

@@dochollywood79 white people?!!

And the youngest one affected was 7 months! Omg imagine what that must have been like 😳

There's something else at issue here, I'm pretty sure, beginning with workers that have no real understanding of their jobs. A pH in the 8 range isn't that far away from neutral (7) and there are city water systems whose "normal" water is also as high as the mid-8 range. It _is_ better for infrastructure, especially metal pipe longevity, and probably for acid reflux sufferers as well. (My city, in contrast, spends a small fortune trying to lime its acidic water stocks just to reach the mid 6's.) Hyping alkaline water using other unproven claims is just standard American snake-oil sales tactics.

@@ReflectedMiles I suspect that better science education would give people a better understanding of pH and thus at least mitigate both of these issues. From what I remember my lessons on pH in high school chemistry were unsettlingly scant. I remembered them well enough for my brain to skeptical of alkaline water claims, but I know I'm an outlier on that account.

Republicans don't like regulations. They like to be able to hire strip club managers to mix their water. It's cheaper for their businesses.

@@elisam.r.9960 The only useful thing I learned in chemistry was how to use the fire hydrant. I wish I understood more.

@@WoahthereIan 😲

Feel bad for people who can't take 5 minutes to do some research that could save their kids lives or their own

@@mike7870 I do think people can make naive decisions. It's not like people recieve training on avoiding scams and reading through pseudoscience. Marketing relies on our ability to make poor decisions and our lack of foresight. And considering it's water, I'd imagine some ppl thinking you can't really go wrong with making water.

@@mike7870 You are on the small, small world of RU-vid & I was going to send this to you... Until I realized *DeezDumbNutz* were on it.

@Sand Hanitizer Yeah I can agree with that. I just don't want to throw the blame on ppl for something they may not know they don't know. Like I thought the bottle water industry was more regulated then this. Like ik the dumb stuff like it hydrated your cells or boosts your metabolism is BS, but I wouldn't think the products would pose an issue to human health.

Then there's Flint Michigan

Great point!!

I agree, I assume it’s just cause they are smaller so their LD50 (lethal dose) would be lower- but science isn’t built on assumptions

They have. It's already known that children's bodies have smaller organs, therefore they are unable to process certain things like adult bodies can. Hence, why the warning labels on over the counter medicines say "not recommended for children under 12." Or, they may different dosing requirements for children. That's also why they have children's medicine. I.e. Children's Tylenol, etc.

BECAUSE SOMEONE WANTS THEIR ORGANS. SEEMS LIKE THEIR LIVERS ARE THE PREFER ORGAN. Y'ALL FUNNY THOUGH 😂😂😂.

@@77seraphim77 Science is exactly built on assumptions, they just call them hypotheses

Yup just for that powerful Dollar.

Yeah, by his logic, they could just drink the concentrate straight from the source and it would be the same as drinking just the water. WTF?

😳 How about the Vaccines 😳

I mean, the inverse makes sense, so he probably assume that the direct version would make sense as well. If something is poisonous, you probably shouldn't ingest any of it, even if it's a tiny, tiny amount. A "trace" amount of something very dangerous is still bad. And if something is completely safe - usually a bit more, or double, etc. of that thing is still fine. Like, for example, something random like a food - a banana let's say. One banana is safe, ergo, most people would also assume eating 6 bananas is still safe. Or if this was orange juice concentrate or something, added double the OJ concentrate would still be safe, just might taste weird. He was thinking along those lines. You can't blame the guy, it makes sense with many other food/drink items, so I can see why he'd think about it that way, especially given that he has no idea what's in that concentrate. I mean, he was still wrong - but the owners were responsible for this ultimately. They were the one putting who knows what into the water, and telling an untrained guy that has NO IDEA what's in the "concentrate" and isn't a chemist, etc. - to just "put in more concentrate" was a horrendously stupid and irresponsible thing to do. They're the ones at fault here, not this poor goober that was probably being paid like 10 bucks an hour to dump some mystery liquid into bottled water for his boss.

In his defense, he doesn't have the education or training to know any better. He also probably assumed that the concentrate was just a buffer to bring up the pH to the proper level on his meter, and as long as he hit the right number or range on the meter it was all good no matter how much he added.

Lock him up

Relax his strip club expereience is less important than his lack of chemical experience.

Him having worked at a strip club has nothing to do with this.

@@specialtrades12 I think you guys are misinterpreting the statement (perhaps due to the current social climate where one feels the need to constantly monitor others' political correctness) but I believe this person was merely trying to sarcastically point out that the individual in question (a former strip club manager and/or employee) has absolutely no scientific training at all whatsoever. I believe you and another commenter jumped to conclusions in believing this statement was somehow meant to insult, or diminish the worthiness of, the former strip club manager.

@@erikadelgado206 I think you might be giving people too much credit. People absolutely look down on people like that. If that's what they meant they should have said someone with no experience/qualifications/training. Not specified they were a strip club manager.

Yep. Good point.

Is it really there fault no one forced the family to buy the water?

This is what happens when you feel like your too good to drink tap water with a filter

@@Catmomma bro it's not there fault, these guys are selling there water calming it's better than tap or so so and so, and the family obviously wanted the for them.

@@belalhussain2896 so you believe everything you hear read and see on the internet? I'd be dead if I did that lol

If I got to choose the grandma it would be the same for me

They make less by not regulating, so your kind of contradicting yourself

Fda doesn't regulate nutrition supplements or holistics. That's how this was marketed. I wish they could regulate stuff like this. It's a customer beware industry. Many think there is too much government into our live with regulations on everything. This is why we need regulations.

The FDA is specifically not allowed to regulate these things, as @Nan S said.

@@nans969 yeah.. there are some things that should be regulated. food, medicine, suppliments, and even power grids.

That's a stupid comment by that guy. They didn't make the water, they added stuff to water, they didn't make water. Anyways, water needs to be processed to remove bacteria/cysts/high levels of certain minerals/etc. Drinking alkaline water is dumb marketing IMO though. Just use tap water and a reverse osmosis system and be worry free. Based on the video, they overloaded the water with their 'secret mix' and made it poisonous. Just a bunch of idiots that want to make quick money out of people.

@@carlitosaqui you can filter and clean water, that process removes things from water. Adding stuff to water is modifying it. very different.

@@friedchicken1 no, it takes more than a filter to make water safe to consume.

@@SayDizzle2001 I never said use a filter. I said filter the water, there are many ways to filter water. My main point is not the filtering process... lol

@@SayDizzle2001 Depends on the filter. You could say a wastewater processing plant is just a big filter.

For real. I would rather Heisenberg manufacture my water.

To all above me 👏👏

@@Volundur9567 I wouldn't be so certain about that.

...that is (of course) IF you make it TO the hospital."

Savage as fcuk

They did....but it's clear this stuff is a scam.

More creepy than that.

bet that founder is just a spokes figurehead.

Yes, thank god. Not the doctors,

isn't the government responsible for making sure products sold are safe? why shouldnt the government be held responsible?

Criminal negligence? I donno sounds like something to be charged with

We all need charcoal filters. Cleans perfectly, and better for the environment

I have a Zero Water dispenser and I add lemons. Instant Alkaline water.🤷🏾‍♀️

Lol, you need to have water with NO flouride a filter does nothing

Agreed. I stopped buying bottled water after I realized it takes 1000+ years for one plastic water bottle to biodegrade. I bought a filter for our kitchen sink.

@The Devil All The Time that is true. It also calcifies the pineal gland in the brain.

Lock him up

@King Domain doesn't matter where it came from. the guy mixing the chemicals had no science background and was not given any training at all. But the people running the company are mostly to blame for this happening. they kept their employee in the dark about what the concetrate wass so that later on they can use him like a meat sheild if criminal charges end up happening. even if the stuff did come from china.... why did the owners buy it? look also at their facilities. it looked like a warehouse meth lab.

People drink water with out knowing, he was just doing his job, it’s the owner and manager’s responsibility.

Yeah, suddenly it's not "fake news" anymore, once crooked Trump is out of the White House.

@@thersten You're going to be so sad when he's back. They may raze that Whitehouse, though. Bad stuff was there. Time to start over! DJT lives in your head.

Especially if it warns us about a potential deadly food product.

Fake and lies!!!

@@thersten 🤣

Look at the cool bottle though 🚰🧴

That wasn’t alkaline water that was a marketing strategy promoting fake alkaline water that is made with stuff like baking soda

That wasn't alkaline water they were taking it saying it was real

Sprinkle baking soda in a glass of trusted water. There, you have alkaline water.

They are not all the same. Anything that puts chemicals in your food or water is bad.

@@biggusdickus9809 does that includes salt and sugar?

Lock him up

@Bob Watters We need both. Badly.

I watched the video and learned regulations don't help because no one is out inspecting the factories. Did you watch the video?

We are.

It’s why cancer rates and rates of other illnesses are so high. Consumption and pollution in the environment

@@marylander3798 That's a small part. Processed foods, fake foods, fake flavors, sodas, sugars, vaccines, pharmaceuticals, and so much more...

I call it killing us softly .. It's so messed up.. Our drinking water around the country is alot worse then I ever imaged until recently..

There’s a netflix documentary about it.

It was probably legit alkaline they are giving them. Not gonna say the parents werent dumb either tho.

It was a self storage unit...

@Sushiirull You laughing? You don't think there isn't really such a thing as an alkalinized water fella? Stop being damn idiots thinking that unnatural liquid is better than plain 7.0pH water. Of course there are chemicals they add in to make that pH high.

@Sushiirull I've got a legit PHD in bullshitery too. Does that qualify me enough for ya? Got my internet qualifications right here. You see that? Thats more legit than yours.

​@Sushiirull Literally the most non-chemist reply you could ever make is to claim to be a chemist instead of talking about the solvents they add in it. Please enlighten about how the water pH goes basic with your vast amount of knowledge of alkali earth metals and the other elements or compounds they might have added, oh mr. man of specialized authority!

Regulations only keep megocorporations in power so new buisnesses don't stand a chance of competing.

A lot of bottled water companies just get the stuff from municipal supplies, and just ship it out, but one company came up with a plan to put a large bore well directly into the Mecan springs in Wisconsin, ( the source of the Mecan river, one of Wisconsin's premier trout streams, and the life's blood of the Germania marsh wildlife area) and bottle it under their name and ship it out of the state, now this particular company would have you believe that the source of their water is a spring high in the French Alps, their plot got exposed, and the outcry from the local population was so loud that they were denied the necessary permits. The name of this company? Evian! What is that company's name spelled backward? Naive!

@@ernestclements7398 wow

@@Synergy7Studios that doesn't make sense

@@ernestclements7398 holy sh*t

Almighty Lord don't do lung transplants. Fact, he don't do sh

I agree. They're like the people who made cigarettes.

How are they cruel just making the water like what lol

@@qanda6229 and what do u have against people who make cigarettes another lol wtf

@@everthingoutdoors8181 The people who make cigarettes sell them, most likely knowing the harm they do to the human body.

Or something that says “SMART”

That's true.

Water alkalinity is a scam. Users of these products believe that they are alkalizing their body's fluids. Basically any small perturbation of pH will hospitalize you. The body of a healthy person will correct the pH of any safe alkalized water product.

Omg how scary!

Need jesus

Should have called the news.

Not a big deal, Considering the 💩 dissolved in it.

I guess you're tickled pink about the Manson family because they, "did what they were told", also.

Crackpots and snake oil salesman are these illiterate journalists. The issue is real water, not alkaline water.

@@jameslinmd If it weren't for these journalists you wouldn't know anything about this happening would you?

@@arewecrazyyet I would. They aren't the only ones reporting. We only need real journalists, not misleading CBS propagandists.

@@arewecrazyyet If you purified your own water, or made your own alkaline, you wouldn't need news to tell you what to be careful of. Imo

@@jameslinmd pretty sure the people at the fair were selling a fraudulent machine. I mean a couple booths down someone was selling a poached animal with cages too small. Trust nothing at the fair.

Lime is acidic. Not alkaline.

@@catherinegreen8440 it is acidic. A "Key Lime" is comparatively lower in acidity than a regular lime. This increases the PH making it more alkaline.

@@carlosandzs acid doesn't ever increase pH. A key lime might lower the pH less than a regular lime, but both contain acid which will lower the pH of the water regardless. Now if we're talking about the chemical lime (like the stuff in sink descaler products), that contains calcium hydroxide which is a base which, if added to water will increase the pH (but I don't think you'd necessarily want to drink that)

what?

@@carlosandzs limes are acidic, by definition they neutralize alkalis. Acids Will mever increaee the alkalinity of something because they are by definition opposites. This is not math, 2 negatives don't make a positive, 2 acids don't make a basic solution.

@CRAM MARC That and no one even establish this being the issue. If there was strong belief this was the issue they would get a warrant and seize said materials. I don't think they did. I think they should have just to get to the bottom of this.

That's exactly what they Re doing

@@christywoods9180 Good if so.

DO YOU SAY THEW SAME FOR UNTESTED MEDICATIONS???????????

Need to do alot more,since no science was used,each batch could be different chem,different amounts,different concentrations.pull all bottles destroy and sue the company,and sue the owner

💯👍🏆😎 for the past three months, I couldn't for the life of me remember the name of the movie where they were in a facility and doing water aerobics. The trailer was locked in my mind, and even the actors. But not the name.

@@fucksampleclearance2106 was it a comedy, "Take this Waltz" or something more serious?

kimberly brooks A Cure for Wellness is far from a comedy.

This info is a month old

@@bigbrooklyn The video, meanwhile, is not. Likewise, any semblance of national coverage of this is pretty recent. I actually first heard about Casey's statement last week.

@@elisam.r.9960 I live in Vegas,, the CDC and the FDA put out warnings over a month ago. National is always behind the times. The water has been pulled and taken off the shelves a month ago...Thanks but no thanks CBS, too little too late

@@bigbrooklyn I wonder why that is? Why give the information at all? And why mention the guy formerly worked for strip clubs?

@@flowerchild777 It creates the mindset... I must buy from the big water companies...the little guys take shortcuts and hire bad people. Its all to destroy the little guy.

Why just because some battery’s have alkaline on the side?

I had a bottle of water that said, 'from the municipal water source of Kentland, Indiana'. That's in the middle of corn country... no doubt it had detectable herbicide or pesticide.

Tap water would have been safer, actually .

It sucks we don't have good water in America

@@biggusdickus9809 By what measure? I have a well and the water is fantastic, way better that most bottled water.

@@lantrick Well water is definitely better than city water but even that can have pesticide run off. I have well water too.

It’s not what you know, it’s who you know.

@@thehawk5141 ..he knows how to lose lots of jobs///lol

he's the perfect employee for these kind of businesses. doesn't question anything and do what he's told to

Um. You just repeated the information in the video.

I’m sure they are focused on the whole business and those at the top, but they still have to call witnesses to establish what happened. Hopefully the owners will face charges.

I think they presented this story, and the information, from several different perspectives, the parents , owner, and an employee. As members of a community , my community of Las Vegas as it happens, people, employees have a responsibility to speak out. do the right thing. if told to do something you’re not qualified to do don’t do it . Say no. get more training, quit, get authorities involved . Step up. we have a responsibility to look out for one another , and NOT just “go along to get along”

He should be charged as well. Who mixes chemicals with no knowledge of what they are doing or what it is.

Why shady companies hire unqualified people: they have no idea what nastiness is going on.

The understanding I got from that is that it happened so quickly. From throwing up to becoming unresponsive.

People forget that I guess because there was no little rich white girl getting sick.

Good.

@Sciurus Niger one of thousands? Where else in this nation are people being forced to drink in, cook with, and bathe in dirty water and actually dying or getting incurable ailments such as end stage renal disease or lead based poisoning? Where else is this poisoning sanctioned by the state government? Please name them.

Depends on the person drinking it and the other things they add to their system. For me smart water seems to be best. I wouldnt give my children alkaline water.

I personally love alkaline water! I think that this company is just super sketchy. But I also wouldn’t give this to children. It’s definitely preferred for children to be drinking water as neutral as possible (a 7.0pH). Fiji has a pH of around 7.7 making it slightly alkaline. Smart water is around 7.0. I think LifeWater and Core are around the same range as well.

Loving your comics videos by the way!!👍🏽👍🏽

@@bostongalden1171 Oh! 😁👍🏼 Thanks a lot! I appreciate the support! 😎👊🏽

@@destroyerdragon2002 True 💯👍🏼

I'm glad you noticed that trend in our society. Almost everything is false and being sold as real.

Only buy bottled water when I have no choice. Or by sparkling the tap is fine it's regulated more than these bottled water idiots..

They still dont no

That's just all the good stuff settling out (like minerals)...drink up! 🤣

alkaline or high ph water is snake oil. do not bother

@@KrazyKrzysztof No, there is actual alkaline water that comes naturally from springs.....then there is this scammy stuff you hear about like this that is made in a basement which I wouldn't use your money to buy. The natural stuff is safe to drink.....this stuff needs to be flushed down a toilet.

@@floydefisher it is still snake oil. It doesnt do anything

@@KrazyKrzysztof It may be, but there is legit alkaline water I would purchase if I was thisrty. But it comes from a spring, not a basement chemistry lab.

Is there anyone who knows about this crypto currency trading and investment stuff? I need to get into it please.

I really wanted to trade Crypto currencies ,but got discouraged by the fluctuations in their price,.

The biggest factor that separates the "expert" from the beginners is knowledge investing with an expert is utilizing that knowledge and experience till you become one, smart move.

@@willsdarley3909That won't bother you if you trade with a professional like Mr Bernado Green his strategies are really good in binary options.

@@wisdomsolomon4432 Yes I do agree with you, I trade with expert Bernado Green , came across his name in an investment magazine. His trading strategies are top notch.

wow!!

Oh gosh!!!!!

..and how some people are susceptible to believing anything, thinking they are doing good but in truth they are doing harm.

@Jennifer Middleton Not "just to make money." But to make a living, buy food, clothing, a place to live, etc. "Some people" do things to "make money" that sometimes end up hurting other people. Intentionally or unintentionally.

@@anotherpointofview222 is your implication that people who harm others unintentionally, shouldn’t be held accountable for their actions?

They aren’t “getting away” with anything. Obviously the water was recalled.

@@elyse443 Just the fact it was prepared in a makeshift factory was “getting a away” long enough.

Yep

Real talk🤦🏿‍♂️ happy that the Children are safe and feeling better.

Ups the acidity and alkalinity. Think about that.

@@kyle857 it may not be worded the best but if you knew about ph youd know that lemons are acidic and baking soda is alkaline and youd know exactly what he meant. Either way, paying a ridiculously absurd amount for alkaline water, let alone bottled water in general, is completely useless and pointless. Even putting something in water to change ph is pointless. Its still an extremely diluted "solution" that wont take much to make it acidic when in the stomach. If you eat real food your body does what its supposed to though.

I knew exactly what he meant 🤷‍♂️

Please explain how you increase acidity and alkalinity all at once...... I'm intrigued..... 🤔🤣

good thing he put or, if he put and i would be dying

@@-.00__I__o8o__I__00. That's the way the earth hs been doing it since the beginning of time. Great idea.

Your tap water is safer than that crap someone puts in a bottle. Just buy a water filter.

What is the best in your professional opinion?

@recursive transfigured human pupa we are blessed with natural well water here in the Ozarks, but we do buy bottles for outings.

@@mobilemandy8495 honestly I don’t remember because it’s been awhile since I’ve been to refresher class but you can buy those strips and test them at home. I’m not 100% sure but I think the spring water was the best but I’m not 100% sure.

@@mobilemandy8495 evian and Fiji or san peligrano

@@MichaelFernandez4206 makes sense lol Evian is my preference

How would more regulations help when the video clearly said no one was inspecting the place. More inspectors would be better than more regulations.

Like vaccines?

DEREGULATION!

@@biggusdickus9809 You notice they only fired up this company after Donald Trump became president because the clean air and water act would not let them do it before Trump gutted it

@@biggusdickus9809 Well yeah, regulations are useless if not enforced. But ya know what's even worse? Not having them in the first place, thereby making this kind of thing completely legal. No regulations = no inspectors to verify that manufacturers are up to code. Because there is no code.

Haha, me too! Kroger and Costco. Can't go wrong.

I would drink your water 🥴🍷

@@thomasyoung5013 hah gaay

I second this. In Jesus name amen!

Well water from very wet areas is almost always amazing.

You are blessed! I live in Trinidad. The water company is government owned. There is a lot of chlorine and fluoride in it, and it’s often cloudy and/or kinda brown. Most people buy cases of water at the grocery, but I think those are probably chlorinated as well. I am blessed to have a friend with a source of rainwater (he lets me fill my drinking bottles) but I still have to boil it before I can drink it (because it’s been sitting in a holding tank and little buggy things tend to live in it)

My city used to have some of the best water in the world, straight from Hetch Hetchy dam piped right into our sinks. Totally pure. Then they stopped advertising that. Now we all have to filter our water. Everyone I know gets constant diarrhea, liver issues, and other health problems. A lot of people continue to drink the water operating under old assumptions that it’s the good water from before. It’s not. It’s toxic

@Self Help CBT Coaching are you allowed to do catchment in Hawaii? Or is that illegal? I thought it was legal in some parts of Hawaii (like Kauai)

My dad has excellent well water as well, lives in a temperate (not rain) forest.

And you dont feel sick? Thats good if u dont

@@iloveamerica53 nope feel fine. 🤷🏼‍♀️If you listen to the story it was that particular batch that was made wrong. I think that family got those big bottles of water and we’re drinking it for more than a couple days.

Hope You Learned your lesson Quit falling for BS corporate companies dish out just eat Natura foods

dont risk it! no way,

@@killamilla702 yes!

So 11 *** like this comment also. such a pity.

Snake oil 🛢 salesmen. In the footsteps of snake oil salesman John D. Rockefeller. 🐍🐍🐍

You pretend like you care only to boost your own popularity. But you don't care. Otherwise you'd find these people and check up on them

You are correct, most likely Sodium Hydroxide, which is extremely caustic in high concentration. I am a water treatment engineer/chemical engineer. Get a reverse osmosis system.

@Blue Skies No not cyanide or Borax, but Sodium Hydroxide.

Sodium hydroxide is LYE. 😮💀

Wait are they using lye 😳

@@america.rodriguez Yes, lye is Sodium Hydroxide, which in concentrated form has a pH of 14. When added to water, it forms Sodium and Hydroxide Ions, which in low concentration are not toxic. However, in higher concentrations it becomes toxic. It's basically the same as acid, but high pH, instead of low pH. Acidic solutions such as soft drinks are not relatively toxic, but in higher concentration s become highly acidic and toxic.

Pediatricians prescribe toxic meds on a regular basis. Move to the country get a water well and filter it yourself. Live off the land, trust no one.

@@erinwill6743 exactly. That’s why I’m def not listening to you over a doc.

@@francdollar163 Doctors know very little about nutrition (not much taught in medical school) and they peddle whatever big pharma provides. Not any safer than a witch doctor peddling plant medicine - maybe less safe. Read a statics that tells it all -99% of all legal pain killers (narcotics that are legal) are sold in North America! We have a real problem here. Want a pill for everything. That is well under 400 million people out of 7.5 billion are more!

Globally!! Bottled water from the Tibetan Plateau Glacier isn't very regulated by the CCP. Tourists drink bottled water all the time. The filters for viruses has to be very fine. Viruses are smaller in size than bacteria. I commented on this when the virus first started to spread in China 2020. Interesting to see bottled water in the news, now.

Look into berkey filters. An investment but worth it.

We have attached filters under our kitchen sink! Safer than this crap!

5:52

"it's out there" ..... to the ears of people living in Arizona and Nevada... *crickets*

@TopExoticCars, Jinx! Me too. I looked over at the half bottle of water on my desk. Alkaline water from Kirkland's (Costco). I had stocked up on Ozarka Spring, Kirkland's Alkaline and Kirkland's purified water, last summer before I bought my Big Berkey. Guess I'll stick with filtering tap water through my Big Berkey.