Everywhere I shop people are buying case loads of bottled drinking water!

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I started noticing people buying case loads of bottled drinking water over a decade ago. I know that drinking water needs to be pure and free of contaminants. Being mindful of the quality needs of consumers, having been employed in the grocery business when I first started my journey of the work place, I started thinking about the purity or lack of purity in the local water that we depend on for survival. The first day my father ordered Ozarka water by the 5 gallon jugs, we started drinking purified and spring water in the 80s. My dad did this because his doctor told him his kidneys were not doing so good. He was having swelling in his legs and feet and when he changed from tap water to spring water all of us started doing the same. I did some fast research on this and came to the well informed conclusion that by drinking either distilled, purified or natural spring water instead of municipal tap water, your health would greatly improve, so I never went back to drinking it. One summer I did lots of bike riding and walking and noticed that when I drank tap water I had swelling in the hands and feet. It seemed like something was real wrong with me. I did not know then what I know now that the tap water, though said to be good enough for us to drink, had significant amounts of Chlorine or Florine or whatever you want to call it, and when I got to drinking bottled water more often I had less issues of hand swelling. I to this day do not know exactly what caused the hands to swell. This never happened again. If you have interest in learning more about the value of drinking purified drinking water, distilled or spring water instead of local tap water, below is a link to an informative article about it. And a second link as well. https://www.drinkmorewater.com/types-of-water