Ripple Effect: A Light-Hearted Look at the Future of Our World’s Water

By Damien McCloud

Waterbased Eco- Fitness Entrepreneur

Inspired by a post by Zach Bush, during a doom scroll on IG and originally from, “The Minimalists Episode 421”

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  • See the full episode on YouTube: Here

Song Pairing: “Water is Life” by Will Evans - Listen

Hydration Revelation: A Refreshing Perspective

Ready for a hydration revelation? That video’s sound bite is easy to digest and is one of many ways to improve hydration and your health. Yes, you should enjoy it, because let’s face it, not everyone’s water cooler chat is about actual water.

While a privileged few sip crystal clear water from an ancient artesian aquifer in Fiji for a mere $12 a gallon, countless others face a more ‘adventurous’ variety. Think muddy, a tad bit polluted, or even the challenging game of ‘find the water.’ It might sound humorous, but I’m dead serious. It’s a critical issue affecting over 2 billion humans and countless non-humans for whom we bear responsibility.

After you watch, let’s toast to our liquid luxury and explore the diverse aquatic adventures of the world. Dr. Zach Bush, a medical hero in the realm of hydration, engages with the Hydration Foundation, shedding light on why your next sip is more than just quenching thirst. Spoiler alert: It’s a game-changer! Dive into Dr. Zach Bush’s Hydration Insights for more. Here

The United Nations tells us a mere 2.5% of Earth’s H2O is in the VIP lounge for freshwater. And even this select fraction isn’t always fit for consumption.

Water: the elixir of life, the world's original soft drink, but let's not sugarcoat it – we've got a bit of a H2O hiccup. The United Nations tells us a mere 2.5% of Earth’s H2O is in the VIP lounge for freshwater, and even then, it's not all ready to mingle on the human palate.

Global Water Mid-Life Crisis

Industrial and pharmaceutical mixologists are remixing our water’s natural essence. As I gaze at the Bay's waters, it's a bittersweet to know that the San Francisco Bay’s waters are delicious and still Insta-worthy now, but our global water systems are having a bit of a mid-life crisis.

Dr. Zach Bush, the environmental Yoda, beckons us to the light side with his wisdom, linking human health to our blue planet's well-being. He’s all about that holistic minimalist life and more Mother Earth.

A Collective Call to Action

Let’s start caring more, staying curious, and remembering that we’re all in this world together.

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