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IF WE DON’T CONFRONT the value system that
created our problems in the first place, we will fail.”
—Dr Jon O’Riordan and Robert William Sandford
problems in the first place,” the
authors warn, “we will fail.” That
means that the needs—or what we
perceive as needs—must also change.
For instance, Canadian households
throw away 2.1 million tonnes
of food a year—“enough to fill
Toronto’s Rogers Centre three times
over,” the authors write. And waste
occurs in land and resource use as
well, often discounting ecosystem
value in favour of single-resource
exploitation.
But our survival depends on turning
away from a siloed and throwaway
approach based on comfort, conformity
and a love affair with the
appearance of prosperity. Close to
home for me, strata rules prohibit
sun-drying clothes on the balcony—
something free and sustainable that eliminates wear on building
systems and clothing, and reduces energy consumption. But because
some people think it looks bad—perhaps, God forbid, makes it look
like we can’t afford fancy machines—it’s prohibited. How much
longer can we afford to let appearance rule our decision-making
around resources?
“All of our buying,” O’Riordan says, pointing to holiday consumption
as an example, “is buying energy and water.” He laments that
people don’t see that chain behind products and services, don’t realize
the wasteful and environmentally destructive processes they’re
supporting. That’s why we need what he calls transformative discussions
and, above all, education—like the kind we get in this book.
O’Riordan hopes that a better understanding of the nexus will
motivate people to change their behaviour, not because it’s financially
expedient but because it’s the right thing to do. His ideal would
be for everyone, from primary to university, to take a course on the
climate nexus. He’s currently helping develop a pilot course for use
in high schools.
Academic but applicable, the book is a call for us all to be creative
engineers of our future. “In the end,” O’Riordan and Sandford
conclude, “the entire human population on Earth is one…If we are
to solve the crisis in the nexus, we will have to act in concert as one
overall system, and learn to co-operate and support each other in
ways that we have never thought of before. For better or worse, we
are all in this together.” Full steam ahead.
www.focusonline.ca • February 2016
Writer and editor Amy Reiswig proudly and stubbornly
stealth dries her clothes on the balcony.
Clean water: the most economical path to optimum health
In four decades of research,” says Triangle Healing Products owner Diane Regan,
“I’ve found that two of the most valuable tools for optimum health are water
distillers and structured water units. Drink clean water and your health will change
for the better.” Distilled water is the most beneficial and most economical way to
clean your water.
Diane, a youthful looking 70-something, confirms, “I drink it, I promote it.” The
benefits of drinking distilled water can be dramatic. Many people with arthritis state
that they can knit again without pain, and fibromyalgia symptoms dissipate within
the first month of drinking distilled water.
The purpose of water in our bodies is to act as a solvent—to dissolve food
substances for assimilation, and to dissolve inorganic mineral substances for elimination.
Because our bodies are 75 percent water, it makes sense to drink the cleanest
purest water. Dr. Allen E. Banik, author of The Choice is Clear, says, “Distilled
water is the greatest solvent on Earth—the only one that can be taken into the body
without damage to the tissues.”
See the website aquariusthewaterbearer.com
for more evidence
and watch Andrew Norton Webber
on Distilled Water research.
Clean water also tastes better.
One client had enjoyed a very good
cup of coffee at her friend’s home—
much better than she seemed able
to brew at home. Yet both used the
same brand of coffee. The key to
the great taste she discovered, was
her friend’s use of distilled water.
As a result she came in to Triangle
to buy her own distiller.
Filtered water is not the same as
distilled water, and in fact, can be
dangerous. Decaying matter collects
Precision Water System 8-gallons-per-day automatic
counter-top distiller
on the bottom of every filter, forming an excellent breeding ground for bacteria.
Structure your clean water for optimum health. All water is dead, even distilled
water, but structuring water is like sending it over a waterfall, erasing its negative
memories and allowing it to return to its natural state. Clayton Nolte, a researcher
who invented life-transforming Natural Action Water Structuring Technologies, calls
structured water the ultimate health food. Beverages taste better, cut flowers last
longer, livestock and pets are healthier, and less soap is required for washing.
One Triangle client who had two arthritic dogs on medication and having trouble
walking any distance, bought a water distiller and a structuring unit. Within a month,
she reported that she couldn’t keep up with her dogs on their walks. There are no
placebo effects with animals.
Visit Triangle Healing Products to see the technology and to taste the difference.
We are led to believe Victoria has a clean water source. Come into Triangle and
see what is left after distilling one gallon of water. And bottled water is not as clean
as we are led to believe either.
Diane will show you the residue left behind when tap water is distilled, as well
as photos of potatoes grown from discarded peels and watered with distilled structured
water. Seeing is believing.
Triangle Healing Products
770 Spruce Avenue, Victoria, BC
250-370-1818 • www.trianglehealing.com
Triangle Healing Products, its owner, its employees do not provide medical advice or treatment. They provide information and
products that you may choose after evaluating your health needs and in consultation with health professionals of your choosing.
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