I live near a river that once flowed clear,
it's brown and dangerous now
I'm told near and far the water that's so dear
has lost it's structure, and learned how

There are two factors that changed the situation
One pollution
and the other's known as sin
Then, I learned we can actual restructure all we drink, and that's my fascination
as it really merits tribulation
First, what's pollution? That's contaminants from products that we use and businesses we make

People ignored the definition of modern science
way back in the 1800s

Back then it was established that to be deemed as true new substances and ways to do things must be studied, and slowly unleashed, starting with small groups of people over generations
The beauty of real modern science is it helps ensure, we'll have a next generation and higher quality of life, too
In came the corporate world, with the blind study method, blind describes it well, but not as it was intended
With the blind study method
multiple qualified doctors, study the new substance and a placebo as well
It only supposedly has to work a tiny fraction more than the placebo to be accepted
Nevertheless, what happened to accountability?
Can people really trust the morality of 3 doctors or so who may not even care about the known optimal well being plan?
The lawsuits are flying through courts around the world as people get sick and die, some substances maybe good, but the typical list of potential side affects is very long for all too many
So many products for personal care and use, and commercial care and use have been poisoning our potable water
It's stated as a fact, the combined affect can be worse than multiple atom bombs in the ecology circle
Second comes the sin, where do I begin?, how do I explain that?
Basically, sin is that which causes ill consequences
For example, as can be evidenced in laboratory experiments, though the nay sayers balk,
hateful words and hateful deeds, actually affect structured water
So how bad is the damage?
Is this just a little bit?
Does it happen in isolated situations?
Unfortunately no, most of the drinking water, everywhere around the world, used to be structured
Now, naturally structured drinking water is rare to find
What's ideal for plants and animals?
Structured drinking water
Why?
It's simple to explain as ideal water is much different then the unstructured sort
Sure unstructured can make us feel somewhat quenched and better than a lot of other things
however unless H2O is liquid crystals...