I just use a Brita filter.  Bottled water is a huge ripoff and produces tons of waste.  What's the consensus here on Brita filters?

It doesn't do a very good job of filtering the water.  I'm sure there is still chlorine in it; it tweaks my thyroid.

    Distilled water tastes very flat to me.  Still, I'd prefer a good distilled water over tap.

    Wouldn't it be great to live in a community that shared a water alkalinizing machine, maybe a kangen?  I think they're about $7,000.00US.

I've done of a lot of research into the best drinking water and other than having convenient access to a good quality spring, Pristine Hydro seems like the best home filtration system going.  Some day I'll get their countertop unit for $1.2k.  www.pristinehydro.com

Waitrose offers some unheated honeys that are delicious!  Funky Raw sells plenty of different types as well: http://www.funkyraw.com/shop/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=31

5g of vitamin c a day should really help bleeding gums according to one of my contacts.

Thanks for the advice guys. Much appreciated.

Hey technosmith; have you managed to track down any pastured eggs here in the UK?

In my experience the following foods do NOT feed candida:
Meat, eggs, fresh coconut meat, coconut oil, organic butter, yams, buckwheat, millet, quinoa, mesquite, maca, raw cacao, medicinal mushrooms such as reishi, berries, all greens (including goitrogens), sweet potatoes, lentils, amaranth, bee pollen, seeds, algaes

And all these do:
All dairy, carrots, beets, all fruit (apart from those listed above), all nuts, all honeys, grains

I could be missing some.  You might also want to take a potent anti fungal the best one I have ever tried is called Syclovir from www.worldhealthmall.com.  Getting on top of my candida issue has really changed my life.

I'll soon be importing this brand of coconut oil.  I've searched long and hard and it is the best value for money:
http://www.therawfoodworld.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=0&products_id=1002879