If you do nothing over the next few years and keep drinking tap water what will happen? What are the long-term risks to your health and that of your family? You have read earlier that to drink healthy water you need an ultra fine water filter and a water ioniser for oxygen-rich drinking water. An ultra fine water filter to stop the increasing environmental pollution yourself and stop waiting for better central water treatment plants from the water utilities.
Is low-oxygen drinking water bad for you?

For 80%, you are a water being and you also grew in amniotic fluid from the first cell until your birth. The water from a water ioniser has the same structure as amniotic fluid. It contains much more energy to support your body. Especially as we get older and want to combat acidification. A water ioniser lowers the percentage of acid substances (yellow), possibly partly solid acid substances (red) and restores the percentage of water (blue).

As long as you keep drinking oxygen-poor tap (or mineral or spring) water, you cannot reverse the downward trend. By not having a good ultra-fine water filter, you run the risk of environmental pollution in your body. A third of Dutch people die of cancer and surely you want to get ahead of this by stopping all medical raw materials, chemicals, microplastics, nanoplastics and asbestos nano particles?
Is tap water bad for you? when it meets all standards?
Of course, the 65 individual quality standards are there for a reason. However, we do not know whether tap water that meets each of the individual standards is healthy. For example, if 30 standards are just approaching the limit value, these 30 together can still result in unhealthy drinking water. We would be happy to advise you on transitioning from tap water to pure drinking water.
And is environmental pollution more likely to increase or decrease over the next 20 years? We don't know. The question Is tap water bad for you? we cannot answer for 30 or 40 years, because we do not know the long-term effects of environmental pollution on our health.