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Step 1: Test Your Water Quality
Before you can address any underlying issues, its best to first get a good understanding of what’s in your water. Conduct a home drinking water quality test to find out what you’re working with, and what needs to be dealt with.
Step 2: Consider Your Needs
Safe water is essential. For some folks, like pregnant women, infants, and those with underlying health concerns, this is even more important. Consider your unique needs while consulting the results from your water quality test.
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Do You Know What’s in Your Water?
Nitrates/Nitrites
Risk of dangerous blood disorder called methemoglobinemia.
Arsenic
Long-term can cause cancer, high blood pressure, heart disease, and neurological issues
Fluoride
Often added to water during treatment. Possible risk of cancer and skeletal fluorosis.
Aluminum
Large amounts can affect kidney and liver function
Bacteria & Viruses
Pose threat of waterborne illness if water is not properly purified.
Chloramine
Used during water treatment. Leaves residual taste and smell in water.
Chlorine
Used to disinfect water but leaves a distinct taste and smell.
Lead
Consumption of lead in water can lead to high blood pressure and kidney damage.
