Chlorine
is used almost universally in the treatment of our public water
supplies because of its toxic effect on harmful bacteria and other
waterborne, disease-causing organisms. There is growing evidence
that chlorine in our water supply may actually pose serious health
risks when it is absorbed into the human body over a long period
of time.
Chlorine
is used almost universally in the treatment of our public water
supplies because of its toxic effect on harmful bacteria and other
waterborne, disease-causing organisms. There is growing evidence
that chlorine in our water supply may actually pose serious health
risks when it is absorbed into the human body over a long period
of time.