Elements that inside water

Aluminum sulfate: that is added to elucidate water, has long been associated with memory loss, possibly Alzheimer’s disease and is supposed to increase cardiovascular disease. Sodium fluoride: this is not a water treatment and was initially added as a supplement to 'unassumingly' prevent tooth decay5 in children. Its toxicity is high enough that in larger concentrations can be used as a insect killer and rat murderer. In humans it can be damaging to the heart, lungs, liver, cause hereditary mutations and have extended term negative effects on enzyme manufacture and the efficiency of the immune system. In the medical encyclopedia and vocabulary by Miller-Keane, under fluoridation it refers that slight excesses of fluoride are poisonous and it can cause dental fluoroscopic (mottled discoloration of teeth) and when you look up further down under fluoroscopic, you can see clearly the irony of the system an enamel hyperglycemia resulting from prolonged ingestion of drinking water contain high levels of fluoride". Tests carried out in Victoria in 1976 by the State Water Supply Commission indicated that fluoride is involved in the corrosion of the copper pipes, which causes more poisons leakage into the water. Copper at certain concentrations affects the uptake of essential zinc in the body and can bring on abdomen pain, nausea and diarrhea. Newer workplace blocks and high stories building are more risky, as taps are not regularly used, leaving fluoridated water standing in the copper pipes for longer periods of times, consequently allowing corrosion. As the debate about the safety of fluoride continuous, countries such as Switzerland, Belgium, Holland, Germany and Sweden have ended its use due to its possible health hazard. lead: is another chemical ingredient found in the water that imposes risks to the nervous, circulatory and digestive systems. It is a generator, a substance known to cause physical defects in the developing embryo. Chronic exposure, even in small doses, may have solemn implications to your well being. Symptoms to be wary of are tetchiness, nervousness, weight loss, anemia, stomach cramps, constipation and mental depression. The main source of lead in the water is the plumbing and its corrosion. The list of chemicals continues: sodium fluoride slurry, sulfuric acid, sodium hypocrite solution, calcium oxide, silt, rust, algae, debris, larvae, asbestos (mostly from corroding cement pipe lines), pesticides, herbicides, fertilizers (from agricultural run offs), molds, fungi, industrial waste, toxic metals, amoebas, clay and silica have all found their way into the water. As if this is not enough, chemical reactions of the different constituents in our drinking chemical and sewage cocktail make things even worse.
Nitrates from fertilizers when brought in contact with chlorine and ammonia, can turn into nitrites. Nitrites once inside the body combine with mines and form minestrone which are highly carcinogenic. Nitrites can interfere with oxygen uptake and since babies are specifically sensitive to this feature you could not fail to see a possible link between blue baby syndrome and the nitrite factor. According to studies by the state of California, women who drink tap water have twice as many miscarriages and birth defects as those who have filtering devises or are drinking bottled water. Five studies arrived to the same conclusion, according to State Health, Director Kenneth Kaiser. This connection now is such a common knowledge that it even appeared as a transitory comment during the movie 'ONE THOUSAND ACRES'.