Cancer Risk from drinking Chlorinated Water



Recently I shared this information and someone who thought he knew what he was talking about disputed it.  Unfortunately, people like that do not know, what they do not know.

Their blinders are on unfortunately and if you think about the facts - this is a published report.

So taking that as being a stated fact  - you really do not want to be drinking water with chlorine.  You can't argue with that statement.  There is an alternative that has published material.

Heaps of information about water on my website


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