Arsenic The public’s
greatest exposure to arsenic is via drinking water. Long-term
exposure to arsenic via
drinking water causes cancer of the skin, lungs, urinary
bladder, and kidney, and causes serious skin problems.
In addition, arsenic has been reported to affect the central
and peripheral nervous systems, as well as heart and blood
vessels. It has been associated with the development of
diabetes, and it also may cause birth defects and reproductive
problems.
Heath Effects of Water-based Pollutants In today's world, it is increasingly more
important to understand the dangers in our lives. This
page presents detailed information about the health effects
of water pollution. It includes a list of chemicals, pesticides
and herbicides and explanations of the effects of lead,
mercury, endocrine disruptors, asbestos and MTBE. Plus,
you can download our Health Effects of Water Pollution
Guide for FREE!
Water is Essential for Life Water helps keep your muscles and skin toned, assists
in weight loss, transports oxygen and nutrients to cells, eliminates
toxins and wastes from the body, and regulates body temperature.
Drinking refreshing, clean water plays a major role in reducing
the risk of certain diseases.
State of the Industry Whitepaper To paraphrase famed newscaster Paul Harvey:
There really is a drinking water problem in America. There
really is a fabulous solution to the drinking water quality
problem in your community. The Multi-Pure® Drinking Water
System really is a product that can make a difference in
the lives of the people you know.
Water Pollution in the News In this section, we will post news articles about a
variety of water pollution-related subjects. Make sure that
you stop by routinely to find the latest information on how
communities are reacting to water pollution, the current status
of water infrastructure in the United States and the ongoing
battle to provide clean, healthy water.
