Polluted Water Could Damage the Endocrine System

Contaminated water used for drinking purposes, could damage the endocrine system, which could lead to a host of other health problems. Therefore, drinking water from domestic supplies can pose less risk to public health.

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Water contamination - a huge threat to human health. Contaminated groundwater contains various types of harmful chemicals. Drinking contaminated water can damage the endocrine system. Also, adversely affects the environment and ecosystem of rivers. Drinking water from domestic supplies can keep you safe.

Polluted Water Could Damage the Endocrine System

Endocrine system could be damaged by contaminated water supply. Contaminated groundwater contains various types of harmful chemicals, which could lead to a host of other health problems. However, drinking water from domestic supplies can poses low risk to public health. Read More

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