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What are the risks drinking the spring's water?
IF the water has been purified, very few risks. Drinking directly from the spring, the water may contain organisms (bacteria, parasites, etc.) that can make you sick.
What are the risks of drinking spring water?
IF the water has been purified, very few risks. Drinking directly from the spring, the water may contain organisms (bacteria, parasites, etc.) that can make you sick.
What are the risks of drinking the spring?
IF the water has been purified, very few risks. Drinking directly from the spring, the water may contain organisms (bacteria, parasites, etc.) that can make you sick.
How can you avoid the risks of binge drinking?
The risks of binge drinking can easily be avoided by simply not binge drinking.
Can you boil fluoride out of water?
No, but at the levels used in drinking water, there are no demonstrated health risks from just leaving it there.
What are the risks of drinking to much green tea?
Hyperhydrosis Is not due to the tea, but the water used in the tea. It's basically the opposite of dehydration. There is too much water in your blood, your brain swells, and you die.
what chemical is used by humans to kill bacteria in drinking water and it can be source of cancer?
You think probable to chlorine or Cl derivatives; but the risks were exaggerated by mass media.
What are the risks of drinking heavily after prostate surgery?
Aside from the normal risks involved with heavy drinking, heavy alcohol consumption may result in a slowed healing/recoery time, and may increase the risk of infection.
What are risks of drinking milk if lactose intolerant?
Most likely you will throw up.
Are there health risks attached to drinking well water which has been softened?
Not if it was done properly by a well technician.Not if it was done properly by a well technician.
Definition of unclean drinking water?
Drinking water that is not clean
Is Gastroenteritis in your drinking water?
Yes. Gastoenteritis is in our drinking water.
