The Undiluted Truth About Drinking Water From: The Undiluted Truth About Drinking Water 1993

1. Why is water quality important?

Access to clean drinking water is essential for good health. Our bodies need about two and a half litres of water a day. Water transports nutrients throughout the body, aids in the elimination of waste and helps maintain the delicate electrolytic balance within cells.

But the water we drink must be clean; water that is contaminated with chemicals or microorganisms could damage our health.  

Index

1. Why is water quality important?
2. How does drinking water become contaminated?
3. How serious are the risks?
4. What are the consequences of drinking contaminated water?
5. So, how can I be sure that my drinking water is pure?
6. Tell me more about the Guidelines.
7. How are the Guidelines developed?
8. Why are the MAC levels set so low?
9. Where do the Guidelines apply?
10. How do the Guidelines help to protect my health?
11. How can I know whether my drinking water meets the standards set out in the Guidelines?
12. Should I be concerned if my drinking water does not measure up to the standard set by the Guidelines in all respects?
13. What precautions should I take with my drinking water at home?
14. Should I use a water filter or otherwise treat my drinking water at home?

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