The Importance of Drinking Water Quality

Water, H 2 O (- * H +++ OH - hydrogen and hydroxide ion These ions are involved in many important biochemical reactions, Ann Chistensen, Arizona BioNetwork). The cornerstone of the most basic and most needed life. Since there is no way without it, it is also the most important thing. If all the fossil fuels in the world run out tomorrow, we can do it in different ways, but if the water is used up tomorrow. We will have many problems. Without water, there will be life on this planet.

Drinking water is an important source of trace elements in the body. Therefore, the quality of drinking water has a great influence on people's health and lifespan. This study aimed to study the relationship between water quality of drinking water and human health and lifespan. Mayan City, Hunan Province, China, was selected as the study area. Collect drinking water and hair from local people over a hundred years old and analyze the chemical composition. Drinking water is weakly alkaline and rich in essential trace elements. The daily intake of Ca, Cu, Fe, Se, and Sr in Mayan resident drinking water is far greater than the average daily intake of domestic drinking water and water. Nickel and lead in drinking water have a positive correlation with nickel and lead of hair. There is a significant correlation of 0.01 level between Cu, K and Ba, Ca, Mg, Sr in drinking water.

Impact of drinking water quality on people's health and longevity - Case study of Mayan city in Hunan province

DEP's 2016 Drinking Water Supply and Quality Report contains important information on nearly half of the state's population of drinking water. This report is based on New York State Health Law and National Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) national primary drinking water regulations. This requires all drinking water suppliers to provide water supply and explanation of their water quality to the public. DEP reports in 2016 that our drinking water quality is still high and meets or exceeds all state and federal drinking water standards.

The WHO has developed a series of water quality guidelines, including safe use of drinking water, drainage, and a safe entertainment water environment. Since 2004, the water quality guidelines for drinking water include a water safety program to identify and prevent risks before water pollution. Since 2014, WHO has tested household water purification products on WHO health-based performance standards through the World Health Organization's "plan" to assess household water purification technology. The purpose of this program is to ensure that the product protects users from pathogens causing diarrheal diseases and to support national-level policies, regulatory and monitoring mechanisms to support the proper use and consistent proper use of such products It is to strengthen.