Not now Dear Suraj Shah. But I am thinking to collect it from my own city in the near future.
Most drinking water is not “pure”, and I have heard that pure distilled water is not healthy, as the nutrients in the body are adsorbed into the ultra clean water. I have also heard that some of the healthiest water might be the milky water from glaciers, and others say slightly alkaline is best. I with respond back when in computer with USFS publication on drinking water from forests and grasslands. It addresses many aspects of drinking water, especially from surface sources. I have had good fortune in a few instances to sample quality drinking water from groundwater sources and springs in select areas. But our current well is dominated by iron bacteria, and is treated for home use, with last treatment is reverse osmosis. Even people with quality sources of water may find temporary issues to deal with, as sources of continuous excellent quality drinking water may be hard to find. Unfortunately, many peoples deal with near continuous sources of poor or questionable quality. A story told us by the Water Mission was that children used to drinking turbid water, were afraid to drink clarified and filtered water at first. They believed water for drinking was not clear. It is a good question. We take drinking water for granted.
Hi Sami Ullah
This is somewhat an odd question. Can you be more specific as to why you're asking it?
Sure Francois sir.
Even the water I myself drink daily is not pure according to current scientific evidence.
But as if we look to old ages people or our ancestors used to drink standing water from pools. The same place from which Animals too drank water. And it used to be rain water.
I believe it's an odd question. Sorry for that. As per we concern only few percent of people have access to pure drinking water as prescribed by current scientific experts.
Sami, about your statement "But as if we look to old ages people or our ancestors used to drink standing water from pools. The same place from which Animals too drank water. And it used to be rain water."
The link between population health and drinking water quality is, in my opinion, clearly stablished. And although people can become inmune to SOME infectious diseases developing its inmunological system, an habitual situation in most of the world and related to digestive illness that affect traveling people, in other cases there are not this inmune response, so that the general health situation in places with low quality drinking water is bad
Sami Ullah dear, please let me know when you are planning to collect .I am thinking of doinf for my city.
My original response was somehow lost. We drink from well water after treatment with resin bed and Reverse Osmosis. Most people in vicinity are on wells or city water.
Here is a response I made on another question that may be helpful, and I also follow up with a publication that may be helpful on drinking water from forests and grasslands.
You might contact Water Mission in Charleston, SC, USA, unsure of the extent of their influence to your area, but a Christian water and sanitation mission to welcoming countries, communities. This is a long term solution, and also based on their ability to respond as primarily voluntary, charitable organization.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_Missions_International
Water contamination can come in various forms, so clay pots or ceramic water filters like hikers use may not be enough, but certainly helpful. I will try to add publication on drinking water from forests and grasslands when I get to computer files. ATTACHED
yes but why r u asking any study analysis. if you are collecting the information means you collect the regional wise and find the region where have good water and where the places contaminated high with some date collection too
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