Heavy Metals in Water Test

Heavy metals found in water include antimony, arsenic, cadmium, chromium, copper, lead, manganese, mercury, selenium and zinc. These heavy metals can make their way into water sources through naturally-occurring deposits or industrial and agricultural activities.

Trace quantities of some of these metals  can be healthy, but an accumulation of these metals in water  are toxic to the human body. Consumption of well water or city water that contains these metals has been found to increase a person’s risk of organ damage or cancer. Autoimmune illnesses, arthritis, kidney disease and nervous system damage can also occur, depending on which of these metals is found in a water supply.

In children, exposure to heavy metals can result in lowered IQ, learning disabilities, behavioral problems, impaired growth and anemia. Protect your family from health problems by detecting heavy metals in your water supply today.