Swedish research: Disinfection of drinking water produces toxic by-products • Water News Europe

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1. Who carried out such research?  When?? Where?? Our company has been involved with the production of potable water since 1993 in numerous countries around the world. With the help of at least five universities we have performed in depth analysis on  water we have treated. By filtering previously treated water( where a 100% organic, biodegradable solution was used) at 4 microns and then using high power Ultra Violet radiation - UV - we have achieved excellent results with no harmful by-products of such systems ever discovered. Water itself can be extremely harmful to humans if too much is consumed over a short period and can cause death. Foolish publications such as that which I have just read can be harmful and not factual.

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   1. As written in the article the study is conducted by Linkoping University in Sweden. 

   2. The link to the scientific study is included in the article. See: http://liu.diva-portal.org/smash/get/diva2:1305367/FULLTEXT02.pdf

2. Duh!, you think? Appreciate not calling this "scientific". If somehow they did then ::: ( cutting edge research on what will happen to plate glass when hit with  a large hammer). need we go on?

    

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   1. This is the link to the study.  http://liu.​diva-portal.org/​smash/get/diva2:​1305367/​FULLTEXT02.​pdf 
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