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Dementia Risk Linked to Nitrate in Drinking Water, Study Finds

Dementia Risk Linked to Nitrate in Drinking Water, Study Finds
Tyler Frye fills a glass with water from a faucet that dispenses water processed with reverse osmosis Monday, February 5, 2024 in Casco, Wisconsin. The reverse osmosis greatly reduces the amount of nitrates in their water. Newlyweds Tyler and Shannon Frye recently bought their brand new house and discovered their well is contaminated with high levels of nitrates. The contaminated water is a problem for the entire Kewaunee County village which has no municipal water supply. Mark Hoffman/Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Author Sofia Segal, Psychologist | MSc Clinical PNI & Health Coach
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