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Is your local swimming pool toxic? 🏊‍♂️  Let's find out... For those who aren't aware, many public and private pools commonly use chlorine to kill bad bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms that can cause infections and certain illnesses. While this is good, chlorine is also toxic to your health if it gets into your body. If you swim in a pool treated with chlorine long enough, your skin will absorb some of the chlorine, which can lead to problems such as messing with the microbiome of your body, skin irritations, other skin problems, thyroid problems, and other various health issues like cancer. Because of this, you want to limit your exposure to chlorine - but that's hard to do if you're swimming in pool water treated with chlorine. So, let's see how toxic it is to swim in chlorine-treated pools! 🌊  After using an EPA-approved test to check out the chlorine levels in a community swimming pool, it was shocking! 😳   For the test, I dipped my testing strip in the pool water and used the chlorine test to determine how much chlorine my skin would absorb if I swam in the water. Here are the results: 👉 After grabbing fresh pool water and taking a measurement according to the instructions the chlorine level is about 0.4-0.6 ppm (on the low side of normal so that is good). 👉 I then put my hand in the fresh pool water sample for 30 seconds... 👉 I immediately took another reading and the levels dropped to about 0.1 ppm.  Therefore, it is likely that most of the chlorine in the water is being absorbed and or reacting with the skin on your body (~80% of the chlorine)! Yuck!! So when it comes to keeping you and your kids safe this summer, here is what you can do to limit the toxic exposure to chlorine: ✅ Take a shower before you get in the pool (this will lower disinfection byproducts (DBP's) on your skin). ✅ Put coconut oil on your skin to act as a natural barrier. ✅ Limit how long you are in the water so chlorine doesn't have as much time to get absorbed by your skin and build up in your body. ✅ Limit the frequency you are swimming in pools (maybe 1X a week or less). ✅ Shower with soap and water immediately after you leave the pool. These steps aren't perfect, but they will limit the chlorine exposure you end up with - which is good! 🙌  #swimmingpool #chlorine #cleanwater #biohacking #nontoxicliving
Is your local swimming pool toxic? 🏊‍♂️ Let's find out... For those who aren't aware, many public and private pools commonly use chlorine to kill bad bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms that can cause infections and certain illnesses. While this is good, chlorine is also toxic to your health if it gets into your body. If you swim in a pool treated with chlorine long enough, your skin will absorb some of the chlorine, which can lead to problems such as messing with the microbiome of your body, skin irritations, other skin problems, thyroid problems, and other various health issues like cancer. Because of this, you want to limit your exposure to chlorine - but that's hard to do if you're swimming in pool water treated with chlorine. So, let's see how toxic it is to swim in chlorine-treated pools! 🌊 After using an EPA-approved test to check out the chlorine levels in a community swimming pool, it was shocking! 😳 For the test, I dipped my testing strip in the pool water and used the chlorine test to determine how much chlorine my skin would absorb if I swam in the water. Here are the results: 👉 After grabbing fresh pool water and taking a measurement according to the instructions the chlorine level is about 0.4-0.6 ppm (on the low side of normal so that is good). 👉 I then put my hand in the fresh pool water sample for 30 seconds... 👉 I immediately took another reading and the levels dropped to about 0.1 ppm. Therefore, it is likely that most of the chlorine in the water is being absorbed and or reacting with the skin on your body (~80% of the chlorine)! Yuck!! So when it comes to keeping you and your kids safe this summer, here is what you can do to limit the toxic exposure to chlorine: ✅ Take a shower before you get in the pool (this will lower disinfection byproducts (DBP's) on your skin). ✅ Put coconut oil on your skin to act as a natural barrier. ✅ Limit how long you are in the water so chlorine doesn't have as much time to get absorbed by your skin and build up in your body. ✅ Limit the frequency you are swimming in pools (maybe 1X a week or less). ✅ Shower with soap and water immediately after you leave the pool. These steps aren't perfect, but they will limit the chlorine exposure you end up with - which is good! 🙌 #swimmingpool #chlorine #cleanwater #biohacking #nontoxicliving

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