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If you or your family members experience frequent stomach infections, loose motions, bloating, or unexplained digestive discomfort, you are not alone. Generally you your family focus on food hygiene and lifestyle habits, but one you often ignore — drinking water quality. The human body contains approximately 60 percent water. We assume that if it looks clear and tastes fine, it must be safe. However, people who experience repeated stomach infections are often linked to invisible contaminants in water, which hidden from the naked eye. Why Do Stomach Infections Keep Coming Back? Natural stomach issues are common, but when you feel repeated infections usually point to a continuous exposure source. In many households, that source turns out to be daily drinking water. Even treated or supplied water can become contaminated due…

Clean and safe drinking water is requirement for daily health and hygiene. However, in many regions, households dependent on water sources that may contain imbalanced Total Dissolved Solids (TDS), residual chlorine, sediments, or other impurities. One important point to understand is that water does not always look contaminated. Even clear looking water can sometimes contain elements that affect quality over time. This guide explains common signs that may indicate drinking water quality issues, how they can influence everyday wellbeing, and why many households consider water purification solutions based on their local water conditions. 1. Unusual Smell in Drinking Water A noticeable or unpleasant odor can sometimes indicate changes in water quality. Common smells include: Sulfur or rotten-egg smell: May be linked to hydrogen sulfide in certain water sources Chlorine-like odor:…