Chlorine, Cancer, and Heart Disease

11-19-2011 • lewrockwell.com/Edward Group

The addition of chlorine to our drinking water began in the late 1800s and by 1904 was the standard in water treatment, and for the most part remains so today. We don’t use chlorine because it’s the safest or even the most effective means of disinfec

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