Wayne Yankus
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Q:
Have swimming pool owners of salt water pools noticed a difference in skin and ear infections in their child users from the traditional chlorine pools
Salt water pools have become the newest item in home pools. Maintenance is different but temperatures remain the same and they collect rain water. pediatricians may have noticed fewer skin issues this year from swimming. Is it the pool change?
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Physical Health
> 60 days ago
Answers (1)
Yes, I really think it is the pool change because observations have been made that people who live near the sea show lower risk of being infected with a skin disease. Moreover, when one attracts a skin disease, the disease heals faster if the person takes regular baths in the sea so I think that salt does good in healing skin diseases.
> 60 days ago
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