Did you know that worldwide, 80%of all infectious disease may be water related?
Did you know that diarrhea diseases traced to contaminated water kill approximately 2million children and cause about 90 million episodes of illness worldwide each year?
What diseases are commonly caused by waste water?
Septic tank systems are the largest of all contributors of waster water to the ground and are the most frequently reported sources of groundwater contamination in the United States, Bacteria, viruses, and parasites (including worms and protozoan's) are the types of pathogens in waste water that are hazardous to humans. Fungi that can cause skin, eye, and respiratory infections also grow in sewage and sewage sludge. These bacteria and viruses may be transported very rapidly and could contaminate nearby drinking water supplies or recreational surface water.
Bacterial are microscopic organism that are responsible for several waste water related diseases, including typhoid, paratyphoid, bacillary dysentery, gastroenteritis, and cholera. Most infect the stomach and intestinal tract and can cause symptoms like headache, diarrhea (sometimes with blood)abdominal cramps, fever, nausea and vomiting. Depending on the bacteria involved, symptoms can being in hours to several days after ingestion.
Viruses can't multiply outside their host, and waste water is a hostile environment for them. But enough viruses survive in water to make people sick. Hepatitis A, polio and viral gastroenteritis are a few of the disease that can be contracted from viruses in waste water.
HIV IS NOT TRANSMITTED THOUGH WASTE WATER CONTACT;
The types of parasites found in waste water include protozoans and parasitic worms .When people drink water contaminated with protozoans ,they can multiply inside the body and cause mild to severe diarrhea. Another protozoan is the cause of amebiosis, also known as amebic dysentery. Parasitic worms can also dwell in untreated sewage. Tapeworms and roundworms are the most common types found in the U.S Their eggs are found in untreated waste water and can be ingested.
Children and the elderly are the most significantly affected groups of waste water related diseases. The reason is that most of the diseases cause severe dehydration.
How can I prevent these Diseases?
Preventing potentially harmful substances from polluting water in the first place is always the best strategy for protecting health and the environment and preserving valuable water resources for community use and recreation.
The following suggestions may help avoid waste water contamination;
Ø Regularly inspect, pump and maintain your septic tank system.
Ø Conserve water in you home.
Ø Redirect surface water flow away from your septic system.
Ø Do not drive vehicles or heavy equipment over the septic system
Ø Plant a greenbelt (grassy strip or small, short rooted vegetation) between your septic and the shoreline
How can I tell if contaminants are reaching the water?
Look for these symptoms to determine if waste from your septic tank system is reaching surface water;
Ø Excessive weed or algae growth in the water near your shore. Nutrients leaking from Septic tank system could be major causes of this type of growth.
Ø Unpleasant odors, soggy soil, or liquid waste flow over the land surface. These symptoms often indicate failure of the system and need for repairing, expanding or replacing the absorption field.
Ø Health department test results indicate the presence of biological contamination. The test may show the presence of harmful bacteria in the water. Although wastes from septic system are not the only source of these contamination they are likely suspects.
With SUPER SEPTIC ORGANICO Smarter, Easier and greener
SOON AFTER USE;
Ø No more odors
Ø No more bacteria organism that are responsible for several waste water related diseases, including typhoid, paratyphoid, bacillary dysentery, gastroenteritis, and cholera.
Ø Solid water is liquefied.
Ø Pit takes longer to fill
Ø Clean liquid flows through the ground without contaminating the ground water.
Thanking you in anticipation in advance en hoping to read from you soon..
Yours In Business
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Mboya
Pangani Street, Plot No. 840
ARUSHA
Tel/Fax: +255 272548369 / 2725488367
Cell: +255 784-319698 / 715 319 698/767 319 698
Skype: john.mboya2
email_cpawol@yahoo.com
Did you know that diarrhea diseases traced to contaminated water kill approximately 2million children and cause about 90 million episodes of illness worldwide each year?
What diseases are commonly caused by waste water?
Septic tank systems are the largest of all contributors of waster water to the ground and are the most frequently reported sources of groundwater contamination in the United States, Bacteria, viruses, and parasites (including worms and protozoan's) are the types of pathogens in waste water that are hazardous to humans. Fungi that can cause skin, eye, and respiratory infections also grow in sewage and sewage sludge. These bacteria and viruses may be transported very rapidly and could contaminate nearby drinking water supplies or recreational surface water.
Bacterial are microscopic organism that are responsible for several waste water related diseases, including typhoid, paratyphoid, bacillary dysentery, gastroenteritis, and cholera. Most infect the stomach and intestinal tract and can cause symptoms like headache, diarrhea (sometimes with blood)abdominal cramps, fever, nausea and vomiting. Depending on the bacteria involved, symptoms can being in hours to several days after ingestion.
Viruses can't multiply outside their host, and waste water is a hostile environment for them. But enough viruses survive in water to make people sick. Hepatitis A, polio and viral gastroenteritis are a few of the disease that can be contracted from viruses in waste water.
HIV IS NOT TRANSMITTED THOUGH WASTE WATER CONTACT;
The types of parasites found in waste water include protozoans and parasitic worms .When people drink water contaminated with protozoans ,they can multiply inside the body and cause mild to severe diarrhea. Another protozoan is the cause of amebiosis, also known as amebic dysentery. Parasitic worms can also dwell in untreated sewage. Tapeworms and roundworms are the most common types found in the U.S Their eggs are found in untreated waste water and can be ingested.
Children and the elderly are the most significantly affected groups of waste water related diseases. The reason is that most of the diseases cause severe dehydration.
How can I prevent these Diseases?
Preventing potentially harmful substances from polluting water in the first place is always the best strategy for protecting health and the environment and preserving valuable water resources for community use and recreation.
The following suggestions may help avoid waste water contamination;
Ø Regularly inspect, pump and maintain your septic tank system.
Ø Conserve water in you home.
Ø Redirect surface water flow away from your septic system.
Ø Do not drive vehicles or heavy equipment over the septic system
Ø Plant a greenbelt (grassy strip or small, short rooted vegetation) between your septic and the shoreline
How can I tell if contaminants are reaching the water?
Look for these symptoms to determine if waste from your septic tank system is reaching surface water;
Ø Excessive weed or algae growth in the water near your shore. Nutrients leaking from Septic tank system could be major causes of this type of growth.
Ø Unpleasant odors, soggy soil, or liquid waste flow over the land surface. These symptoms often indicate failure of the system and need for repairing, expanding or replacing the absorption field.
Ø Health department test results indicate the presence of biological contamination. The test may show the presence of harmful bacteria in the water. Although wastes from septic system are not the only source of these contamination they are likely suspects.
With SUPER SEPTIC ORGANICO Smarter, Easier and greener
SOON AFTER USE;
Ø No more odors
Ø No more bacteria organism that are responsible for several waste water related diseases, including typhoid, paratyphoid, bacillary dysentery, gastroenteritis, and cholera.
Ø Solid water is liquefied.
Ø Pit takes longer to fill
Ø Clean liquid flows through the ground without contaminating the ground water.
Thanking you in anticipation in advance en hoping to read from you soon..
Yours In Business
----------------------
Mboya
Pangani Street, Plot No. 840
ARUSHA
Tel/Fax: +255 272548369 / 2725488367
Cell: +255 784-319698 / 715 319 698/767 319 698
Skype: john.mboya2
email_cpawol@yahoo.com