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IDPH, State Water Survey Remind Private Well Owners to Test for Potential Contaminants - Vimarsana News

IDPH, State Water Survey Remind Private Well Owners to Test for Potential Contaminants

SPRINGFIELD and CHAMPAIGN – The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) and the Illinois State Water Survey (ISWS) are reminding Illinois private well-owners to properly maintain their wells and recommend that they test their wells for potential contaminants.

Source: wsiu.org
Valerian: Root of All Zzz's or Just Another Bedtime Story? - Vimarsana News

Valerian: Root of All Zzz's or Just Another Bedtime Story?

Several studies on valerian have been conducted in the past 50 years for indications varying from insomnia, anxiety, restless leg syndrome, headaches, and more.

5 Great Natural Substitutes for Cancer-Causing Soda - Vimarsana News

5 Great Natural Substitutes for Cancer-Causing Soda

The millions of people consuming soda daily are increasing their risk of cancer, specifically due to the carcinogenic ingredient known as caramel coloring.

Is UV Exposure Used to Treat Skin Conditions? - Vimarsana News

Is UV Exposure Used to Treat Skin Conditions?

People say tanning beds can treat psoriasis, acne, and more. Dermatologists weigh the risks and benefits of UV exposure for skin conditions.

Some in Michigan hoping to change minds about drinking water and fluoridation - Vimarsana News

Some in Michigan hoping to change minds about drinking water and fluoridation

It takes two to three hours for Kevin Villalta to filter and distill a gallon of tap water, and he says the process is as expensive as it is time-consuming. But it’s worth it, said the Lansing environmental engineer, who works for the Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy.