Drinking water does more than just quenching the thirst; it performs several vital functions in the body. But, however, the impacts of climate change, man-made industrial discharges, and pollution drastically affect the quality of water we drink. 

Consuming such contaminated water can lead to health diseases. Recent research also shows that the prolonged consumption of these low-quality water causes serious and fatal damage to our health including cancer, renal failure, stomach disorders, liver disorders, ulcers, diarrhea, ageing, metabolic, neurological, cardiovascular, and inflammatory diseases. Therefore it is important to check the quality of water before use.