A study found 70% of public jacuzzis contain dangerous bacteria like E. coli and Staphylococcus that cause skin and respiratory infections. Chlorine irritates skin and eyes, and unfiltered water contains fluoride that becomes fluorine when heated, a suspected carcinogen.
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After watching this, you're never going to go in a public jacuzzi again. A study published in the Journal of Water and Health found that up to 70% of public jacuzzis have unacceptable levels of bacteria. This includes E. coli, Staphylococcus, and even fungi. These germs can cause skin infections, respiratory issues, and even gastrointestinal problems, especially if you're swallowing that water. Not to mention, they're filled with chlorine that can irritate your skin, eyes, lungs, and have been linked to long-term health concerns. Keep in mind that this water typically isn't filtered, which means you have fluoride, which when boiled turns into fluorine and becomes carcinogenic. So the next time you're thinking about jumping into a hot tub with strangers, keep this in mind. If you found this helpful, make sure to share it. Comment the word email below. I'll add you to my uncensored daily email newsletter where we cover topics like this every single day.