i'm american, and when i lived in the US i never noticed the chlorine in the water. it just tasted like water to me

but i moved away, and now whenever i come back to visit, it's totally overpowering 

i can even smell the chlorine on my skin from my shower this morning

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yes! my eczema flares up on almost every trip to the US (though usually I think of it as a stress rash rather than a water thing.... but maybe it's a water thing!)

Same, every time I visit the US for a few weeks (especially the west coast?) my eczema comes back, I get more plaque between my front teeth, and of course water is always a chore to drink. All those things aren't an issue in Canada.

I remember learning that bees are attracted to the smell of chlorine, which totally makes sense to me now.

curious to test the effects on my body

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I feel you, i lived outside US till 16, then when i moved to back the water was just weird… also, my hair is more drier as well here