Kuyalnik - mineral water resort Kuyalnik .
It has been used as a healing and table water since 1834. It is extracted from the Upper Sarmatian aquifer, located over a 300-kilometer route through the pores of limestone. The source is protected from surface waters by a 12-meter layer of clay, which ensures the constancy of its natural chemical composition and high purity. [one]
Content
Industrial Spill
The composition of the water was fully investigated at the beginning of the 20th century, after which industrial bottling began.
For industrial spill, water is extracted from the Upper Sarmatian aquifer from a depth of 75 m. Bottling from a well takes place directly on the territory of the Kuyalnik Mineral Water Plant, which allows it to withstand the main requirement when spilling natural water - preserving its composition and properties in accordance with water extracted from wells ", according to DSTU 878-93. [2]
On the territory of the resort Kuyalnik there is also a FURNITURE. Water is supplied from a well with a depth of 90 m and has been used in balneotherapy since 1890. Kuyalnik mineral water belongs to the group of low-mineralized therapeutic table sodium-chloride waters of Mirgorod type.
The total mineralization of the mineral water of the Resort Kuyalnik - 3.1g / l; its acidity (pH) is 6.5 (i.e. is neutral).
Healing Properties
The main mechanism of action of sodium chloride Kuyalnik mineral water is its stimulating effect on the secretion and motility of the stomach, intestines, biliary system and pancreas.
Kuyalnik mineral water stimulates the secretion of intestinal hormones - gastrin, secretin and cholecystokinin, which enhance the formation and secretion of digestive juices involved in the breakdown of proteins, fats and carbohydrates. The mechanism of action of sodium chloride water is caused not only by its direct influence on the glandular and motor apparatus of the digestive organs, but also by the effect on neurohumoral processes that increase the trophic function of the stomach and intestines, activating enzyme formation.
Due to the low mineralization of water, chemical ingredients of it enter the general bloodstream much faster (as compared to waters of medium and high mineralization), they reach the synaptic formations of the vegetative ganglia and correlate the transmission of nervous excitement. As a result, under the influence of sodium chloride water, the metabolism in tissues is stimulated, the activity of the cerebral cortex and subcortical centers is improved.
Kuyalnik mineral water is effective in diseases of the hepatobiliary system, as it enhances cholera formation and bile secretion, improves the physico-chemical properties of bile, normalizes pigment and protein exchanges.
Under the action of sodium chloride waters, hydrocortisone and its derivatives are released into the blood, the body’s immunological reactivity improves, and the autoimmune processes are reduced, which contributes to the elimination of inflammatory processes in the body.
Medical indications for use
- chronic gastritis with low acid-forming function of the stomach in the stage of extinguishing exacerbation, unstable and stable remission;
- chronic gastritis with preserved acid-forming function of the stomach in the stage of extinguishing exacerbation, unstable and stable remission;
- chronic non-calculous cholecystitis in the stage of fading exacerbation, unstable and stable remission;
- chronic pyelonephritis in a stage of unstable and stable remission;
- conditions involving the oppression of nonspecific adaptation reactions;
- postcholecystectomy syndrome;
- chronic pancreatitis with exocrine insufficiency;
- functional diseases of the stomach and duodenum (duodenum) with symptoms of hypotonic dyskinesia;
- biliary dyskinesia and gallbladder;
- irritable bowel syndrome (without diarrhea);
- fatty hepatosis;
- benign hyperbilirubinemia.
Contraindications for use
- chronic type B gastritis with increased acid-forming function of the stomach;
- acute hepatitis in the stage of pronounced activity;
- peptic ulcer and duodenal ulcer (duodenal ulcer), erosion of the stomach and duodenum;
- acute and subacute pancreatitis;
- cholangitis;
- chronic enteritis and colitis in the severe exacerbation stage;
- postgastrectomy disorders;
- Crohn's disease;
- nonspecific ulcerative colitis;
- malignant diseases of the digestive system. [3]