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SEPINIA WATER PROPERTIES
When
drinking Sepinia water the light
elements and salts contained
within it immediately offer a sense
of well-being and fine taste as
to allow for rapid organic
assimilation of calcium, potassium,
magnesium and silicon. Virtuous
elements such as silicon, bicarbonate
and selenium, combined with a
low sodium content, properly
balanced, guarantee a reinvigorating
effect which makes Sepinia
highly indicated for youngsters
and athletes. Sepinia mineral
water favours diuresis and excretion
of uric acid; it also induces
kidney stone elimination. It
is recommended for problems related
to water-balance disorders and
ailments of the delicate but
often altered cellular growth
process. Sepinia is also
indicated in case of excessive
skin sweat as per recent test
analysis confirmed by renowned
Italian hydrologists. Besides
daily beneficial qualities, Sepinia
also offers fine digestive properties.
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Low
salinity index
A
low salinity index with the right balance
of mineral salts means lightness, better
digestion and diuresis.
The
right amount of calcium
The right amount of calcium
helps to prevent brittle bone disease (osteoporosis)
in women and is highly indicated in children’s
diet.
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Indicated
in a low sodium diet
A low sodium content
is recommended in case of high blood
pressure (hypertension); this water helps
to maintain proper water balance while eliminating
uric acid.
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Low
nitrate content
Mineral water for children and pregnant
mothers should
not exceed 10 mg per
litre of nitrate as recommended
by
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Calcic bicarbonate
Our
organism’s capacity
to metabolise food and eliminate non
useful substances is facilitated by
the presence of calcic bicarbonate
which contributes to proper digestive
functions.
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Sepinia
leaves a patinated but distinct
and robust taste to the palate. It
combines well with the Mediterranean
cuisine, greens and vegetables,
salads as well as pasta and simple
dishes. It can also be served
with simple traditional sweets. Sepinia’s
flavour is also tied to the ancient
products of the land as well as
the customs and traditions of the
Molise people. Ever since
the Roman period water has been
associated with bread and in the
last centuries with pasta, the
latter also of ancient origins. |
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