Digestive system

The Digestive tract means is a complex system of organs in charge to ingest, digest and expel the food, so that it is possible to transform the substances introduced in just as many forms of energy, useful to keep the entire body alive and on the move.
Because of its inherent complexity and the numerous functions performed by the various organs that compose it, the digestive system may be subject to numerous malfunctions, among which the most common are dyspepsia (i.e. the difficulty in digesting the food introduced), gastritis, due to the excessive production of gastric juices and colitis, known as inflammation of the final section of the intestine.
Through the adoption of thermal treatments, it is possible to come to a complete remission of symptoms associated with the aforementioned disorders, leveraging the therapeutic properties present in certain mineral water, whose action purifies the body and counteracts the inflammations of the digestive tract.
In particular, a constant ingestion of salt, bicarbonate and sulphate water helps the body to regulate the production of gastric acid, going to reduce the sense of bloating and constant indigestion that goes with each daily meal, having also a soothing action toward the gastric and intestinal mucosa.