MINERAL ENERGY water
is extracted in the mountains from depths of the aquiferous layers at a depth of below
70m in the area of the National Park in the western part of the Carpathian Mountains
in Europe. The location of water intake is protected as it is a habitat of rare species of plants
and animals.
Water
is one of the most important and most common chemical compounds on Earth. It
constantly circulates in nature and constitutes one of geospheres (the
hydrosphere). Water occupies more than 2/3 of the Earth’s surface and it
is present in the Earth's crust (holard) as well as in the form
of steam in the atmosphere.
However, water present in nature is not pure, as there are slight amounts of gases and solid bodies diluted in it as well as micro-organisms, including pathogenic ones, which may be harmful to humans.
However, water present in nature is not pure, as there are slight amounts of gases and solid bodies diluted in it as well as micro-organisms, including pathogenic ones, which may be harmful to humans.
Water
has many important functions in organisms. First of all, it is the main
component of human body and constitutes over a half of body mass.
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It is an ideal solvent for
nutrients.
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Water is an environment in
which all life processes in organisms take place.
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Water is necessary for
digestion processes.
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It is a transportation
system of nutrients and metabolites inside a cell.
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Water, apart from transportation of nutrients to
a cell, also has a purifying function i.e. absorbs remnants of
metabolism and removes them from organisms through blood and lymph. If this
process does not take place in sufficient degree, toxins accumulate in fatty
tissue, bones, connective tissue and other organs.
The aquiferous layers
from which Mineral Energy water is extracted is a deposit of curative waters.
The areas from which
water is exploited are covered by the EU program NATURA 2000 which completely restricts
business activity.
The site of exploitation and
distribution of MINERAL ENERGY is a European region with local mineral and curative
waters in Krynica-Zdrój.
2.
Nutritional and dietary
properties
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