Donat Mg Mineral and Magnesium Rich Natural Water, 500 ml, Pack of 12

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Promotional events in the Republic of Slovenia and abroad (e.g., tourism fairs, exchanges, workshops, presentations, etc.) that are exclusively or predominantly intended to promote Slovenia as a tourist destination. From successfully battling stubborn digestive issues, such as constipation and heartburn, to relieving stress, treating headaches and even losing weight – Donat has helped people to regain their health and wellbeing for centuries. It’s been celebrated around the world as a treasure trove of vital minerals and magnesium, and in 2015 its benefits were also clinically proven. Let’s take a look at a few simple instructions for each drinking regime and turn you into an expert Donat drinker. Ready to become healthier and feel better? Here we go! Constipation str. 4. "Voda in plin". Novi tednik: glasilo občinskih konferenc SZDL (05.09.1974), letnik 28, številka 35. Document in the Digital Library of Slovenia. In 1670 Paul de Sorbait, Habsburg court physician and professor at the Medical Faculty of Vienna, introduced the water to the court and soon after several other physicians in Vienna and elsewhere in the empire began to prescribe to their patients various therapies with the water. The wells gained much popularity 1665 when the count Petar Zrinski promoted their healing powers. The hospital in Graz even tested it as a clinical medicine. During this time, the first inn by the springs was built in 1676 by Baron Peter Courty. [2] In 1685 the physician Johann Benedikt Gründel from Maribor published the first scientific monograph "Roitschocrene" about the Rogaška mineral water (also called slatina). [4]

Using audio-visual materials is allowed only in the unchanged form available in the Media Library. Transformations, adaptations, clips, embeddings, and instances of using individual shots in one’s own audio-visual works, even if intended for promotional purposes, is prohibited. Breaches of General Terms and Conditions In principle, the spectrum of stool types in the general healthy population is wide including hard, fragmented lumps to sausage-like or snake-like forms up to mushy material, which correlates with transit time and faecal bulk [ 7]. The water content of stool usually ranges from 70 to 80%, while constipated subjects have a harder stool with water content below 70% [ 8]. Stool consistency is frequently related to bowel movement, which also differs considerably between individuals, with a mean frequency of one stool per day reported for people living in Western countries [ 9].Magnesium in Donat Mg plays a vital role and works on several health difficulties in combination with a varied and balanced diet as part of a healthy lifestyle.

http://www.slovenia.info/en/Teeth-and-mouth-diseases/Roga%C5%A1ka-Health-Resort.htm?zdravilisce=9&lng=2 Tourism - Slovenia - Official Travel Guide The six-week study was conducted in Germany, with participants consuming 0.5 L of Donat daily. After the end of the experiment, the subjects had much more frequent bowel movements while their stool consistency improved by more than 50%. In line with the improved objective parameters of bowel function, study participants experienced an improvement in the GSRS dimension constipation exceeding the minimal clinically relevant score change of 0.5 [ 25] together with an overall increase in the health-related quality of life. The primary outcome was the subject-rated change in the number of complete spontaneous bowel movements (CSBMs) per week between placebo and active over the course of the study. A CSBM was defined as a bowel movement with sensation of complete evacuation and with no laxative/enema in the 24h preceding the bowel movement. In addition, the number of overall bowel movements (BM), the number of spontaneous bowel movements (SBM, bowel movements with no laxative/enema in the 24h preceding the bowel movement) and the number of complete bowel movements (CBM, defined as bowel movements with a sensation of complete evacuation) were assessed. Subjects were asked to record their stool consistency using Bristol Stool Form Scale (BSFS) questionnaire [ 17]. str. 9. "Lepote naše zemlje". Slovenec: političen list za slovenski narod (17.05.1936), letnik 64, številka 113a. Document in the Digital Library of Slovenia.A total of 16 adverse events occurred during the study period in the 500-mL arm with no statistical difference between the mineral water group and placebo group ( p=0.571). Twelve occurred in the active group, and another four events were recorded in the placebo group. One case in the active group might be related to the intervention. In two cases of the active group, the causality of the adverse event was probably related to the intervention. One adverse event in the active group was classified as serious but was not related to the intervention.

Knowing how Donat works and what ingredients make it so efficient in the fight against digestive problems has enabled experts to determine exactly what amount and at what time works best to speed up digestion. What’s more, scientists also took into account its other beneficial effects and developed a dedicated drinking routine for each health issue that Donat helps to treat. Nach dem Zweiten Weltkriegs wird das Wasser aus erweiterten Bohrungen mittlerweile aus einer Tiefe zwischen 280 und 606 Meter gefördert. The present placebo-controlled, randomized, double-blind intervention study in subjects with functional constipation provides clinical evidence that drinking a mineral water rich in magnesium sulphate and sodium sulphate over a course of 6weeks can confer significant benefits for digestive health. The improvement in the constipation symptoms as reflected by an increased number of CSBMs and overall bowel movements per week and a softer stool in comparison with a water low in minerals confirmed previous assumptions of the digestion stimulating effects of waters naturally rich in minerals. Indeed, the number of CSBMs/week more than tripled within the course of the study in subjects drinking the mineral-rich water, which is comparable to the effect of psyllium and dried plums demonstrating an increase in the mean number of CSBMs/week by more than a double [ 24]. Für weiterführende Informationen und die wichtigen Trinkanweisungen lesen Sie bitte hier weiter oder laden Sie die angehängten Dateien herunter.Natural mineral water with over 400 years of tradition that clinically proven stimulates digestion. Donat Mg is created deep below the surface of Rogaška Slatina, and was named after the nearby Mount Saint Donatus. Before it sprang to the surface, it seeped through mineral-rich earth for thousands of years. Thus nature has created a mineral water that can be found nowhere else on Earth. Today’s lifestyle often includes precooked food, not enough exercise and other unhealthy habits. And since your body is merely a reflection of the way you treat it, this often leads to constipation, which can affect your well-being. Therefore nature has provided Donat Mg, which can be found nowhere else but our springs and has healthful effects on your digestion. Its secret is osmotic action, drawing water from the cells of the intestinal wall, and thus increasing the volume of the intestinal content by up to 5 times. This is followed by pressure on the intestinal wall, which triggers movement. str. 4. "Zakaj plin v zrak, če gre za devize". Novi tednik: glasilo občinskih konferenc SZDL (14.11.1985), letnik 39, številka 45. Document in the Digital Library of Slovenia. The Slovenia Times - Spa before the spa - History - Leisure". Archived from the original on 2011-06-14 . Retrieved 2010-01-27. The Slovenia Times - Spa before the spa 04.09.2009 The right to use the materials is not limited in terms of time or place (the use is permitted in Slovenia and other countries) unless a restriction relating to location and duration of use is specifically provided for an individual item of material. The General Terms and Conditions determine the conditions and manner of using the Slovenian Tourist Board’s Media Library services. In the Media Library, users have at their disposal high-resolution photos and audio-visual recordings of the products and services offered by Slovenian tourism, which are to be used solely for non-commercial purposes as defined below. General rules of application

The Slovenian Tourist Board shall not be liable for any use of photos and video recordings that is contrary to these rules. The user of the material shall be entirely responsible for the content and manner of use. General provisions We know we seem to be repeating ourselves, but yes, Donat can also cure your headache and even alleviate migraines. Experts suggest a two-month course of treatment that you should repeat three times a year (with one-month breaks in between). Photos and audio-visual recordings may only be used with consistent citation of author/co-authors and source:www.slovenia.info. Rights of use Its effectiveness as a laxative is due to sulphate salts (magnesium sulphate or Epsom salt and sodium sulphate or Glauber's salt) and around 1000mg/L of magnesium. Sulphates draw water from the cells of the intestinal wall by osmosis, increasing the volume of intestinal content 3 to 5 times; this exerts pressure on the intestinal wall and triggers its peristalsis or movement. Magnesium also additionally stimulates the intestinal hormones that boost peristalsis. [16] Heartburn [ edit ] None of the measured clinical parameters including liver enzymes, triglycerides, cholesterol, HDL-C, LDL-C, blood pressure and heart rate values differed between study groups.

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Dank seines Gehalts an für ein gesundes Leben notwendigen Mineralstoffen ist das Mineralheilwasser von Rogaška Slatina eines der reichhaltigsten Magnesium-Mineralwässer der Welt (direkt nach ROI und anderen Wässern der Region). As a mild laxative, Donat can be used over an extended period of time without causing damage to the bowels or dependence. To effectively treat constipationor simply speed up your digestion, you can drink it every day or opt for a five-day treatment followed by a two-day pause. In the early 17th century Emperor Leopold I gave the distribution rights to several important citizens of Vienna. In 1721, Emperor Charles VI assigned the sale rights to the Association of Viennese Pharmacists which retained these rights until 1782. Then a period of regression followed as far as the development of Rogaška was concerned, as Emperor Joseph II dissolved the Association of Pharmacists, and ownership fell into the hands of the local owners. [5]