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Inhalation with mineral water Vincentka: why it is so effective

Inhaling mineral water is one of the most important applications in the treatment of chronic diseases of the upper and lower respiratory tract. This form of therapy shows particular benefits in cases of bronchial asthma, chronic bronchitis, and chronic or allergic rhinitis.


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Inhalations at the spa and at home


In health resorts, inhalation usually takes place once a day (except Sundays) throughout the entire stay, which usually lasts 21–28 days.

Chronically ill patients can easily continue the inhalation therapy at home if they have the appropriate equipment.


How does mineral water aerosol work?


During inhalation, the mineral water is nebulized in the form of an aerosol. The size of the particles is crucial:


  • 0.5–10 µm is considered optimal for therapeutic purposes.

  • Very small particles (< 0.5 µm) are exhaled again.

  • Larger particles mostly remain in the mouth and throat.


Modern inhalation devices usually generate a wide range of particle sizes, thus reaching both the upper and lower respiratory tracts.


Inhalation with mineral water – why it is so effective

Suitable inhalation devices


Two main types of devices are used for inhalation therapy:


  • Compressor inhalers produce a dense, highly visible mist.

  • Ultrasonic inhalers produce particularly fine aerosols.


Many wellness and spa facilities use central compressed air systems to which several devices are connected simultaneously.


Why Vincentka in particular?


Alkaline mineral waters such as Vincentka from Luhačovice are particularly suitable for inhalation.

These waters contain:


  • Bicarbonat

  • Sodium chloride

  • Iodic acid salts

  • Other minerals such as calcium, magnesium, lithium or strontium


Therapeutic properties of the ingredients


  • Sodium chloride acts as a natural expectorant.

  • Alkaline minerals and carbonates reduce the viscosity of the mucus.

  • Iodide and bromide ions promote mucus loosening.

  • Calcium ions have anti-inflammatory and antispasmodic effects and activate the ciliated epithelium.

  • Sulfur compounds have an antiseptic effect.

  • Free carbon dioxide improves blood flow to the mucous membrane.


Physical effects of inhalation


In addition to its biochemical effects, the aerosol also has physical effects:

  • mechanical (cleaning of the mucous membranes)

  • thermal

  • osmotic


All these effects work together and reinforce each other.


Overall benefits of inhalation with mineral water


  • Thinning of mucus (mucolytic effect)

  • Relief from mucous membrane irritation

  • Activation of the ciliated epithelium

  • Improved secretion and easier coughing


The process of a typical inhalation


  1. Preparation: Gargle and rinse your throat with mineral water for 5 minutes.

  2. Inhalation: Breathe in through the nose for 5–10 minutes and then through the mouth.

  3. Notes:


    • Do not inhale 20-30 minutes before and after meals.

    • Not for use in cases of acute infection or dizziness.

    • Medication inhalations are administered at the spa resort according to a doctor's order.


Recommended devices for Vincentka inhalation


The market offers numerous models, both compressor and ultrasonic devices.

We recommend the tried and tested inhalers from the OMRON brand , which are characterized by reliability, fine nebulization and easy handling.


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