1 Basalt rocks in contact with permeable gneiss.
2 Mineralized water heated by volcanic activity.
3 Emission of water saturated with natural CO22.
4 Underground natural spring reservoir.
5 inlet wells BJ-6 Bilina with a depth of 190.8 m.
6 Cracks reaching the surface. (Historical mining sources, Franz Josef Spring, Felsenquelle)
7 Clay-impermeable layers that seal gneiss layers.
8 drainage circuits for the drainage of surface water from springs, built by engineer A. Schreerer at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries.
9 Fountain regulation with online control in the spa park is included in protection zone 1st degree Mr. Ministry of Health of the Czech Republic.
10 The pipeline leads from the source to the bottling plant.
11 Collection and filling line.
12 shipping and loading buildings (from 1871).
13 Historic bottle shipping building (from 1898).
14 Most-Duchcov railway corridor, Bilina-Kyselka stop

Extract from the natural healing spring Bilinska Kyselka properties and indications of bilic acid

Bilinska Kyselka is a completely clear, odorless, and colorless natural spring water, highly sparkling with dissolved carbon dioxide, and a pleasant taste. It has a stable chemical composition and is bacteriologically safe. It is bottled in its original state, without any modifications or additives.

The healing effects of Bilinska Kyselka are primarily due to acidic sodium carbonate, lithium carbonate, and carbon dioxide. All of these components then create a specific, complex mixture of mineral salts that work together even where the individual components would not.

Alkaline salts have two properties: they dissolve mucus and neutralize acid

In cases of inflammation of the respiratory tract (either through drinking warm acid or through inhalation) as well as in cases of stomach and intestinal diseases, the dissolution of mucus can be considered.

Contention with Bilinska Kyselky

For inhalation, special devices are used that produce an aerosol for inhalation.

Overacidification of the digestive organs and stones

The alkalizing effect that occurs after ingesting medicinal water is also successfully used in diseases of the digestive organs caused by hypersecretion and hyperacidity, as well as in catarrh of the renal pelvis, bladder, and urethra, when the acidity of the urine decreases and the formation of sand and stones is stopped. In these cases, too, you can count on the dissolving effect of sodium and increased urine excretion, which reduces its concentration and washes out smaller stones. Lithium, as a solvent for uric acid, is known to provide significant pain relief. Another beneficial effect is the regular and frequent consumption of acid, which mechanically removes uric acid from the tissues.

Gout and rheumatism

In other metabolic disorders, such as gout, the effect of easier solubility of uric acid is achieved by alkalis, sodium, and lithium in Bilinska Kyselka.

diabetes

In diabetes, Biliner medicinal water lowers blood sugar levels and is effective in combating diabetic hyperacidity by increasing the alkaline reserves in the blood.

Chronic gastritis (inflammation of the stomach lining)

It binds the stomach in cases of chronic catarrh when Bilinska Kyselka is warm. Cold lemonade, on the other hand, stimulates the stomach, which excretes more acid due to the carbon dioxide. Therefore, professional medical advice is important for these conditions. Carbon dioxide (apart from its refreshing taste) directly stimulates the gastric mucosa, which supports gastric activity through the excretion of hydrochloric acid. Congestion of the gastric mucosa promotes water absorption and increases urine output. Both are valuable for the medicinal use of sorrel. In this way, substances dissolved in the mineral water are quickly transported to the tissues, and harmful substances are removed.

The carbon dioxide content of the stomach does not cause bloating and does not exert harmful pressure on the heart.

Since 1847, lozenges have been made from the salts obtained by evaporating acid. They are most commonly used for gastric catarrh with increased acid production, acid indigestion, heartburn, as well as constitutional disorders of the glands and bones and catarrh of the respiratory tract. Whitening lozenges are also indicated for infants when children cannot tolerate fat and develop diarrhea after a milk diet.

CONSTRUCTION GEOLOGY - Prague 1. Gorkého No. 7

BILINA SPA - Research study on mineral springs

Prague, March 1977 - Prepared by: S. Vl. Cyvín, Head of Department: RNDr. Kleiner Schwan

RNDr. Jaroslav Vrba - leading hydrogeological researcher

S. Stanislav Šula - Geological Deputy

Bilinska Kyselka is a healing spring suitable for drinking cures and inhalations – an alkaline bicarbonate spring with high mineralization (5-7 grams per liter). Bilinska is saturated with natural carbon dioxide. It contains mainly sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium, and iron as cations, as well as chloride, sulfate, fluoride, and bicarbonate as anions. The spring temperature is 15°C. The analysis was conducted on November 24, 2011, by the RL PLZ of the Ministry of Health of the Czech Republic, Karlovy Vary.

Cations mg/l Anions mg/l

Lithium (Li+) 3.81 Fluoride (F−) 5.60

Sodium (Na+) 1789 Chloride (Cl−) 226

Potassium (K+) 81.2 Sulfates (SO42−) 612

Magnesium (Mg2+)48.8 Bicarbonate (HCO3−) 4450

Calcium (Ca 2+) 140

Non-dissociated components 56.5

Total mineralization (mg/L) 7412

Free CO2 (mg/L) 2370

pH Bilinske Kyselky (at 16 °C) 5.6

Osmotic pressure Bilinske Kyselky 437 kPa

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