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RESEARCH PAPER
Solec Spa – worldwide unique properties of Polish health resort in the service of rural medicine
1
Institute of Natural Medicine in Solec Zdrój, Poland
2
Department of Nursing, University of Management, Częstochowa, Poland
3
The Independent Regional Public Psychiatric Hospital, Radom, Poland
4
Department of Epidemiology, Warsaw Medical University, Poland
Corresponding author
Ann Agric Environ Med. 2018;25(1):46-49
KEYWORDS
Solec Spabalneotherapysulfuric-saltyRural medicinehighly mineralized sulfide waterChronic brucellosis
ABSTRACT
Solec Spa is health resort in south-eastern Poland. Its unique balneorehabilitation significance worldwide is determined by chloride-iodine-sodium water with a high content of hydrogen sulphide. This water, classified as highly mineralized sodium-chloride (seltzer) sulphide, bromide, iodide, boron water, contains naturally approximately 0.9 g/l divalent sulphur compounds, which is the highest concentration noted among the mineral waters of the world. The effectiveness of the Solec waters is proven in: inflammatory and autoimmunological locomotor system diseases, degenerative joint disorders (osteoarthritis), post-traumatic and post-operative orthopedic diseases, skin diseases and allergic disorders. One of the main indications for balneotherapy in Solec Spa and Busko Spa is chronic brucellosis.
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