Product of Germany
The Bad Driburg mineral water spring is fed from a water reservoir 200 meters below the surface. Archaeological findings made in the Bad Driburg area suggest that the Romans, who were particularly interested in medicinal springs, were already using and appreciating the Driburg springs when they advanced into the area of the Teutoburg Forest and the Driburg baths. In 1620, the Driburg springs were recorded cartographically for the first time.
Bad Driburger Still (non-carbonated) Mineral Water
Bad Driburger Still (non-carbonated) Mineral Water comes from Bad Driburg in Germany. It contains 7mg sodium, 82mg calcium, 34mg magnesium, 8mg chloride, 53mg sulfate and 367mg bicarbonate. Bad Driburger Still (non-carbonated) Mineral Water thus contains a total of 554mg of minerals per liter(Medium minerality).
Bad Driburger Still (non-carbonated) Mineral Water contains low-sodium(only 7mg) and might be a great alternative if you are on sodium diet.
Bad Driburger Still (non-carbonated) Mineral Water has a degree of hardness of 2.4 GH and is therefore considered as Very Hard Water.
Total Mineral:554 mg/l
Sodium Diet Product
Bad Driburger Still (non-carbonated) Mineral Water is suggested for:
Hypertension
Match Score : %33
While the close relationship between hypertension and dietary sodium intake is widely recognized Calcium an...
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