Fiuggi 1L Sparkling Glass
- Country of Origin: Italy
- TDS: 122
- pH: 6.8
- Age of Source: Ancient
Product Description
Fiuggi water is a natural, oligomineral water that pervades tufaceous (calcareous and siliceous rock deposits) hollows beneath the spas of Fiuggi. Exotic stuff. The scientific effect is a filtering action that purifies and reduces mineralization in the water, while creating a potent diuretic chemistry. Fiuggi is prescribed in Italy for expulsion of kidney stones, and supposedly inhibits their formation; it is also indicated during preparation urinary calculosis procedures and post-op treatment. In all, there's little question that Fiuggi is beneficial for the kidneys and urinary tract, and it is also effective against uric acid in general, which is the basis of gout and uratic arthropathies. Fiuggi was the official water of JUBILEE 2000, and it is rumored to be the choice at the Vatican.
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Fiuggi 1L Sparkling Glass
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- Publisher: Fiuggi
- Label: Fiuggi
- Studio: Fiuggi
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- Sales Rank in Gourmet: #101732
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Summary: Fiuggi 2007-10-05
Comment: I am by no means a water connosseuir by trade. Almost everything that is imported is more expensive, but that does not mean it is of better or purer quality. This product is the exception, in my opinion. What caught my eye was the fact that it has been purported to benefit patients with kidney stones, and I am one of those patients. I can actually feel the diuretic properties working, and my 90+ grandmother begs me to resupply her with the water when she runs out. I like the fact that it comes in a glass bottle, rather than plastic. The sparkling version is good and tastes natural, but I always prefer still water. Appreciated even more is the fact that Fiuggi isn't market positioned as the "purest water in the world" (although it might be), like many of the other imported waters say. It makes me feel pure, and that's what counts.
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