Mineral Water for the Liver and Biliary Tract

hepatitis, cholecystitis, dyskinesiacourse 4–6 weeks

Chronic hepatitis, cholecystitis, and biliary dyskinesia — these conditions affect millions of people and significantly reduce quality of life. Shayan mineral waters have proven effectiveness in the comprehensive treatment of liver and gallbladder diseases. The bicarbonate-sodium composition stimulates bile formation and secretion, reduces bile viscosity, and decreases the risk of stone formation.

For chronic hepatitis and liver diseases

Mineral water improves blood circulation in the liver, stimulates hepatocyte regeneration, and normalizes protein metabolism. In chronic hepatitis, the water helps reduce inflammation and restore liver function.

Dose: 150–250 ml per serving
40–60 minutes before a meal
Warm (35–40°C), degassed
3 times a day, course 4 weeks

For hypertonic biliary dyskinesia

Hypertonic dyskinesia is characterized by spasm of the gallbladder and its ducts. Warm degassed mineral water relieves smooth muscle spasm, improves bile flow, and reduces pain.

Dose: 150–200 ml per serving
Warm (38–40°C), must be degassed
3 times a day, course 4–6 weeks
Additionally: "blind probing" 1–2 times a week

For hypotonic biliary dyskinesia

Hypotonic dyskinesia is the opposite problem: the gallbladder contracts insufficiently and bile stagnates. In this case, a stimulating effect is needed — cool carbonated water in large doses.

Dose: 200–250 ml per serving
Cool (18–20°C), carbonated
1–1.5 hours before a meal, in large sips
Course: 1 month

Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease

Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is becoming increasingly common due to sedentary lifestyles and poor diet. Shayan mineral water helps normalize lipid metabolism, reduce fatty infiltration of the liver, and improve its detoxification function. Bicarbonates stimulate bile production, which removes excess cholesterol, while silicic acid supports the integrity of hepatocyte cell membranes.

Benefits for the liver and gallbladder

Stimulates bile formation and secretion
Reduces bile viscosity, prevents stone formation
Improves blood circulation in the liver
Promotes hepatocyte regeneration
Normalizes lipid metabolism
Reduces inflammation

FAQ

Can you drink mineral water with gallstones?

With gallstones, mineral water can be consumed but with caution and only after consulting a doctor. The water helps reduce bile viscosity and prevent new stone formation, but with large stones, intense bile excretion may provoke colic.

What is "blind probing" and how is it done?

"Blind probing" (tubage) is a procedure to improve bile flow. In the morning on an empty stomach, drink 250–300 ml of warm mineral water, then lie on your right side with a heating pad on the liver area for 30–40 minutes. The procedure is performed 1–2 times a week under medical supervision.

Why is the water temperature different for different types of dyskinesia?

Warm water relaxes smooth muscles — this is needed for hypertonic dyskinesia (spasm). Cool carbonated water, on the contrary, stimulates gallbladder contraction — this is necessary for hypotonic dyskinesia (sluggishness). That is why it is so important to correctly identify the type of dyskinesia before starting treatment.

For chronic hepatitis and liver diseases

Dose: 150–250 ml per serving

40–60 minutes before a meal

Warm (35–40°C), degassed

3 times a day, course 4 weeks

For hypertonic biliary dyskinesia

Hypertonic dyskinesia is characterized by spasm of the gallbladder and its ducts. Warm degassed mineral water relieves smooth muscle spasm, improves bile flow, and reduces pain.

Dose: 150–200 ml per serving

Warm (38–40°C), must be degassed

3 times a day, course 4–6 weeks

Additionally: "blind probing" 1–2 times a week

For hypotonic biliary dyskinesia

Hypotonic dyskinesia is the opposite problem: the gallbladder contracts insufficiently and bile stagnates. In this case, a stimulating effect is needed — cool carbonated water in large doses.

Dose: 200–250 ml per serving

Cool (18–20°C), carbonated

1–1.5 hours before a meal, in large sips

Course: 1 month

Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease

FAQ