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[...] The Black Sea is an intercontinental sea between South-astern Europe and Asia Minor. It is one of the most [...]

[...] produce more than 50,000 tons of prime quality sea salt annually. The salt content in the Black Sea is 13 grams per liter. Dominant substances in almost equal amounts are magnesium and sodium [...]

[...] salinity of the basin and the warm climate of the wetland area are a prerequisite to develop salt production in this region since ancient times. Pomorie Lake is a source of black mud with exceptional [...]

[...] of years at the bottom of the lake, the mother lye, which is the residual product of salt production is also used with healing purpose. After the crystallization of the salt in the salt works, [...]

[...] The local residents of Pomorie, founded under the name Anhialo, had the knowledge of salt production since ancient times. The first facts date back to the 5th century BC. Along with the the [...]

[...] the aspects of its widespread usage we take as something granted for our living standards. The sea salt yield was first mentioned in Buddhist scripture dating back in the mid-5th century BC. There [...]

[...] of Pomorie The lake is a unique example for concomitance of traditional human activities like sea salt production and mud healing therapy with the natural animal wildlife and plant world. The Lake [...]

[...] the region for many years. Because of the unique curative qualities of the naturally extracted sea salt the town nowadays has become a modern balneological and spa seaside resort. Pomorie, Seaside [...]

[...] The usefulness of the salt has been known since ancient times. It has many applications in our everyday life. Most of the aspects of its widespread usage we [...]

[...] climate of the wetland area are a prerequisite to develop salt production in this region since ancient times. Pomorie Lake is a source of black mud with exceptional healing properties. The mud and the [...]

[...] of Pomorie, founded under the name Anhialo, had the knowledge of salt production since ancient times. The first facts date back to the 5th century BC. Along with the the traditional for the [...]

[...] therapy (of Greek Pelos – mud) is associated with gynaecological diseases. Even in ancient times the patient was immersed in curative clay in case of inflammation and oedemas. Healing [...]

[...] The Healing Mud The healing properties of the sea mud have been known since the ancient Thracians, Egyptians [...]

[...] the high biodiversity of the wetland. Other unique natural resources of the region are the healing mud and lye. The mud extracted from Atanasovsko lake is clean and homogeneous, formed for millennia [...]

[...] per liter. Dominant substances in almost equal amounts are magnesium and sodium chloride. Sea Salt Production. Pomorie The method of salt production has not changed much since it started. Except the [...]

[...] Pomorie The lake is a unique example for concomitance of traditional human activities like sea salt production and mud healing therapy with the natural animal wildlife and plant world. The Lake [...]

[...] Sea is 13 grams per liter. Dominant substances in almost equal amounts are magnesium and sodium chloride. Sea Salt Production. Pomorie The method of salt production has not changed much since it [...]

[...] . In its essence the chemical composition of sea salt consists mainly of magnesium and sodium chloride. The presence of large amounts of magnesium makes it very suitable for a usage as a [...]

[...] of the laboratory studies is associated with obtaining and characterization of inorganic substances, as well as the development of technologies and processes for their production. [...]

[...] mud in Bulgaria. Black Sea lye, as a side product of salt production, contains only inorganic substances and has a proven medical effect – it is used in prevention and treatment of a wide range [...]

[...] city of Burgas. Together with the protected areas of Poda, Chengene and Uzungeren, called Burgas Wetlands, the Burgas Lakes are a group of coastal lakes of varying salinity and extremely diverse [...]

There are 4 large lakes located around the Bulgarian city of Burgas. Together with the protected areas of Poda, Chengene and Uzungeren, called Burgas [...]