Movement

The “sun hormone” and strong bones. It is practically impossible for us to give ourselves sufficient supplies of Vitamin D by nutrition alone.

Let your body run smoothly. As an important component of the musculoskeletal system

“Providing” is better for the future. Boswellic acid, an inhibitor of the type 5-lipoxygenase

Move in a relaxed way, without heated joints. The substance MSM, an organic sulphur compound

Vitamin D, also known as the “sun hormone”, is a hormone-like vitamin that is found in many important coordination points in the human organism.

Brace your biting power every morning. A range of different vitamins is essential in maintaining our teeth and gums

Relax your gums in the evening. The digestive process actually begins in the mouth, where chewing our food properly helps with predigestion

Vitamin K is fat-soluble and plays an important role in the formation of blood coagulation factors.

Copper is a vital trace element, which is available in the body of an adult in a total concentration of 0.10 to 0.15 g.

Frankincense (also known as olibanum) is obtained from the resin of trees of the genus Boswellia serrata native to North Africa and the Middle East.

A strong leg to stand on. The formation of bones is based on a mesh of connective tissue – collagen – in which important minerals are stored as nutrients.

Keeping vessels smooth! The body needs lipids (blood fats) to supply energy.

Methylsulphonylmethane (MSM), a substance belonging to the group of sulphones (inorganic sulphur compounds), also supplies the joints with micronutrients.

The circulation of minerals! Minerals are inorganic nutrients.

Muscle cramps are a thing of the past! Magnesium both restores power and is the strongest relaxation mineral available.

Sports without cramps. The significance of magnesium is above all based on the fact that this is the mineral that our body is lacking the most.

Pure and natural omega-3! The “earth’s largest biomass” is free from environmental toxins.

Essential amino acids are indispensable building blocks of proteins.

Twenty proteinogenic amino acids are embedded in our genetic code; they are also called the essential building blocks of life.