Immunity Allergies

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.

The multi-talented trace element zinc, which is found as a metallic component in over 200 enzymes

Because sour keeps you fit. A wide variety of functions in the human organism need Vitamin C.

The emperor of mushrooms is called by its Chinese name, “Lingzhi” mushroom, or by its Japanese name, “Reishi”, in many countries.

Your multifunctional supply. Vitamins from the 'B' group in our nutrition complement one another

A friend against infections. The acerola cherry fruit – known by natural scientists as Malpighia glabra

A power kid. Children's organisms demand dietary regimes that are particularly rich in both variety and nutrients.

For the sake of my irritated skin. A number of studies confirm that the various natural effects of the black cumin oil

The vitamin booster! Oligomeric proanthocyanidines – also known as OPC – are a subgroup of polyphenoles called catechin tannins.

Beautifully digested. Functioning digestion is essential for our immunity and well-being.

Alpha lipoic acid is a sulfur-containing fatty acid that occurs naturally in the human body.

Affairs of my heart. A strong heart is a basic prerequisite for our life force and vitality.

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

The Ancient Greeks and Romans knew just how valuable the artichoke - scientific name Cynara scolymus - could be to us

Iodised. The thyroid is a hormonal gland. One of its main functions is to store iodine.

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

Astaxanthin is one of the most powerful antioxidants we know.

No more spider veins! Tomatoes do not only taste heavenly, they also have many beneficial properties that may make you feel better.

Selenium is available in the human organism in various proteins and enzymes.

For a radiant complexion. Many plants contain the plant pigment beta-carotene as protection against photo-oxidation processes.

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

For centuries, the Nopal cactus or prickly pear cactus has been held in high esteem as a medicinal plant in Mexico.

Niacin is also known as nicotinic acid, vitamin B3, or Pellagra Preventing (PP) vitamin. Since vitamins cannot be produced by the human body itself

The water-soluble vitamins of the B group are needed in the human organism for a multitude of biochemical reactions.

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.

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

Breaking up my food into tiny particles. Enzymes are involved in every metabolic reaction in the human organism.

Every day, our cells are exposed to millions of attacks by free radicals.

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.

Iron for the human body. Iron is the most common essential trace element in the human organism.