Teeth

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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.

Such a nice tissue. Collagen is a structural protein that accounts for about 30 percent of the protein content in the human body.

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.

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.

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.