Energy & Cognitive Health

Immune system & defenses

By definition, the immune system refers to the body's own defense system to protect the body from disease. It comprises a complex network of different organs, cells, proteins, tissues and chemical substances that have the function of maintaining the body's own structure by defending against foreign substances and pathogens such as bacteria, viruses, parasites or fungi.

Nerves & Brain

Cognitive performance declines with increasing age. The consequences are not only a deterioration in thinking and memory function, but also changes in experience and behavior in everyday life. In working life, nine out of ten Germans suffer from stress. Selected micronutrients form the basis for neurotransmitters and can provide targeted support for the nervous system.

Exercise & Joints

More than half of the German population - whether young or old - now complain of joint pain. The reasons can be manifold, continuous incorrect and excessive strain at work, leisure or school, lack of exercise and prolonged sitting, obesity and poor diet are considered risk factors. According to the DGE, in addition to drug, physical and surgical therapy, nutrition can be an important measure in the treatment of joint pain.

Women & Menopause

Menopause, medically called climacteric, is associated with noticeable changes for many women. The aging process causes hormonal, physical and emotional changes. The natural hormonal change in estrogen and progestin affects not only fertility but also metabolic processes of the bones skin, mucous membranes and much more. In this phase of life, the supply of suitable nutrients to support all metabolic processes and well-being plays a crucial role.

Wish for child, Pregnancy & Lactation

Getting pregnant, staying pregnant and creating a new life is one of the most important things in life for many people.

If you want to have a child, a balanced and healthy diet is an important factor for the project "child". In addition, pregnancy and breastfeeding are challenging times for the body. The right balance of relevant nutrients is crucial for each phase. Sometimes, however, the nutrients from food are not enough. Especially during pregnancy and breastfeeding, the need for micronutrients increases significantly, as the baby is permanently supplied with important nutrients by the mother.

Children & Youth Health

The organism of children and adolescents is in a continuous growth phase. In this particular stage of life, the organism lays the physiological foundation for the entire life. In today's world, physical development can be impaired by factors such as malnutrition, environmental stresses and insufficient micronutrient density in foods. For physical and mental maturation, children and teenagers need an optimal supply of all nutrients.

Sports & Musculature

A physically active life with sufficient exercise is a central component of health. In addition to many other positive physiological effects, targeted moderate exercise units strengthen the cardiovascular system and the musculature in particular. Especially in old age, a strong cardiovascular system and stabilizing musculature are decisive guarantees for an independent and self-determined life. In addition to the active units, sport also consists of the important regeneration phases in which the body recovers and becomes more resilient. A targeted, needs-based micronutrient supply is an integral component for athletic performance and regeneration.

Hair, Skin & Nails

Shiny hair, soft and firm skin and strong nails reflect a healthy and qualitative high-quality nutrient supply. However, a lack of qualitative high-value nutrients (vitamins, minerals and secondary plant substances) can lead to brittle hair, splintering nails and flabby skin.

Ingredients

Our products contain and combine various micronutrients, macronutrients, botanicals, enzymes and bacterial cultures into high-quality and specialized mono- and complex preparations. The range of effective ingredients is extensive and often confusing. Micronutrients alone include trace elements, minerals and vitamins as well as special amino acids. If we consider only the vitamins, they comprise a complex spectrum of different forms, which also differ in water-soluble and fat-soluble properties.

Here you will find an overview of important ingredient groups in our product portfolio. This provides orientation and structure for your understanding.

Algae & Vital Mushrooms

Algae & vital mushrooms offer a high nutritional content of minerals, vitamins, proteins, unsaturated fatty acids, fiber and valuable plant ingredients. Their origin can be found in the Asian region, where they have been widely used in naturopathy and natural nutrition for thousands of years.

Amino Acids, Proteins & Nucleotides

The human body consists of 21% protein and about 70% water. Amino acids form the basis of all proteins, without which an organism could not live. In addition to the formation of skin, hair, muscles and tissue, amino acids play an essential role as transport proteins (hemoglobin, myoglobin), connective tissue proteins (collagen, elastin), immune globulins (the body's own defenses) and as basic building blocks for cell regeneration. Our body is also dependent on the supply of eight essential amino acids to be able to perform all the above functions optimally.

Bacteria & Fiber

Bacteria and fiber not only play an essential role in the digestive tract, but also protect and cleanse the body of unwanted components from food. A daily intake of at least 30g of dietary fiber through the consumption of good whole grains, vegetables and legumes is associated with preventive effects such as cardiovascular disease as well as type 2 diabetes mellitus, obesity, total and LDL cholesterol concentrations, and hypertension.