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Health from nature
Natural food supplements and herbal care for general wellbeing and vitality. You will find herbal tinctures from our own production in the EU, Siberian chaga, mumio, Altai oils, caffeine-free teas and liposomal vitamins here. And herbal creams and balms for a slow body massage.
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How to choose herbs and food supplements
For an everyday ritual with herbs, reach for the tinctures, herbal drops made in our own production in the EU. You can enjoy the fungus chaga as a tea, in capsules and in drops. Mumio, Altai oils and vitamins and minerals are among the nutritional supplements.
For moments with a mug there are Ivan tea and chicory coffee. For the body, there are herbal creams and balms, for example balms for massaging joints and muscles or creams for the legs.
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Tincture from comfrey root and lavender flower for external use. Cosmetic product
Lymph tincture - mixture of 4 herbs: Common Lady's Bedstraw, Couch Grass - root, Echinacea purpurea - root, Stinging Nettle - root + herb More about Lymph's effects HERE
Teasel Root - Tincture from the root of Teasel – food supplement. More about the effects of Teasel HERE
Tincture from meadow clover flower More about the effects of Clover HERE
Tincture from the herb of Common Motherwort More about the effects of Motherwort HERE
Extract from a mixture of herbs Cough 1 – Mauritian Mallow, Ribwort plantain, Common Sage, Cowslip, Coltsfoot More about the effects of Cough No. 1 HERE
Tribulus terrestris tincture. More about the effects of Tribulus HERE
Tincture from the herb and leaves of Common Sage. More about the effects of Sage HERE
This unique combination of Comfrey and Horse Chestnut can relieve leg pain. Simply apply to the sore spot several times in a row.
GOLDENROD - extract tincture of Common Goldenrod – food supplement.
Suitable for the lower respiratory tract. Extract from a mixture of herbs Cough 2 – Dense-flowered Mullein, Thyme, Coltsfoot, Echinacea purpurea - root. More about the effects...
Extract from a mixture of herbs URINARY TRACT – Small-flowered Willowherb, Common Goldenrod, Common Heather, Silver Birch, Field Horsetail More about the effects of the Urinary...
Tincture from the root of Scutellaria baicalensis. More about the effects of Scutellaria HERE
Tincture from the herb Feverfew. More about the effects of Feverfew HERE
Tincture from the herb of common yarrow More about the effects of Yarrow HERE
Valerian Root Tincture More about Valerian's effects HERE
Herbal tincture from dandelion root, couch grass root, burdock root. A unique combination of 3 distinctive roots.
Tincture from the root of couch grass More about the effects of Couch Grass HERE
Extract from the IMUNO herbal blend – Rosehip, Blackcurrant, Black Elder, Small-leaved Lime, Sea Buckthorn More about the effects of Imuno HERE
Tincture of Mistletoe More about the effects of Mistletoe HERE
How to fit herbs and food supplements into your day
Herbs bring the most joy as a quiet everyday habit. A few drops of tincture in a glass of water in the morning, a mug of tea in the afternoon, a spoonful of oil on a salad in the evening. Take food supplements regularly according to the dosage on the packaging and do not exceed the recommended daily dose. A food supplement is not a substitute for a varied diet. If you are taking medication, or are pregnant or breastfeeding, talk to your doctor or pharmacist before use.
Tincture, capsules or liposomal form?
A tincture is an extract of herbs in alcohol, which is easy to dose by the drop. You will appreciate capsules when travelling and wherever the taste of a herb does not suit you. Liposomal vitamins are liquid food supplements in which the active substances are enclosed in tiny spheres of sunflower lecithin. It is enough to add one dose to a glass of water.
Herbs in autumn and winter
In the colder months, treat yourself to warm drinks. Chaga tea with ginger and rosehip warms your hands and the whole home, and Winter Ivan tea with cinnamon, ginger and cloves smells like festive baking. Vitamin C, vitamin D and zinc contribute to the normal function of the immune system. All three are combined in the Liposomal Immunity Trio.
Herbal creams for the body
After a long day, a slow massage is welcome. Creams and balms with comfrey, bee venom or snake venom are among the traditional ingredients of folk massage care and give strained joints and muscles a pleasant feeling of relaxation.
