
SAMe - for more energy and a better mood
Learn how the amino acid S-adenosylmethionine (SAMe) can support your mood, energy levels and liver function.

Why the body needs a good supply of selenium
Immune defence, the cardiovascular system and the thyroid - the trace element selenium plays an important role in many bodily functions.

Lose weight with amino acids
We have learned that our muscles use energy. The more muscular the body, the more energy it can use. Find out how amino acids are involved here!

Tryptophan - for wellbeing and sleep

What should people with diabetes not eat?
Everyone talks about sugar, but what does it mean when blood sugar levels become a serious problem? Find out all you need to know about diabetes!

Nattokinase - what is the fibrinolytic protein?
The enzyme nattokinase, derived from the soya bean dish natto, is believed in Japan to be one of the reasons for longevity. Find out more here!

Copper deficiency - causes, symptoms and long-term effects
Copper is essential for our health. Not only does the immune system need this trace element, but many other processes in the body do too. Find out here why a copper deficiency is often discovered too late and what the consequences are!

Myo-inositol - how does it affect us?
Hormonal imbalance can have a major impact on many processes. What exactly does it mean when our own production decreases and how can I support my health in this regard?

Calcium or calcium - the important thing is to take it!
Find out what this important mineral is involved in in the body and which is the better form of calcium here!

How a detox works
The human body works around the clock to eliminate harmful substances and toxins. But when there are too many toxins in the system, it needs help.

Alkaline diet
The pH of our organs plays an important role in our health. But how does our diet affect our body's acid-base balance?

How can I tell if I have a vitamin deficiency?
Tired, exhausted, aching limbs? A vitamin deficiency can take many forms, but is usually easy to treat. Find out what to look out for.

Often in short supply in winter - Vitamin D
Vitamin D is a real all-rounder when it comes to health: it ensures healthy bones and is involved in many processes in the human body.

Still unknown to many - medicinal mushrooms
Many people in Europe are still unfamiliar with the use of so-called medicinal mushrooms, but these mushrooms are an integral part of many traditional diets. Find out what they are called and what powers they have.

When the immune system needs a boost
Our immune system is usually good at fending off invaders. But how can we strengthen it so that it continues to work well under high levels of stress?

Get through the autumn and winter safely!
Colds are hard on the mind and body. Read here to find out how you can protect yourself against colds and give your body extra support.

Zinc, an essential trace element
Zinc is involved in many processes in the human body. Read here to find out why it is so important for us and what vegetarians/vegans should look out for.

Vitamins for hair loss
Biotin, vitamin D, zinc and selenium: When certain nutrients are lacking, hair suffers. Hair health can be supported by the right diet

Alternative treatments for bladder infections
Urinary tract infections are common. In most cases, the infection can be cured easily, and some home remedies can help the healing process.

The effects of the yam root
Yam is a staple food around the world. The yam is a staple food in many parts of the world, similar to the potato.

How curcumin works
Turmeric owes its bright yellow colour to the plant compound curcumin. But curcumin is much more than that.

Women in competitive sport
The effect of oestrogen and progesterone on training success has long been underestimated. The definable phases of muscle building, increased risk of injury and muscle recovery can now be used to create a successful training plan.

How galactose works
This simple sugar works differently to glucose and therefore has special properties that make it particularly interesting for diabetics. Find out more now

To do this, the body needs the amino acid L-tyrosine.
L-tyrosine is involved in many processes in the body, including the production of the hormones dopamine and adrenaline.