Pure plant power – pure life energy

Our mental, emotional, and physical equilibrium is in balance. We feel good. Life couldn't be more beautiful! There's a medical term for this natural balance: homeostasis.

This balance isn't something we can take for granted. Everyday life challenges our inner and outer equilibrium, rocking it back and forth. Fatigue and lack of concentration increase. We don't feel "centered." Our bodies become more susceptible to stress and infection.

The body's own mitochondria form the basis for a healthy energy balance. Mitochondria produce the adenosine triphosphate necessary for all physical and mental performance. Adenosine triphosphate supplies energy to every single cell in the body. Every person has their "own" power plant. Some people are fitter than others, recover faster, and are generally more resistant to stress. This is related to energy production in the mitochondria. As with any "production," "waste" also accumulates in the mitochondria. With an appropriate micronutrient supply, the mitochondria can cope well with these oxygen radicals. Proper "disposal" is ensured. Overtaxed mitochondria can no longer perform this work effectively. The "waste" remains in the body. It burdens the organism and gradually damages the mitochondria. The mitochondria function increasingly weakly. We feel increasingly weaker.

Many medicinal plants and herbs can act as natural "energy helpers." Pure plant power has long been used to improve physical and mental vitality. Medicinal plants work with the bitter substances, tannins, mucilage, and essential oils contained in their flowers, leaves, seeds, herbs, and roots. These healing ingredients have diverse effects and can be easily combined with conventional medicine.

We would like to introduce you to two plants:

To support physical performance, in cases of tiredness and exhaustion, the ginseng Ginseng is said to have a positive effect on memory function. Ginseng can revitalize, improve, and strengthen vitality.

The Chaga mushroom Recommended for strengthening the liver and improving the immune system. The Chaga mushroom is a natural antioxidant. It is often taken to invigorate and revitalize the body.

Appreciation for nature is increasing significantly in the wake of climate change. Our connection to nature is experiencing a revival... and that's a good thing. Plants are unique, valuable, and selflessly give us their strength.