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Taurine is necessary for the normal functioning of the eyes, heart, brain, gallbladder and vascular system, as well as for the digestion of fats.
Tribulus Terrestris, an herbal supplement from India, helps to increase the body's natural ability to produce testosterone and thereby also increase muscle mass. Therefore, it is very popular among athletes. Tribulus Terrestris can also have a positive effect on the immune system, skin, cardiovascular system, nervous system, urinary tract, respiratory tract.
Tzinc is the second most abundant trace element in the human body after iron. There is a high concentration of zinc in the prostate. spermatozoa, the retina of the eye and the skin.
Grape seeds are rich in minerals, vitamins and polyphenols - it is 20 times more powerful antioxidant than vitamin C and 50 times more powerful than vitamin E and stays in the body for 72 hours.
You may have heard that eating watermelon helps lower blood pressure? This is due to the citrulline in watermelon, which is a natural amino acid. Our body processes it into arginine and nitric acid, which increase blood circulation throughout the body and also in the brain, dilating and relaxing blood vessels.
Since our body does not produce selenium itself, we have to get it from food. Unfortunately, Estonia is not one of the regions with selenium-rich soils, which is why most of us have a selenium deficiency.
Clinically proven patented water-soluble form of CoQ10 with best absorption. Pineapple flavored oral spray, 150 sprays!
Organically grown sunflower seeds are an excellent source of vitamin E. It is one of the main fat-soluble antioxidants that throughout the body protects fat-containing structures such as cell membranes and brain cells from free radical damage.
Oregano works well against all colds and flu viruses, improves heart function, kills intestinal parasites, relieves menstrual pain and asthma attacks, and protects against cancer. Especially good results have been obtained thanks to the carnosol contained in oregano in prostate, breast, skin, blood and colon cancers.
Natural resveratrol is a powerful antioxidant with anti-inflammatory, antitumor and antibacterial properties. Reduces the amount of bad cholesterol, improves liver function and cell metabolism.
The list of beneficial properties of our highest-quality green organic tea is long and below, but it is very important to prepare the tea correctly. Boiling water should not be poured on the tea, it is worth cooling the water to 70-80 degrees Celsius, and if the water quality is even slightly decent, it is not worth letting the water boil completely. Note that green tea is stimulating if you let the tea steep for 3-4 minutes and relaxing if you let the tea steep for 5-7 minutes.
We offer potent and high-quality astaxanthin capsules (8 mg). The capsule contains oil from the red algae Haematococcus pluvialis, which is produced in Austria. Most of the astaxanthin sold in Estonia and Europe comes from China, and there is also a lot of synthetic astaxanthin. Keep a close eye on where the astaxanthin is derived from. The astaxanthins we offer are derived from the algae Haematococcus pluvialis.
Potent, organic, highest quality and purest astaxanthin, produced in Europe. Astaxanthin is obtained from the red algae Haematococcus pluvialis.
You can find out more about the endless beneficial properties of astaxanthin below.
This oil is pressed from carefully selected black cumin (Nigella Sativa) seeds. Modern technology ensures that the oil is pressed at low temperatures (up to a maximum of 40ºC) without refining, which allows the oil to retain its most valuable properties.
The need for vitamin D for the human body has long ceased to be news. To date, more than 70 different diseases have been linked to this deficiency. In the Nordic countries, it is recommended to consume vitamin D from September to April. It is also a common opinion of doctors that it should be taken throughout the year. It should also be noted that with age, the body's ability to produce vitamin D decreases.
