Delicious organic salami sausages in a pack of 3 60 g. Produced in Germany.

Organically grown walnuts are rich in protein and beneficial fatty acids. It contains a large number of vitamins and minerals, such as vitamins A, В1, В2, Е, РР and С, iron, cobalt, zinc, potassium, magnesium, calcium, iodine and phosphorus, which have a beneficial effect on brain function, keep the mind healthy, and slow down the aging process. Walnut strengthens the heart, liver and immune system. Relieves nervous tension and stress. . In addition, walnuts can reduce cholesterol absorption and are beneficial for the skin and hair.

The importance of lutein and zeaxanthin in the body lies primarily in the fact that the lens and retina of the eye contain only lutein and zeaxanthin. These two substances are important for maintaining a person's visual acuity into old age.

The healing properties of the bark of the ant were already known to the ancient Incas. The natives of Mexico and Peru refer to the tree as the "divine tree." The bark of this tree is a natural antibiotic that is used in folk medicine for many infectious diseases. The bark of the tree is rarely rich in various minerals and vitamins. It contains phosphorus, chromium, calcium, iron, iodine, zinc, manganese, magnesium and boron.

Avocado oil is recommended for dry and aging skin, it is perfectly absorbed and is additive-free.

Melissa officinalis extract is an alternative to sedatives used in medicine. It has a relaxing, anti-depressant, anti-anxiety, palpitations and headaches effect. The natural ability of lemon balm also helps to treat high fever, is antiviral, helps with hyperthyroidism, and is known as a good sleep inducer and mood-boosting herb. The antiviral active ingredient in lemon balm is beta-caryophyllene, which inhibits the activity of the virus even before it reaches the cell.

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.

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.

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.

Magnesium is one of the cheapest drugs for lowering blood pressure. In case of low Mg, calcium and sodium accumulate in the cell, blood circulation is disturbed in small arteries and blood pressure rises. Magnesium is needed for energy production in the heart, its deficiency can lead to heart attack, causing spasms in the coronary arteries, arrhythmia and other symptoms. Magnesium also helps to relax the brain, blood vessels and muscles.

Saffron is a very powerful plant against various diseases. In addition to being a powerful fighter against depression, saffron is also used against headaches, cramps, insomnia, asthma, colds, inflammations. Potent - 30 mg per capsule.

What is the main ingredient in garlic that makes it such a powerful medicinal plant? The answer is a combination of sulfur and flavonoids. Garlic contains various sulfur compounds, which give garlic its characteristic pungent smell and strong taste. In garlic we also find vitamins B1, B6 and C, as well as essential minerals such as calcium, manganese, phosphorus, tryptophan and copper.

Pomegranate exerts its beneficial effects through various bioactive compounds and metabolites.

The indoor air quality meter measures in real time:

formaldehyde (HCHO) - a highly toxic cancer-causing chemical that can be found in furniture, textiles, building materials, cleaning products...

volatile organic compounds (TVOC) - gaseous substances that come from: varnishes, paints, furniture, cleaning products, acetone, toluene, benzene...

fine particles (PM2.5 and PM10) - solid or liquid particles in the air - dust, soot, aerosols, candles and other combustion processes

carbon monoxide (CO) - faulty gas stoves, boilers, fireplaces, solid fuel stoves, cookers. Also petrol engines. Poor ventilation also produces more CO.

Carbon dioxide (CO2) - rises rapidly in a room when there is poor ventilation or a large crowd. High CO2 levels cause decreased concentration and fatigue.