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Q10 - Lycopene - Astaxanthin

The body's own coenzyme Q10 can help the cells convert nutrients into energy, combat free radicals and thereby ensure a youthful, fresh complexion.

Astaxanthin is a natural dye that comes from red algae and can, among other things, protect the skin from harmful UV rays. Astaxanthin can also prevent heart disease and increase athletic performance.

Lycopene is another antioxidant that can reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, diabetes and osteoporosis and is beneficial for the prostate.

Curcumin

Turmeric - comes from turmeric - is now considered one of the most important medicinal plants in Indian medicine (Ayurveda). Turmeric is said to have a cleansing and energizing effect.

Turmeric can stimulate gastric juice production, support the healing process in the body and, especially in women, counteract the loss of bone density caused by estrogen deficiency (menopause).

Lutein - Zeaxanthin - Zinc - Selenium

Lutein and Zeaxanthin belong to the group of carotenoids. Both substances are found in high concentrations in our retina. Both substances have antioxidant properties and protect our eyes from free radicals.

Zinc is a vital trace element that plays an important role in numerous metabolic reactions. Zinc can also strengthen eyesight and promote concentration and cognitive performance.

Selenium as an essential trace element, ensures intact cells. Smooth metabolic processes in the production of thyroid hormones and antibodies for our immune system are supported.

Vitamin K2 - Mangosteen

The fruit of a tropical tree - Mangosteen - contains true super antioxidants, so-called xanthones, which are considered effective anti-inflammatory agents and can promote the health of blood vessels.

Vitamin K2 is a fat-soluble vitamin that is produced in a healthy body by intestinal bacteria.

Vitamin K2 is required for bone metabolism; for the development of bone tissue and as a positive influence on vascular calcification.

Shiitake with D2

Shiitake is known as a valuable natural medicinal mushroom, which, with the Vitamin D2 it contains, has a positive effect on, among other things, bone metabolism and the immune system, cell division, cell growth and the brain at any age, can have a positive impact.

Baobab fruit

Baobab is considered an African miracle fruit; it contains more iron than spinach, more calcium than our milk, and more potassium and magnesium than a banana.

Baobab is rich in fiber, has a prebiotic effect and can therefore promote the development of intestinal flora.

Vitamin E - Manganese - Molybdenum

As an antioxidant, Vitamin E is an important radical scavenger. Vitamin E stands for rapid wound healing and the formation of new cells. In addition, vitamin E can increase the collagen content in the skin, giving it a firm appearance.

Manganese as a trace element, activates important enzymes in the organism.

Manganese is also required for the healthy development of bones, cartilage and connective tissue.

Molybdenum is a vital trace element that stimulates the formation of uric acid, detoxifies the kidneys, strengthens tooth enamel and can therefore prevent the formation of tooth decay.