Nutrients that we consume in large quantities
First of all, for customers who are technically very precise: Yes, vitamins and minerals are also nutrients! However, we have decided to simplify the list so as not to overload the shop menu. Especially as many customers understand nutrients to mean the calorie-containing nutrients that we consume in larger quantities, namely protein, fat and carbohydrates.
Proteins and amino acids - not just for muscles!
Everyone knows that muscles and skin are made of protein. Logically, the higher the quality of the food you consume, the higher the quality of what is built up in the body. Less well known: All of the body's immune substances, such as antibodies, are also made up of amino acids (the smallest building blocks of proteins). So a lot of high-quality AS in the blood = good defence, too little = poor defence. People with allergy problems, e.g. to milk or wheat protein, should favour elementary amino acids, as there are no allergies to these.
Unsaturated fatty acids - vital good fat
Unsaturated fatty acids are essential for life. Scientifically speaking, the statement that fat is bad is no longer true; it depends on what you eat. There are also an increasing number of vegan alternatives available today. Omega-3 fatty acids, which we have in all varieties, plant sources, krill oil or fish oils, each with high concentrations, are particularly important here!
Often underestimated - carbohydrates!
Dietary fibres are long-chain indigestible carbohydrates that are good for the gut. Less well known are, for example, galactose (the only carbohydrate that is actually only absorbed by babies in milk, which still has to develop the brain and nervous system, for example) and mannose (which is excreted in the urine, along with everything it binds to on the way, such as pathogens). Ribose is a building block of the muscle fuel ATP.
| Omega-3 fatty acids from the oil of Schizochytrium algae. In optimal combination with turmeric. |
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| High-quality algae oil with omega-3 fatty acids, vitamin E and turmeric. |
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For more safety in summer All temperature-sensitive products from the manufacturers in our range of food supplements, feed etc. are designed to withstand a brief increase in ambient temperature. Microbiotics generally like it cool. In order to compensate for losses during shipping and storage from the outset, the capsules are filled with considerably more than is declared on the can. The aim is to ensure that the capsules contain as many viable bacteria as stated at the end of the best-before date. Fish oils, algae oil and krill oil are protected from oxidation by the addition of vitamin E. According to our manufacturers, a slight temperature increase of 1-2 days during transport does not affect them, but afterwards they should be stored in a cool place or, depending on the product, in the refrigerator. In order to protect the goods from too much heat, we only dispatch such products from Monday to Thursday in summer or at temperatures above 25 degrees. In the case of extremely high temperatures of 30 degrees and above, we recommend postponing the purchase until these are lower again. Of course, our customers can decide for themselves. However, we refuse to take back products on the grounds of "heat damage" if the weather conditions were known from the outset at the time of purchase. A safe alternative: refrigerated dispatch! When purchasing heat-sensitive products (microbiotics, enzymes, oils), we recommend booking refrigerated shipping, which can be easily done via the purchase function. We then add as many cold packs as you buy and insulate the goods particularly well. The more you buy, the safer and cooler the transport. The insulation and the -18 degree temperature of the cold packs are sufficient to cool the goods significantly for 12-24 hours. Even if the goods arrive at the customer's premises no longer cool, the heat load during transport is significantly lower than the maximum limit specified by the manufacturer. And our customers also get something else in return: these are ordinary cold packs, which are almost impossible to buy cheaper in the shops. This means that they can simply continue to be used in private households afterwards. The cold packs are suitable for a temperature range of -18° Celsius to +40° Celsius, e.g. as a heat pack for applying to tense muscles or similar. Safety note: The cold packs are sealed and are not intended for opening and replacing or consuming the liquid!
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Proteine (Eiweiße) und Aminosäuren – nicht nur für die Muskeln!
Muskeln und Haut bestehen aus Eiweiß, das weiß jeder. Logisch auch: Je höher die Qualität von der Nahrung, die man aufnimmt, desto höher ist die Qualität von dem, was im Körper aufgebaut wird. Weniger bekannt: Auch alle Immunstoffe des Körpers wie z. B. Antikörper werden aus Aminosäuren (den kleinsten Bausteinen der Proteine) aufgebaut. Also heißt viel hochwertige AS im Blut = gute Abwehr, zu wenig = schlechte Abwehr. Menschen mit Allergieproblemen, z. B. auf Milch- oder Weizeneiweiß, sollten elementare Aminosäuren bevorzugen, gegen solche gibt es keine Allergien.
Ungesättigte Fettsäuren – lebenswichtiges gutes Fett
Ungesättigte Fettsäuren sind lebensnotwendig. Die Aussage, Fett ist schlecht, stimmt wissenschaftlich gesehen heute nicht mehr, es kommt darauf an, welche man zu sich nimmt. Dafür stehen heute auch zunehmend vegane Alternativen zur Verfügung. Besonders wichtig wären hier die Omega-3-Fettsäuren, die wir in allen Varianten haben, pflanzliche Quellen, Krillöl oder auch Fischöle, jeweils mit hohen Konzentrationen!
Oft unterschätzt – Kohlenhydrate!
Ballaststoffe sind langkettige unverdauliche Kohlenhydrate, gut für den Darm, ist bekannt. Weniger bekannt sind z. B. Galaktose (das einzige KH, das eigentlich nur Babys aufnehmen, in der Milch, die z. B. Gehirn und Nervensystem noch ausbilden müssen) und Mannose (die mit dem Harn wieder ausgeschieden wird, mit allem, was sie unterwegs an sich bindet, wie z. B. Erreger). Ribose ist Baustein des Muskelkraftstoffs ATP.