Nutrients that we absorb in large quantities
First of all, for customers who are technically very precise: Yes, vitamins and minerals are also nutrients! However, we have decided in favour of this simplification so as not to blow up 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... Read more
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Proteins and amino acids - not just for muscles!
Everyone knows that muscles and skin are made of protein. It also makes sense that the higher the quality of the food you eat, the higher the quality of what is built up in your 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. Today, vegan alternatives are increasingly available. 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, for example, the brain and nervous system still have to develop) and mannose (which is excreted in the urine, along with everything it binds to along the way, such as pathogens). Ribose is a building block of the muscle fuel ATP.