Nutrition, Vitamins & Omega-3
5-HTP - The Amino Acid for Better Well-Being?

5-HTP (5-hydroxytryptophan or Oxitriptan) is an amino acid involved in the synthesis of serotonin and, consequently, also in the production of melatonin. 5-HTP as a supplement is classified as a medicinal product and therefore cannot be purchased, but there are many ways to support the conversion from 5-HTP to serotonin and melatonin.
How are whole foods and superfoods dried?

When choosing whole food supplements or superfood powders, it's easy to focus solely on whether the label looks appealing. What people often forget is one of the most crucial aspects of the production process: how the raw material is dried. Read more about why this step matters more than any other in the production process.
Vitamin D, Innate Response, and MegaFood
Vitamin D is important if you have Helicobacter pylori
Iron Response & Blood Builder Featured in Clinical Study
Turmeric – A Golden Weapon Against Inflammation & Infection

The yellow spice turmeric, which gives curry its beautiful color, is a staple in Indian cuisine. Turmeric belongs to the ginger family, and much like ginger, the plant's rhizomes are typically dried and ground into a yellow-orange powder. Sometimes, it is used as an alternative to saffron because its flavor is described as a blend of saffron and ginger. The Latin name Curcuma originates from the Persian word kirkum, which means "saffron."
The B Vitamins – An Overview
Rancid Fish Oils? Why We Chose Wild Alaskan Sockeye Salmon – Omega-3 and ESKIO-3

A recently published study from the United States revealed that the three best-selling omega-3 fish oils in the country contain oxidised fatty acids that far exceed recommended levels. High-quality fish oil is absolutely essential. Quality is, of course, crucial when it comes to all types of supplements, not just fish oils, but rancid fatty acids are arguably among the worst things you can consume.
Important to Choose the Right Form of Vitamin E
Are supplements necessary?
Study on Supplements and Pregnancy
Is saturated fat dangerous?

It is not saturated fat or cholesterol that causes various health issues but rather a combination of factors in the modern Western diet: excessive consumption of vegetable oils, particularly monounsaturated and especially polyunsaturated fatty acids, hydrogenated fats, trans fats, refined carbohydrates, and added fructose. This is coupled with deficiencies in minerals (notably magnesium and iodine), vitamins (particularly vitamin C), antioxidants (especially selenium and vitamin E), and antimicrobial fatty acids found in saturated fats.
Do real wholefood and rawfood supplements exist?
Chronic Tinnitus and Vitamin B12
Fructose in Added Form – Moderation is Key

That fruit is healthy is beyond doubt, but is there a limit to how much fructose we can handle? Has the increased intake of added fructose (fruit sugar) as a sweetener changed the rules for our liver, the only organ in the body capable of absorbing, converting, and breaking down fructose? Studies show that the long-term health effects of excessive consumption of added fructose are negative.
Facts and Myths – Vitamin B12 (Cobalamin)
Vitamin D deficiency and dry eyes
Vitamin D: Extra Important During Pregnancy
CoQ10 improves sperm quality
CoQ10 – Age Slowly
Is there a specific magnesium for the evening?

Magnesium is an essential mineral that plays a crucial role in many of the body's biochemical processes, including muscle relaxation, nerve signalling, and energy production. But is there a specific type of magnesium that is particularly beneficial to take in the evening? In fact, certain forms of magnesium, such as magnesium glycinate and magnesium taurate, are especially effective at promoting a calming and relaxing effect that can aid sleep. These forms of magnesium bind to amino acids like glycine and taurine, which naturally have soothing properties, making them excellent choices for evening use.





















