A lightly calming herb. good for sleep- and digestive problems, stomach ache, and headache. Used for moth and flea problems. Externalyl used for wounds and skin problems.
A phospholipid with some antioxidant effect. Counteracts fat depositing in the body, lowers the cholesterol level and keeps the fat fluid. Prevents gall stone and kidney stone formation. Beneficial to the brain and nervous system.
Herb used for restlessness, headache, hyperactivity, tension, spasms, nervousness, insomnia, palpitations, mild depression, indigestion, fever, eczema, inflammation, and irritation of the intestines. Has anti-viral, soothing, and healing effects.
Herbal mixture used for eczema, nettle rash, and other allergic skin reactions. Also taken for its blood purifying and anti-inflammatory abilities. Generally used to build up skin and to prevent rashes, pediatric eczema, impetigo, and pimples.
A co-enzyme and one of the strongest and most effective antioxidants. Is soluble in both water and fat. Co-operates with other antioxidants and potentiates them. Used for hepatitis, diabetes, HIV, nerve damage, and detoxification of the liver.
Generally fortifying herb. Has some anti-bacterial and anti-viral effect. Effective against stress, coughing, and bronchitis. Has a soothing effect on the mucous membranes, the respiratory passages, and intestinal disorders (e. g. gastritis and ulcers).
Many types are available. Can be used by both sexes as lubrication during intercourse and, for women, against vaginal dryness. Decreases the risk of pain and tearing, and can have other functions.
Belongs to the group of carotenoids just like beta-carotene. It can be found in corn, egg yolks, green vegetables, and caviar. It is an antioxidant that can be found in large amounts in the eye where it protects against sun damage.
Red plant pigment belonging to the group of carotenoids. It is a biologically very active and effective anti-oxidant. It strengthens the immune function and is used against several cancer forms.