Folate/Folic acid
Folate is probably the most well-known vitamin in pregnancy. It is one of the water-soluble B vitamins and can occur in different physiologically a...
All vitamins, minerals & plant extracts
Have you always wondered how individual vital substances can promote your health and well-being? You want to learn more about the special properties of these fantastic ingredients? In our vital substance lexicon, we introduce you to all the high-quality vital substances contained in AgilNature products. Simply select a vital substance and find out more.
Encyclopedia of Vital Substances
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Potassium
Potassium Potassium is an essential bulk element* for humans. Almost all of the potassium in the body is found within the cells (98%), primarily i...
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Green Coffee
Origin and history of coffee Coffee is one of the most popular drinks worldwide. Hardly anyone can resist the enticing scent and intense aroma of a...
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Broccoli
Broccoli (Brassica oleracea was. italica) belongs to the cruciferous family (Brassicaceae), like all other types of cabbage. But (horse)radish, rad...
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Olive
origin of the olive The olive tree has been cultivated in the Mediterranean for about 6000 years. The origin of the tree is mainly assumed to be in...
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Melon
Origin and history of the melon The Cantaloupe-Melone (Cucumis melo was. cantalupensis), is a variety of cantaloupe melon. While it may be hard to ...
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Black pepper
Pepper has a millennia-old tradition as a spice, especially in India, a main growing area for pepper. Pepper has an appetizing and digestive effect...
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Calcium
Calcium (calcium) belongs to the group of bulk elements, which means that it occurs in relatively high concentrations in the human body. The body...
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Magnesium
Magnesium is one of the essential minerals. Everyone needs magnesium to maintain their performance and for the smooth "functioning" of their body...
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Iron
Iron is one of the essential, i.e. vital nutrients. It is required for blood formation and oxygen transport. The human body contains around 2.5g to...
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Mint
Origin and history of spearmint The number of different types of mint can hardly be overlooked. The most important main species in...
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Green tea
Origin and history of green tea The history of green tea looks back on a long tradition and extends over a period of more than 5000 years. A leg...
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Hibiscus
Origin of the plant Hibiscus (Hibiscus spec.) becomes in German marshmallow called. The plant is mainly distributed in the tropica...
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Ginger
Origin and history of ginger If you ever want a fresh piece of ginger (Zingiber officinale) has bitten, who knows what the tuber h...
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Copper
After iron and zinc, copper is the third most common trace element in our body. The human body contains around 80-100 mg of copper(1). It is one ...
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Lapacho
Origin of Lapacho tea Lapacho tea consists of the inner bark of the Lapacho tree, which is peeled off and grated once or twice a y...
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Mangan
Manganese is a minerals, which is one of the so-called essential trace elements. Essential trace elements are vital and must be supplied to the b...
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Rhodiola
Origin and History of Rhodiola The Rhodiola rosea, also Rosenwurz, called golden root or arctic root, is an alpine plant from the ...
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Stevia
Origin and History of Stevia The stevia plant (Stevia rebaudiana) originally comes from the Amambay highlands in Paraguay and has a long t...
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Vitamin C
Vitamin C, or also ascorbic acid called, is probably the most well-known vitamin. Vitamin C is mainly found in fruit and vegetables, but its con...
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Vitamin E
The term vitamin E refers to several fat-soluble compounds. These are also called tocopherols. In nature, only plants produce tocopherols. Veget...
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Zink
Zinc is one of the vital (essential) trace elements, which means that the body cannot produce zinc itself. There are around 2 g of zinc in the b...
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Lemongrass
Origin and history of lemongrass lemongrass (Cymbopogon flexuosus) is native to India and is an evergreen herbaceous plant. The growth hei...
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Bamboo
Origin and history of bamboo Bamboo is a type of grass and is arguably the fastest growing plant in the world. A growth of 10cm per day is...
