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...
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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...
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...
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...
Broccoli (Brassica oleracea was. italica) belongs to the cruciferous family (Brassicaceae), like all other types of cabbage. But (horse)radish, rad...
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...
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 ...
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...
Calcium (calcium) belongs to the group of bulk elements, which means that it occurs in relatively high concentrations in the human body. The body...
Magnesium is one of the essential minerals. Everyone needs magnesium to maintain their performance and for the smooth "functioning" of their body...
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...
Origin and history of spearmint The number of different types of mint can hardly be overlooked. The most important main species in...
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...
Origin of the plant Hibiscus (Hibiscus spec.) becomes in German marshmallow called. The plant is mainly distributed in the tropica...
Origin and history of ginger If you ever want a fresh piece of ginger (Zingiber officinale) has bitten, who knows what the tuber h...
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 ...
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...
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...
Origin and History of Rhodiola The Rhodiola rosea, also Rosenwurz, called golden root or arctic root, is an alpine plant from the ...
Origin and History of Stevia The stevia plant (Stevia rebaudiana) originally comes from the Amambay highlands in Paraguay and has a long t...
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...
The term vitamin E refers to several fat-soluble compounds. These are also called tocopherols. In nature, only plants produce tocopherols. Veget...
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...
Origin and history of lemongrass lemongrass (Cymbopogon flexuosus) is native to India and is an evergreen herbaceous plant. The growth hei...
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...
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