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In our latitudes also known as sleeping berry, ashwagandha helps us to cope with stress and supports our resistance to stressors. It is also said to improve memory, cognitive abilities and sleep quality.

It is our most valuable ingredient: Q10. What sounds like a secret agent, is a substance that is stored in the stored in the mitochondria - the power power plants of your cells. Many of our customers report that Q10 in particular provides their body energy to their body. energy.

Glucose is a carbohydrate and one of your most important source of energy. Your brain consumes the majority of the glucose it ingests - about 75 percent - because it and your red blood cells rely solely on glucose for their engery needs.

In addition to caffeine, green tea offers L-theanine, an amino acid that many report, when combined with caffeine, makes you feel stimulated and motivated instead of just nervous and excited. By the way, with green tea, unlike black tea, the tea leaves are simply not fermented.

Wake up, here comes guarana! The plant originates from South America, contains particularly much caffeine and natural active ingredients. These include: Theophylline, choline and catechin, which helps to help fight harmful viruses, fungi and bacteria. bacteria.

Isomaltulose is considered by some to be the white gold of the future. It is produced from sugar beets and refined in processing steps that allow for isomaltulose's unique properties. For example, isomaltulose has a sugar-like flavor profile, no aftertaste, and many report that isomaltulose provides them with constant energy for long periods of time thanks to a steady blood sugar level.

Caffeine is a natural activator and helps you to stay awake and alert by blocking adenosine. In nature, caffeine is found in leaves and seeds of more than 60 plants: Tea, coffee, mate, guarana, kola nuts, cocoa beans - just to name a few.

Eyes open: Mate tea is considered a natural pick-me-up. To its 196 valuable ingredients include xanthines, polyphenols, amino acids, vitamins, trace elements and minerals such as calcium, iron, potassium and zinc.

Palatinose™ is an isomer of sucrose and a naturally sourced carbohydrate. Often reported to provide the full energy from carbohydrates in a balanced from carbohydrates in a balanced manner and and keeps you energized for longer periods of time. is.

Vitamin A, or retinol, is a fat-soluble vitamin and is mainly found in foods of animal origin. Its plant precursors are called carotenoids, which are converted into vitamin A in the body. Vitamin A is said to support the development of cells and tissues and plays an important role for normal vision.

Vitamin B1 or thiamine belongs to the so-called micronutrients and is a water-soluble vitamin. It is required for the functioning of the nervous system and energy metabolism. In nature, for example sprouts, seeds and legumes contain a lot of vitamin B1.

Vitamin B2 or riboflavin is a water-soluble vitamin. It is involved in numerous metabolic processes in the body and is important for the proteins in the lens of the eye.

Surely you have heard about these sensational vitamins which all have something in common: They start with B. Like all vitamins of the vitamin B complex, vitamin B3/niacin is responsible for energy metabolism. And B3 does the job as if it were on the A team.

Vitamin B5 or pantothenic acid is a water soluble vitamin and contributes to mental performance and energy metabolism. To the most important areas of application of Vitamin B5 pantothenic acid include stress.

Whoever says B must also say B6. Vitamin B6 played an important role in the development of life on earth and was discovered in 1930. Even today many report that it supports neurological and psychological processes and helps in protein and carbohydrate metabolism.

Like all B vitamins, vitamin B7 or biotin is a component of enzymes and is therefore part of metabolic processes. It supports so-called keratin proteins and many report, that it keeps hair, skin and nails healthy and supports the nervous system.

Vitamin B9 or folic acid is one of the vitamins of the B group. For many folic acid is an umbrella term for various compounds and is found in several foods. These include vegetables, especially green leafy vegetables, legumes, nuts, oranges, whole grains, wheat germ and soybeans.

Vitamin B12 or cobalamin is a water soluble vitamin that is relevant for the formation of red red blood cells and for the nervous system. system. It can be stored in the liver. Deficiency symptoms can occur especially in elderly people.

Vitamin C or ascorbic acid is considered a multi-talent among the vitamins. It is involved in numerous metabolic processes and protects the immune system from harmful free radicals. Ascorbic acid is mainly found in fresh fruits and vegetables.

Colecalciferol ist auch als Vitamin D3 bekannt. Es wird von der Haut gebildet, wenn sie dem Sonnenlicht ausgesetzt ist, genauer gesagt dessen UV-B-Strahlen. Vitamin D3 findet sich in der Natur nur in wenigen Lebensmitteln wie zum Beispiel in fettigen Fischen.

Vitamin E stands for several similar compounds, the so-called tocopherols. It is one of the fat-soluble vitamins that can only be utilized in the context of fat metabolism. Alpha-tocopherol is the best-known representative of vitamin E.

Vitamin K2, or menaquinone, is considered by many to be the best available form of the important Vitamin K to the body. It plays an important role in many processes in the human body, but is only found in small amounts in most foods.