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Immunity and Vitality
Every autumn and winter, the same scenario plays out. One sneeze in the office, a few days at nursery, and the whole family finds itself caught up in a cycle of tissues, sore throats and exhaustion.
Joints and Movement
If you have even the slightest interest in exercise, recovery, or maintaining or boosting your vitality, you’ve no doubt come across the term ‘creatine’. Creatine won’t turn your life upside down, nor will it ‘turn you into’ an Olympic weightlifter, but of all the supplements out there, it is the one whose effects scientists have studied the most. It has clear, proven benefits, which we’ll be discussing today.
Beauty and Skin
You’re standing in front of the mirror, applying the third step of your evening skincare routine. The serum promises to smooth out wrinkles within fourteen days, the moisturiser cost half your pay, and yet you still feel that by the afternoon your skin is dull and tight again. Add to that nails that split at the slightest touch, thinning hair, and a quiet crack in your knee whenever you get up from the sofa or do a morning squat.
Beauty and Skin
You’re standing in front of the mirror, applying the third step of your evening skincare routine. The serum promises to smooth out wrinkles within fourteen days, the moisturiser cost half your pay, and yet you still feel that by the afternoon your skin is dull and tight again. Add to that nails that split at the slightest touch, thinning hair, and a quiet crack in your knee whenever you get up from the sofa or do a morning squat.
Beauty and Skin
The supplements market today is highly dynamic, changing rapidly and giving rise to new trends. More and more people simply refuse to start their day by swallowing hard tablets, which are sometimes too large. The result is a massive shift in the dietary supplements market. New forms are coming to the fore, such as jelly vitamins, soluble powder mixes, effervescent tablets and drinks, which combine clinically proven formulations with a pleasant taste and ease of use. What was once a necessary chore suddenly becomes something to look forward to, making it much easier to stick to.
Beauty and Skin
The supplements market today is highly dynamic, changing rapidly and giving rise to new trends. More and more people simply refuse to start their day by swallowing hard tablets, which are sometimes too large. The result is a massive shift in the dietary supplements market. New forms are coming to the fore, such as jelly vitamins, soluble powder mixes, effervescent tablets and drinks, which combine clinically proven formulations with a pleasant taste and ease of use. What was once a necessary chore suddenly becomes something to look forward to, making it much easier to stick to.
Immunity and Vitality
You buy some vitamins, take them every day – sometimes even twice a day – and… still nothing. No burst of energy, no stronger immune system, and no sign of that much-hoped-for improved digestion. Where did it all go wrong?
Immunity and Vitality
You know those times when you come down with a ‘bit of a cold’. You might even joke about it, but you really do feel awful – you’re coughing, you’re in the throes of a fever, and you’re finding it hard to breathe. Anyone who was lucky enough to grow up in the countryside as a child will remember the various herbal teas that their grandmother used to conjure up. A simple herbal tea that always brought miraculous relief.
Energy
Dr LUCULLUS’s fat burner is highly effective; of course, it won’t do everything for you… but it will certainly speed up your body’s transformation. Its main purpose is to support weight loss by burning body fat. Let’s not forget the importance of a well-balanced diet and plenty of exercise. It is the fat burner that will provide you with the help and support you need on your journey to losing weight and achieving a slimmer figure.
Immunity and Vitality
When we hear the term ‘dietary supplement’, most of us immediately think of vitamin C, magnesium or protein. However, there is one substance that often goes unnoticed, even though it is literally essential for the functioning of every single cell in the human body. We’re talking about lecithin.
Health
When we need to recharge our batteries and long for peace, it’s time to slow down. Imagine the silence of a mountain morning, when the mist rises above the valley, the sun touches the mountain slopes, and the air is fresh and scented with wild herbs. And although these herbs grow in the purest areas and in mineral-rich soil, they must also adapt to the harsh conditions of the mountains. As a result, they are rich in antioxidants, essential oils, flavonoids and phenolic compounds, which help protect cells from oxidative stress.
Immunity and Vitality
We probably all have a good supply of medicines at home in case we catch a cold, or even the flu. It’s the same every single year. The temperature drops, the weather turns damp and chilly, and the viral infections start to spread. But we’re prepared! Celaskon, various cough syrups, paracetamol… A box (or even a large box) of all sorts of medicines will sort it out, won’t it? And if not, then whilst we’re coughing, grumbling and lying in bed, we solemnly promise ourselves that we’ll finally start hardening ourselves to the cold. As soon as the illness has passed...
Digestion and Detox
In traditional medicine, chamomile – or ‘Rumanovec’ – has been used as a dye for many centuries. Due to the high content of colour pigments in its flowers, it was used to dye silk. There was no more beautiful shade of yellow. Even in Slovakia, it became well known primarily for its ability to dye fabrics and everyday items. However, we are particularly interested in its medicinal properties.
Health
In nature, there are plants with a story to tell; one of them is the (sharp) milk thistle (Silybum marianum) – an unassuming thistle that harbours the power to protect the liver. The liver is a unique organ – the only one capable of regenerating itself. Yet it has its limits. Every day, it battles toxins, cleanses the blood, breaks down harmful substances and ensures a sufficient supply of energy. In today’s world, the liver suffers more than ever – an unhealthy diet, alcohol, stress and excessive use of medication all take their toll. And because the liver doesn’t hurt and doesn’t make itself heard, we often fail to notice that it is crying out for help. Milk thistle is a helper that gives the liver a chance to cope with the demands we place on it every day. That’s why it’s more than just a dietary supplement; milk thistle is a reminder that we must look after our bodies, even when we don’t yet feel any problems. When the liver suffers, the whole body suffers (from digestion right through to the immune system).
Health
Drinking high-quality tea is slowly becoming a new trend. Following the emergence of coffee culture here – where perhaps only a joker would now order a ‘Turkish coffee in a glass’ in a café – there has also been a shift away from the traditional habit of drinking beer. It has gradually been replaced by wine, and it is now common for people to distinguish between dozens of different flavours, rather than the traditional division into white and red. As people travel more and more and get to know the world, they are also increasingly discovering the phenomenon of tea drinking.
Harmony
Everyone really got on your nerves; the journey home was like something out of the apocalypse, and at home, instead of peace and quiet, there was more tension and stress. This is what some of our days are like. There are many solutions, but only a few are the right ones in the long run. Because alcohol really does help to calm your nerves and see things from a completely different perspective – though sometimes from a diabolical one, not a positive one. Soft drugs and medication can help you switch off, but they don’t address the root of your problem.
Energy
Vitamin B12 is the most complex vitamin (from a chemical point of view); it contains cobalt, which is essential for its activity. Also known as cyanocobalamin, it plays a part in the proper functioning of the body, and our bodies require it every day. Although we only need it in small amounts, its importance for red blood cell production and metabolism is enormous. Various studies suggest that it has a beneficial effect on our mood and memory, and supports brain function. Vitamin B12 is necessary for maintaining the proper functioning of the nervous system and the metabolism of proteins, carbohydrates and fats. Unlike other vitamins, B12 is synthesised in nature only by bacteria found in the digestive systems of animals. We therefore obtain it mainly from animal products, such as meat and dairy products. Its uniqueness also lies in its ability to be stored in the liver for many years, but a deficiency poses a risk not only to vegans and older people. A B12 deficiency does not manifest itself immediately (it can take up to a year). Fatigue is the first sign of a deficiency in this vitamin. Chronic fatigue, memory problems, tingling in the limbs or depression can be subtle warning signs. As vitamin B12 is essential for the production of myelin, the protective sheath around nerve fibres, a deficiency can lead to neurological problems such as numbness and balance issues. If this deficiency is left untreated, it can lead to serious neurological disorders and anaemia; the deficiency also manifests itself through various haematological and psychiatric symptoms (including confusion and disorientation, atrophy, mood and behavioural changes, psychosis and cognitive problems, loss of concentration, insomnia and incontinence). In the past, pernicious anaemia was incurable. In 1926, two doctors discovered that eating raw liver could alleviate these symptoms – fatigue, memory loss and nerve damage. Two decades later, they succeeded in isolating the substance responsible for this effect, which turned out to be vitamin B12.
Health
The Tree of Life. That is the name given to the Moringa oleifera, a tree native to the foothills of the Himalayas. Today, it can be found throughout India and has even spread to Arabia, Africa and Madagascar. It can grow up to 12 metres tall and have a trunk 30 cm thick. It can grow at a rate of 3 metres a year! As almost every part of it can be used (leaves, fruit, trunk), it is often pruned to take the shape of a low-growing shrub.
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