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Beauty and Skin
You may be familiar with this: despite using a high-quality moisturiser, by the end of the day your skin feels tight and tired, and the fine lines around your eyes and mouth seem somehow more pronounced. We often tend to reach for more serums, but the condition of your skin is, first and foremost, a reflection of the processes taking place deep beneath its surface.
Harmony
Do you know that feeling when you don’t feel quite yourself, but can’t quite put your finger on why? You wake up in the morning feeling drained, your favourite jeans suddenly feel too tight, and even the smallest thing can drive you round the bend. We often put these feelings down to being overworked, bad weather, getting on in years or just general tiredness.
Health
You know that feeling around two or three o’clock in the afternoon. You’re finalising a spreadsheet, replying to yet another email or scrolling through social media, when suddenly your eyes start to sting. You start blinking more quickly, the text on the screen becomes slightly blurred, and it feels as though someone has sprinkled fine sand under your eyelids.
Health
You may have noticed this in a chemist’s or on an online shop too: standard vitamin C for a few euros, and right next to it the same vitamin labelled ‘liposomal’ for three to four times the price.
Beauty and Skin
Almost everyone is familiar with this sight: a full hairbrush after just one brush, tufts of hair in the shower drain, and that queasy feeling in the stomach as you style your hair in front of the mirror.
Health
In an effort to do as much as possible for our health, we often turn to all sorts of combinations of capsules and vitamins. Although the intention is good, our body does not function like a container into which we can simply pour anything at any time. Many vitamins use the same absorption pathways, bind to the same receptors or directly alter the metabolism of others.
Health
As soon as the temperature drops to zero and the first cough is heard in the office or on the bus, the same ritual begins in many households: a glass of water with effervescent ‘C’ tablets and a random dose of vitamin D drops. We’ve got used to seeing them as a fire extinguisher – something we pull out of the cupboard in a panic when we already feel a tickle in our throats. However, science and the biology of the human body work differently from the marketing of pharmaceutical companies. With both vitamins, we often pay for a false sense of security.
Immunity and Vitality
A blocked nose, unexplained sneezing, red patches on the skin or stomach cramps after a seemingly harmless lunch. If these symptoms sound familiar, you’ve probably already come across the terms ‘seasonal allergy’ or ‘histamine intolerance’ (HIT).
Health
We live in an age where constant tension and an overburdened nervous system are almost the social norm. Chronic stress and that unpleasant, creeping anxiety have long since ceased to be merely abstract psychological concepts. They manifest as a knot in the stomach, an endless stream of thoughts before bedtime, and a feeling of exhaustion that cannot simply be shaken off with a good night’s sleep. As if that weren’t enough, stomach problems can also be counted amongst the unpleasant symptoms. Although sleep, exercise and lifestyle adjustments remain the foundation of mental balance, during prolonged periods of nervous tension our body burns through key micronutrients whilst crying out for help.
Energy
Mornings are starting to get colder, the days are getting shorter by the day, and the morning mist reminds us that summer has definitely handed over the baton to autumn. However, along with cosy jumpers and a cup of hot tea comes a time when our bodies are put to the test. Colder weather, crowded spaces and a lack of natural sunlight create the ideal conditions for seasonal fatigue and unwanted germs.
Immunity and Vitality
Imagine a world where a smartphone would be expected to run at 100 per cent capacity even when the battery is down to 12 per cent. That is exactly what modern society does to women – and, worse still, we often do it to ourselves.
Immunity and Vitality
Do you know that feeling when your alarm goes off in the morning and you feel as though you haven’t slept at all? Your head feels heavy, your thoughts are foggy, and the first thing you think of is a huge cup of coffee. In today’s fast-paced world, we’ve somehow got used to seeing a lack of sleep as a normal price to pay and part of modern life. The truth, however, is that sleep is neither a luxury nor a passive waste of time. It is a fundamental pillar of our physical health and our inner mental balance and well-being. Let’s take a look together at what happens to us when we sleep, and how we can gently help our bodies achieve deep, undisturbed rest.
Health
If you ask any athlete (especially endurance athletes) what nutritional supplement they always have with them for competitions, the most common answer will be "magnesium". Magnesium is definitely one of the most important minerals for our body. It is a so-called "deficiency" mineral because we excrete it from the body during excessive exertion, but also when we are not exercising! Just living in a noisy, stressful, demanding environment is enough...
Immunity and Vitality
Apple cider vinegar is one of the most popular natural products with a wide range of health benefits. Apple cider vinegar has been sought after for centuries for its health effects, including promoting digestion, regulating weight, maintaining stable blood sugar levels, and improving cardiovascular health.
Immunity and Vitality
Reishi, a mushroom used as far back as 4,000 years ago. The divine mushroom of immortality – in the past, it was believed to be able to revive even the dead. It has a particularly important place in Chinese medicine (under the name lingzhi), where it was first mentioned in writing 200 years before Christ. An entire army was assigned to search for it, because the Chinese imperial court believed that it could be used to mix an elixir of immortality. The Slovak name probably does not mean much to you - Leskokôrovka hnedočervená, it is actually a wood-destroying parasitic fungus that lives mainly on injured trees. It has a huge spectrum of biological substances. Its effects are also described in the professional encyclopaedia Huby ako .
Immunity and Vitality
Reishi, a mushroom used as far back as 4,000 years ago. The divine mushroom of immortality – in the past, it was believed to be able to revive even the dead. It has a particularly important place in Chinese medicine (under the name lingzhi), where it was first mentioned in writing 200 years before Christ. An entire army was assigned to search for it, because the Chinese imperial court believed that it could be used to mix an elixir of immortality. The Slovak name probably does not mean much to you - Leskokôrovka hnedočervená, it is actually a wood-destroying parasitic fungus that lives mainly on injured trees. It has a huge spectrum of biological substances. Its effects are also described in the professional encyclopaedia Huby ako .
Immunity and Vitality
Imagine that your body is a factory working at full capacity (to provide energy, growth, cell repair) and iron is the fuel that keeps it running. If iron reserves are depleted, you may experience weakness, heart palpitations or paler skin. Symptoms of iron deficiency include brittle nails, dry hair, shortness of breath, sleep problems, reduced concentration, cold extremities, increased frequency of infections, and anaemia (a lack of red blood cells caused by too little iron in the body), which manifests itself as extreme fatigue. With anaemia, the body is not supplied with enough oxygen and quickly becomes exhausted. Bruising can also be a sign of iron deficiency, as this mineral is important in the formation of haemoglobin, which supports the proper functioning of blood platelets.
Immunity and Vitality
Imagine that your body is a factory working at full capacity (to provide energy, growth, cell repair) and iron is the fuel that keeps it running. If iron reserves are depleted, you may experience weakness, heart palpitations or paler skin. Symptoms of iron deficiency include brittle nails, dry hair, shortness of breath, sleep problems, reduced concentration, cold extremities, increased frequency of infections, and anaemia (a lack of red blood cells caused by too little iron in the body), which manifests itself as extreme fatigue. With anaemia, the body is not supplied with enough oxygen and quickly becomes exhausted. Bruising can also be a sign of iron deficiency, as this mineral is important in the formation of haemoglobin, which supports the proper functioning of blood platelets.
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