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The allicin that is produced when wild garlic is consumed has antibacterial effects and can help with mild gastrointestinal disorders. Overall, wild garlic promotes healthy intestinal flora. Wild garlic also strengthens the body and supports detoxification. Due to its high vitamin C content, it has a positive effect on the immune system and protects the cells, as does vitamin E. The potassium it contains is beneficial for high blood pressure and contributes to healthy heart function.You can also find wild garlic in this dr.reinwald product:SulfoCLEAN Bearberry Leaves Bearberry is a medicinal plant with a detoxifying effect on the kidneys, bladder, and urinary tract. Since it can inhibit the proliferation of bacteria, the leaves of this medicinal plant are also often used for coughs. After the main component arbutin is converted in the body into hydroquinone, it can have a mildly disinfecting effect, making its use interesting for bladder infections, lower abdominal pain, and painful urination.You can also find bearberry leaves in this dr.reinwald product:RenaCHI Psyllium Seeds These small seeds, which visually resemble fleas, are true powerhouses full of soluble fiber. They form a gel in water and can gently relieve constipation. But that’s not all! Psyllium husks have an amazing swelling capacity and can expand to 20 times their volume. As a result, they help not only with constipation, but also with irritable bowel syndrome and other intestinal problems. Whether you suffer from hemorrhoids, anal fissures, or have had intestinal surgery—psyllium husks are a reliable companion for easier bowel movements. By the way: To achieve an optimal effect, it is important to drink as much water as possible when consuming psyllium husks.You can also find psyllium husks in this dr.reinwald product:ColoSTABIL Goldenrod Herb Goldenrod—also called “Solidago,” which means something like “healthy”—has long been used as a medicinal plant, and for good reason. The two well-known species, European goldenrod and giant goldenrod, are both known for their positive effect on urinary tract disorders. Interestingly, studies also show positive effects for arthritis, rheumatic complaints, and gout. Goldenrod even supports the kidneys in detoxification and helps the skin as a detoxification organ.You can also find goldenrod herb in this dr.reinwald product:HepaCHI Java Tea Leaves Java tea is native to tropical Asia, especially Malaysia, and to Australia. In phytotherapy, the dried leaves of Java tea (Orthosiphonis folium) are often used for diseases of the urinary tract and kidneys. 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The areas of application primarily include inflammation-related joint pain, rheumatoid arthritis, herpes, inflammation of the stomach lining (gastritis), stomach ulcers, diverticulitis, inflammation of the colon (colitis), hemorrhoids, and parasitic infections. You can also find cat’s claw in this dr.reinwald product:SerraZYM plus Dandelion Dandelion can be used in many ways to benefit from its positive and healing effects. Whether as a refreshing salad, soothing tea, nourishing plant juice, or concentrated root", "full_text_html": "
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Natural Remedies

There is an herb for every illness

Paracelsus already said: “God has made a plant grow for every illness. Look around in nature and use the gifts of nature’s pharmacy.” Unfortunately, many people, including modern conventional medicine, have forgotten that herbal medicine, which today is referred to as “alternative” medicine, was the only known healing art until about 150 years ago.

However, due to industrialization, it lost importance from the mid-20th century onward and almost fell into oblivion—almost, but not entirely: According to a study by the University of Duisburg-Essen, in 2015 every third over-the-counter medicine belonged to the group of natural remedies and was highly valued by patients for its tolerability and effectiveness. This has not changed during the coronavirus crisis—quite the opposite! According to an aposcope study, demand for natural remedies to strengthen the immune system and cope with stress has once again increased significantly. A good reason, then, to take a closer look at helpful herbs and plants and introduce them to you here.

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Medicinal plants: Natural diversity for your health

For thousands of years, people all over the world have trusted in the healing properties of various plants. But what makes herbs such as wild garlic, dandelion, or milk thistle so special? Why are they used in so many cultures to relieve ailments? The answer lies in their valuable active compounds, which can have a positive effect on our bodies.

Medicinal plants work differently from conventional medicines. This is because they do not consist of just a single artificial active ingredient. On the contrary—each plant contains a colorful potpourri of natural substances. Vitamins, minerals, trace elements, and antioxidants are just some of them.

However, secondary plant compounds are particularly interesting. They give medicinal plants their specific effect and make each one unique. So the next time you drink a cup of peppermint tea or use sage for a sore throat, remember the diverse power of nature! These natural ingredients can help relieve ailments in different ways—without chemical additives or side effects.

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Natural effects without risks and side effects?

In the world of medicinal plants, there is a wide variety of species and options that can help support health in a natural way. One particularly fascinating special topic is adaptogenic plants. These special plants have the ability to support your body in stressful situations and restore its balance.

A well-known example of such a medicinal plant is Rhodiola rosea, also known as roseroot. This plant has been used in traditional medicine for centuries and has proven to be an effective remedy against stress. Taking roseroot can increase resilience to strain and help us feel more balanced overall. However, it is important to note that medicinal plants can also have side effects. Undesirable reactions may occur, especially in sensitive individuals. It is therefore advisable to carefully check whether you tolerate adaptogenic plants as well as other herbal remedies before taking them. Pregnant or breastfeeding women in particular should urgently consult their therapist about this.

Overall, however, medicinal plants offer a versatile way to support health holistically. By familiarizing yourself with the various properties of these plants and using them in a targeted way, you can promote your well-being naturally.

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Green Healing Power
\nGuide to Using Medicinal Plants and Herbs

Below, we now present some powerful medicinal plants and their health applications in detail. Our plant map shows you where and how each of these plants works in your body.

Of course, this list is by no means complete! However, since not all medicinal plants can be listed, we would like to introduce you to the following wonderful herbs and plants, which you can also find in our vital products.

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Artichoke

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The flower bud of the artichoke is not only a delicious vegetable, but also a true miracle remedy for our health. Artichoke leaves in particular can unfold their healing effect as an extract, as they are rich in bitter substances such as the powerful cynarin, flavonoids, vitamins, and minerals.

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They have a positive effect on the health of the gallbladder and liver, promote bile flow, protect the liver, and support its regeneration. Even the pancreas is stimulated by the bitter substances in artichoke leaves to release digestive juices. Overall, artichoke leaves have cholesterol-lowering, anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic, and antioxidant effects. Artichoke can be used both as fresh plant juice and in capsule form.

You can also find artichoke leaves in this dr.reinwald product:
HepaCHI

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Wild Garlic

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Wild garlic is a versatile herb with positive effects on health. It helps with fermentation processes in the intestines, bloating, and cramp-like pain. In addition, wild garlic can stimulate appetite, promote bile flow, lower cholesterol, and dilate blood vessels. The allicin that is produced when wild garlic is consumed has antibacterial effects and can help with mild gastrointestinal disorders. Overall, wild garlic promotes healthy intestinal flora.

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Wild garlic also strengthens the body and supports detoxification. Due to its high vitamin C content, it has a positive effect on the immune system and protects the cells, as does vitamin E. The potassium it contains is beneficial for high blood pressure and contributes to healthy heart function.

You can also find wild garlic in this dr.reinwald product:
SulfoCLEAN

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