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Let go of stress!
With constant stress, the body remains constantly on alert, which can manifest itself both mentally and physically …
Here you will find a constantly expanding collection of studies on stress.
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Visit our exclusive knowledge areas and gain important insights into the world of micronutrients. The micronutrient 1 x 1 Immerse yourself in the world of micronutrients with our lecture series "The micronutrient 1 x 1" with Uwe Gröber (pharmacist and...
Sleep Health
Why is sleep so important for the human organism and how can it be supported?
Here you will find a constantly expanding collection of studies on Sleep Health.
Get out of the stress trap – what stress does to your body
Dr. med. Elke Mantwill
Specialist in general medicine, nutritional medicine and sports medicine
Many people suffer from stress and the body goes into a permanent state of alarm.
Nrf2 and Pandora’s box!
Mr. Uwe Gröber Head of the Academy & Center for Micronutrient Medicine
NRF2 inhibits NF-kB and activates Detoxification. The complex immunomodulating effects on the cells of the Immune System and the inflammatory processes are particularly noteworthy.
New therapeutic approaches for allergies
This article presents new therapeutic approaches for the treatment of allergies. The importance of micronutrients such as quercetin, vitamin C and OPC is discussed…
Nutritional requirements in sport
Supercompensation, regeneration and prevention. Athletes train hard to improve their physical fitness and performance. Anyone who thinks that supplementation is only about teasing out the full potential and maximum training effects is mistaken.
Micronutrient therapy for chronic degenerative joint diseases
Ms. Nathalie Schmidt and Dr. med. Edmund Schmidt
Acute and chronic diseases of the musculoskeletal system are often protracted and a daily occurrence in today’s practice.
Metformin as a micronutrient robber
Metformin is a classic example of a micronutrient robber with fatal consequences: About Us inhibiting Calcium-dependent endocytotic uptake at the terminal ileum, the antidiabetic drug disrupts…
Hashimoto
Hashimoto’s thyroiditis is widespread. Levothyroxine substitution alone appears to be insufficient. In addition to a stress management approach, patients benefit from amino acids and, in particular, Selenium, vitamin D and Omega 3. According to a study, the supply of vitamin B12 is also deficient in many Hashimoto’s patients.