Frische Kräuter, Zitronen und Kräutergetränk in einer Karaffe

Energy Through Toxin Elimination

Part 4 of our blog series on the topic: Vital energy

Gold, silver, and copper are all metals that enjoy great esteem in our society and culture—wars have even been fought and nations conquered for some of them. However, there are also very different metals: those that can be harmful to our health. Heavy metals from the environment, much like pesticides and other toxins, can enter our bodily system through food or inhalation and accumulate there. Since some of these substances can be harmful even in very small amounts, it is important to address them, eliminate potential sources of toxins in our immediate environment, and, when necessary, support the body in eliminating harmful substances.

Our blog series on the topic: Vital energy

Part 1: Light, sleep, and vital energy
Quality sleep is one of the body’s basic needs and is essential for a healthy and energetic life.

Part 2: Energy through fasting
Refocusing on what truly matters, experiencing the body in a completely new and powerful way, expanding mental and physical boundaries, and strengthening overall health.

Part 3: Energy through proper nutrition
When it comes to nutrition, there are many different schools of thought—some of which contradict one another—and in the jungle of recommendations and well-meant advice, it’s easy to lose track.

Part 4: Energy through toxin elimination
Heavy metals from the environment, much like pesticides, can enter our system through food. As some of them can be harmful even in small amounts, it is important to be aware of and address them.

Part 5: Energy through movement
Movement plays a key role in maintaining vitality, supporting circulation, strengthening the body, and promoting overall well-being.

Heavy Metal Burden in the Body

Some heavy metals can be extremely harmful to our bodies, while others are essential trace elements that we need in small amounts to survive. These essential heavy metals include, for example, chromium, iron, copper, and zinc. However, even here the rule does not apply that more is better: even a slight overconcentration of some of these heavy metals can be harmful to the organism or even toxic. Another group of heavy metals is generally considered harmful to health and can be highly toxic even in small quantities; these include, for example, lead, thallium, cadmium, and mercury.

Heavy metals occur naturally in the rocks of the Earth’s crust, where they are usually tightly bound in ores, oxides, sulfides, carbonates, and other compounds. Through weathering and erosion, they are naturally released into the soil and the water cycle. Depending on the surrounding geology, some regions therefore have naturally higher concentrations of heavy metals. With the age of industrialization, increasing resource extraction from the Earth’s crust, and rising emissions, human exposure to heavy metals has increased disproportionately. Contributing factors include mining operations, fertilizer production, the burning of coal, waste and sewage sludge, as well as road traffic and the production of steel, cement, and glass. Incidentally, researchers assume that all heavy metals found on the Earth’s surface today originally arrived there via asteroids.

People are typically exposed to heavy metals through food, contaminated water, cosmetic products, or inhalation. Some sources of heavy metal exposure can therefore be relatively easily eliminated, while exposure through the air is much harder to avoid. In addition, people with dental amalgam fillings—which among other things contain mercury—often suffer from increased heavy metal exposure. Unfortunately, our oceans in particular are heavily contaminated with toxic heavy metals, which can accumulate in marine organisms. As a result, regular consumption of sea fish can lead to increased heavy metal levels, especially in fish that are high up the food chain and consume many other fish.

Exposure to Agricultural Chemicals

The fact that pesticides and other agricultural chemicals are harmful to the environment and to our own bodies is certainly no longer news. Increasingly, people are choosing to avoid foods that are conventionally grown—that is, produced using pesticides—out of concern for their health. This is undoubtedly an important step toward environmental protection, as expanding organic farming generally leads to a reduction in the use of agricultural chemicals. Unfortunately, studies in recent years have shown that agricultural toxins are not only absorbed through food. Traces of glyphosate were found in 99.6% of urine samples collected across Germany—both in people who consume exclusively organic foods and in those who do not.

The herbicide is classified by the WHO as “probably carcinogenic” and has now been detected in the air throughout Germany. Unfortunately, glyphosate is not the only substance we absorb into our bodies through breathing: in the same study, researchers identified a further 137 pesticide active substances and degradation products that could be detected in the air across Germany. Among these were even around 30% of pesticides that no longer have any approval at all.

Pesticides that enter our bodies accumulate over time and can affect organs, hormonal balance, cellular health, the nervous system, and fertility even in small amounts. They are primarily stored in fatty tissue, which means they are also released again during weight loss. If a high level of exposure is suspected, weight loss should therefore not occur too rapidly in order

How Does Detoxification Work?

To reduce the harmful cocktail of agricultural chemicals and heavy metals that accumulates in our bodies as a result of modern lifestyles, detoxification measures can be undertaken. There are many different approaches and offerings available, but they all rely on supplying minerals or plant-based compounds that stimulate the body’s detoxifying organs and bind the released toxins so they can be eliminated more easily.

Such methods include heavy metal smoothies or green smoothies, which can be easily and deliciously integrated into everyday life and help counteract the accumulation of heavy metals. In cases of significant exposure, a dedicated heavy metal detox program—specifically designed for this purpose—may also be an option. What is appropriate and beneficial in each individual case can be determined with the help of tests and in consultation with a trusted physician or naturopath.

Conclusion

Unfortunately, living in an industrialized world brings with it a number of negative effects on our bodies. Whether we like it or not, our environment contains a wide range of harmful substances that can enter the body and accumulate there. To counteract the negative effects that heavy metals, agricultural chemicals, and similar toxins can have on our health, more and more people are turning to daily preventive measures such as special smoothies or targeted detox programs using plants or minerals. While there is still much to learn and explore in this field, what ultimately matters is that we feel healthy and vital—and detoxification programs can play an important role in supporting that goal.

Koriander, Kräuterelixier, Bio, Kräuteröl, 100 ml

Organic coriander tincture 100 ml

For our coriander tincture, the coriander herb is placed into the extraction liquid immediately after harvest (ratio 1:3). Through alcoholic extraction, both water-soluble and fat-soluble components are extracted equally from the plant, ensuring that all active constituents of coriander are available in the tincture. Before bottling, our coriander tincture is regularly shaken and allowed to mature for at least three months. The cultivation of coriander is partly managed by us and partly sourced from our certified organic producers. Sowing, harvesting, and processing are carried out by our trained team in accordance with the highest quality standards. The coriander plants are cultivated and processed without the use of chemicals or additives. Product Information Our product contains no fillers, colorings, or preservatives. 100% natural and vegan, with no added sugar. Organic Certification Our product is certified organic by the inspection body DE-ÖKO-070 – EU agriculture. Recommended Use Unless otherwise directed, take 30 drops three times daily. If needed, the tincture may be diluted in water. Allow it to remain briefly in the mouth before swallowing. It is recommended to take the tincture before meals. Equivalents: 1/4 tsp ≙ 25 drops, 30 drops ≙ 1.5 ml For all natural products, it is recommended to take a 14-day break at least every 6 weeks. Ingredients Purified water, organic alcohol (alc. 96% vol.), coriander herb*.*from certified organic cultivation. Nutritional Information Energy per 100 ml: 942 kJ / 225 kcal Energy per serving (1 tsp ≙ 5 ml): 47.1 kJ / 11.25 kcal Contains negligible amounts of fat, saturated fat, carbohydrates, protein, and salt. Important Notes Do not exceed the stated recommended daily intake. Food supplements are not a substitute for a balanced and varied diet. If you have a medical condition, are taking medication, or are pregnant or breastfeeding, consult your doctor or healthcare practitioner before using food supplements. Whether and which food supplements are appropriate for children and adolescents should also be determined by a pediatrician or qualified healthcare professional. Storage Store tightly closed in a cool, dry, and dark place. Keep out of reach of children. Origin Made in Germany. Content 100 ml ℮

US$23.76

Flasche, Shaker, Flasche, Shaker, Flasche, Shaker, Flasche, Shaker, Flasche, Shaker, koriander, glycerinextrakt, bio, tinktur, flasche, koriander, körner-öl, glyzérin-extrakt, bio, flasche, korianderöl, koriander, bio, glycerinextrakt, 100ml

Coriander Tincture Alcohol-Free Organic

The alcohol-free coriander tincture is made from coriander herb and prepared as a strong extract immediately after harvest (ratio 1:3). Before bottling, the alcohol-free coriander tincture is regularly shaken and allowed to mature for at least three months. The cultivation of coriander is partly managed by us and partly sourced from certified organic cultivation of our producers. Sowing, harvesting, and processing are carried out by our trained team in accordance with the highest quality standards. The coriander plants are cultivated and processed without the use of chemicals or additives. Product Information Our product contains no fillers, colorings, or preservatives. 100% natural and vegan, with no added sugar. Organic Certification Our product is certified organic by the inspection body DE-ÖKO-070 – EU and non-EU agriculture. Recommended Use Unless otherwise directed, take 1/2 teaspoon three times daily. The glycerin tincture has a slightly sweet taste. For consumption it can be easily mixed with water, tea (lukewarm), yogurt, or muesli. Equivalents: 1/2 tsp ≙ approx. 30 drops, 30 drops ≙ approx. 2.5 ml For all natural products, it is recommended to take a 14-day break at least every 6 weeks. Ingredients Vegetable glycerin from organic flaxseed, purified water, coriander herb*.*from certified organic cultivation. Nutritional Information Energy per 100 ml: 1256 kJ/300 kcal Energy per serving (1 tsp ≙ 5 ml): 62.8 kJ/15 kcal Contains negligible amounts of fat, saturated fatty acids, carbohydrates, protein, and salt. Important Notes Do not exceed the recommended daily intake. Food supplements are not a substitute for a balanced and varied diet. If you have a medical condition, are taking medication, or are pregnant or breastfeeding, consult your doctor or healthcare practitioner before taking food supplements. Whether and which supplements are appropriate for children and adolescents should also be determined by a pediatrician or qualified practitioner. Contraindications In diabetics, glycerin may cause hyperglycemia or glucosuria. The use of food supplements in diabetes should always be discussed in advance with the treating physician or healthcare practitioner. Storage Store tightly closed in a cool, dry, and dark place. Keep out of reach of children. Origin Made in Germany. Content 100 ml ℮

US$31.03