Herbal Knowledge - Heart & Metabolism
The heart is the engine and the metabolism is the chemical lab of the body. To keep everything flowing, the body needs support with detoxification and vitalization. This category is all about plants such as heart-strengthening hawthorn, liver-regenerating milk thistle, or metabolism-activating dandelion. Discover how you can naturally optimize blood flow, organ function, and the removal of harmful substances, to bring new energy and vitality! ❤️🌿
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Artichoke
The bitter rosette leaves of the artichoke are considered inedible, but they contain valuable compounds that help ease digestive discomfort and support the liver's metabolism.
Birch Leaves & Birch Bark
Birch leaves and birch bark have a vitalizing effect on the body. With their diuretic, mildly dehydrating effect, birch leaves help flush the kidneys and bladder and are well suited for detoxifying spring cures.
Stinging Nettle
Stinging nettle (Urtica dioica and Urtica urens) is known for its diuretic effect, helps with mild urinary tract infections and contains ingredients with anti-inflammatory properties.
Common Dandelion
It gets the metabolism going, supports digestion, is diuretic and helps transport harmful substances out of the body.
Ginkgo
The active compounds in the fan-shaped leaves of the ginkgo tree support blood circulation, protect nerve cells, and can help ease signs of aging in horses and dogs.
Milk Thistle
Milk thistle is also known as lady's thistle, holy thistle, St. Mary's thistle or Christ's crown. It has been known as a medicinal plant since antiquity.
What's the Truth About Microalgae?
Spirulina and chlorella are considered multi-talents thanks to their valuable bioactive compounds, which have a positive effect on the health and well-being of humans and animals.
Hawthorn
Today, hawthorn is regarded as "food for the heart" and as a basic remedy for heart failure.
Our Herbal Knowledge
Here you'll find a wide selection of informative articles about the world of medicinal herbs for horses, dogs and humans. Whether it's about the effects of individual herbs, the correct application, or well-founded knowledge from our herb encyclopedia – we've put together valuable tips for you. We also answer questions about how nature can support the health of humans and animals alike. Browse through our articles and discover how to make the best use of the power of herbs! 🌿
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