Active against cardiovascular problems

Our vegan Omega-3 DHA provides the high-quality Omega-3 fatty acid from a purely plant-based nature. DHA has the highest spectrum of effectiveness of all omega-3 fatty acids to date.

Omega-3 has, among other things, an anti-inflammatory effect and therefore has a positive effect on chronic inflammatory processes in the body.

• 100% plant-based Omega-3 from algae: Ideal for vegetarians and vegans to meet the need for Omega-3 fatty acids.
• Important for cardiovascular health: Omega-3 ensures more flexible blood vessel walls, improves the deformability of red blood cells and supports blood circulation. It also reduces the aggregation of blood platelets and thus reduces the risk of thrombosis.
• Fights Inflammation: Increasing DHA intake can be helpful in minimizing inflammation.

Vitamin C is one of the most important vitamins for health. It not only strengthens the immune system and protects against colds, but also makes you more resistant to stress.

Vitamin C is activated by magnesium, so make sure your magnesium levels are balanced too!

• Strong antioxidant: It protects the body's cells from free radicals, which can be the beginning of every disease.
• Important for collagen formation: Vitamin C is involved in collagen formation and thus in the healing processes of collagen-containing tissues, such as the blood vessel walls. If there is too little vitamin C in the organism, the blood vessel walls cannot be repaired, so the body has to resort to cholesterol.
• Co-factor for zinc: Vitmin C increases the effectiveness of zinc.
• Blood formation: It is also involved in healthy blood formation by improving iron absorption from plant iron sources.

Ginkgo Biloba is a natural extract obtained from the leaves of the oldest living tree in China. The ginkgo tree is also known as the fan leaf tree.

Current clinical studies have shown that the extract has a positive effect on memory and circulatory problems. But diseases of the upper respiratory tract as well as bladder and kidney problems can also be successfully treated with Ginkgo Biloba.

• Improves blood flow: Based on the antioxidant property, blood flow can be improved. The resulting better oxygen supply to the entire organism helps not only the brain but also the human heart and muscles. Furthermore, researchers found that ginkgo is able to prevent the formation of blood clots and thus increase blood flow in the brain.
• Promotes concentration and memory: Ginkgo can be used to treat chronic concentration problems and declining memory. People who are often tired, suffer from mood swings or headaches can also benefit from taking the plant extract. Low physical performance can therefore be improved again, as can memory.
• Has antioxidant properties: Ginkgo contains the active ingredients terpenoids and flavonoids. Both have antioxidant properties, which means they can minimize oxidative stress. The extract can also be used as a preventive measure against metabolic and inflammatory diseases.

Thanks to its high-quality ingredients, our bath salt brings the pH value of the bath water into the alkaline range.

• Relaxes the muscles and deacidifies: After a strenuous and stressful day, enjoy a warm bath - this relaxes the muscles and the mind. It's the perfect opportunity to do something good for yourself and unwind.
• Supports the elimination of acids: An alkaline bath neutralizes the acidic pH value of our skin and also removes unnecessary toxins. Bring your body's acid-base balance back into balance.
• Back to balance: Chronic acidification that has persisted for years can lead to, among other things, high blood pressure, circulatory problems, cardiovascular diseases and inflammation.

Magnesium is a so-called essential nutrient , meaning magnesium is vital for the body. Our organism cannot produce magnesium itself. We have to get sufficient amounts of magnesium with food every day.

However, due to today's diet and industrial agriculture, there is a serious mineral deficiency in the population.

• Activates more than 300 enzymes: Magnesium is involved in more than 300 enzymatic processes - especially in protein metabolism - and without enzymes, almost nothing works!
• Relaxes muscles and blood vessels: Magnesium has an antispasmodic and anti-inflammatory effect.
• Protects the nervous system: It therefore has a positive effect on migraines, anxiety, hyperactivity and insomnia.

Our magnesium citrate is taken in the form of a pellet. With magnesium citrate, magnesium is bound to citrate, the salt of citric acid.

Magnesium is a so-called essential nutrient , meaning magnesium is vital for the body. Our organism cannot produce magnesium itself. We have to get sufficient amounts of magnesium with food every day.

However, due to today's diet and industrial agriculture, there is a serious mineral deficiency in the population.

• Activates more than 300 enzymes: Magnesium is involved in more than 300 enzymatic processes - especially in protein metabolism - and without enzymes, almost nothing works!
• Relaxes muscles and blood vessels: Magnesium has an antispasmodic and anti-inflammatory effect.
• Protects the nervous system: It therefore has a positive effect on migraines, anxiety, hyperactivity and insomnia.

Our magnesium chloride is in the form of flakes, bound to chloride, the salt of hydrochloric acid (= hydrochloric acid).

On average, the human body contains approximately 170 g of potassium. In contrast to sodium (table salt) and chloride, potassium is found almost exclusively inside the cells.

The ratio of potassium to sodium is normally 10:1 , but in everyday life this ratio is tilted due to the extremely high consumption of table salt. Yes, we need salt (sodium chloride) but in moderation and not in bulk! Modern humans consume an average of 7 to 12 grams of table salt (mostly through excessive consumption of industrial finished products, sausage, cheese, bread or canned goods).

Officially, however, an average salt requirement of 3 to 5 grams of table salt is considered sufficient for an average active person.

The benefits of potassium:

• Increases nerve conductivity: Potassium contributes to the normal functioning of the nervous system.
• Improved muscle function: Potassium contributes to normal muscle function.
• Regulates blood pressure: Potassium helps maintain normal blood pressure.

In our opinion, our mineral complex contains all the important basic minerals : magnesium citrate, potassium citrate, sodium bicarbonate, zinc citrate.

It is difficult to get the necessary minerals through food. Long transport, early harvest, inappropriate storage, incorrect preparation, industrial agriculture and our current lifestyle and diet contribute to widespread mineral deficiencies.

• Building function: Minerals and trace elements are used to build the body's own tissue (e.g. bone formation or hemoglobin).
• Essential for communication: Minerals are essential for the transmission of stimuli in sensory and nerve cells (e.g. sodium and potassium)
• Important for the muscles: They are responsible for smooth movements and relaxed, elastic blood vessels (e.g. magnesium).
• Supports the immune system: Minerals work for the immune system, for example zinc has an antiviral effect and strengthens immune functions.

Vitamin D can be produced by the body itself in the skin with the help of sunlight (UV-B radiation).

To ensure an adequate supply of vitamin D, it would be extremely important to be outdoors as often as possible without sunscreen, regardless of the weather. There is often a vitamin D deficiency in the population, especially in winter.

• Strengthens blood vessel walls: Vitamin D deficiency affects the health of blood vessels and makes them rigid and inelastic. It is believed that vitamin D strengthens the cells of the inner blood vessel walls or the muscles that surround the vessel.
• Supports the immune system: Vitamin D is involved in the immune system. Defense cells only start looking for invaders once they have been activated by vitamin D.
• Supports the muscles: Vitamin D contributes to normal muscle function and thus also has a positive effect on the blood vessels.
• Vitamin K: The vitamin K it contains ensures that calcium is stored in the bones (and not in the blood vessels). It can therefore help reduce vascular calcification.

HS ACTIVA Basicum contains sodium bicarbonate. This corresponds exactly to the active ingredient that the body ideally produces itself in sufficient quantities to ensure a balanced acid-base balance.

However, the organism cannot produce sodium bicarbonate in sufficient quantities if we live in a rhythm of hyperacidity.

High blood pressure and a heart attack, for example, can be the result of hyperacidity.

Simply drink a glass of water with half a teaspoon of sodium bicarbonate.

• Helps with heartburn and prevents kidney stones .
• Helps with bladder infections and sore muscles .
• Can have a positive effect on constipation .
• Regulates the pH value in the event of hyperacidity.

The silicon content in the body is about 1.4 g. These are distributed across our arteries, cartilage structures, intervertebral discs, tendons and skin. Silicon serves to strengthen our supporting tissue.

In humans and animals it is stored in cartilage, bones, teeth and connective tissue. It provides strength and elasticity by increasing moisture and storage capacity.

• Bones & Joints: Stabilizes against osteoporosis. Supports the formation of cartilage in the joints.
• Brain & Muscles: Improves metabolism and physical performance in the brain. Increases the quality and quantity of muscles. Contributes to elastic, stable blood vessels.
• Skin & Hair: Ensures growth, shine and strengthening of the hair and elasticity and tone of the skin.