Skip to main content

Latest news

More vitamin C is linked to less depression

 More vitamin C is linked to less depressionMost people are unaware of vitamin C’s key role in mental health and mood. According to a large population study that is published in Frontiers in Nutrition, having higher levels of vitamin C in the blood is linked to a lower risk of depression. The official dietary recommendations for vitamin C only focus on preventing the potentially lethal deficiency disease called scurvy, and things like stress, ageing, stimulant use, overweight, infections, and chronic illnesses can increase your need for the nutrient.

Read more ...

Remember to download Heart Healthy Seniors

Remember to download Heart Healthy Seniors
- your free e-book

Read how you can reduce your risk of dying from cardiovascular disease

The book describes how a new treatment that was tested by 443 seniors improved their heart health and reduced the incidence of cardiac death by 54%.

It's easy - click here and fill out the coupon

you will receive your free ebook by email

Get additionel and more detailed knowledge

knowledge
Click here & read more:

◊ Ubiquinone or ubiqinol  - does it really matter?

◊ Glucosamine

◊ Women benefit from Omega-3

◊ Organic or inorganic chromium

◊ Essential Nutrients

◊ What is selenium?

◊ About vitamin E: Natural alfa-tocopherol

Natural "sleep hormone" makes you wake up feeling rested

Natural "sleep hormone" makes you wake up feeling restedMelatonin is a natural substance that gets produced in the brain at night. Supplements of melatonin are highly useful for people who suffer from recurrent insomnia or travel across several time zones.

People who suffer from regular insomnia or find it difficult to fall asleep at night may benefit from taking a natural "sleep hormone" called melatonin. Melatonin induces a pleasant and natural sleep that makes you wake up feeling rested and refreshed. Unlike prescription hypnotics that are habit-forming and tend to make you feel drowsy, melatonin stimulates the body's natural sleep pattern, resulting in a healthy, deep sleep that lasts through the night.

Effective for jetlag and shiftwork

Not only is melatonin useful to those who have problems with falling asleep at night, it even helps people fall asleep in the daytime where the body is not used to sleeping. This feature is particularly useful for transatlantic travelers who fly across several time zones and suffer from subsequent jetlag, but also people with shiftwork can benefit from it. In both situations, the body's circadian rhythm (24-hour rhythm) is thrown off balance and that is what causes problems with sleeping and falling asleep.

Tricking the body

When you take melatonin, you install fatigue by "tricking" the body into believing that it is time to go to sleep. In essence, it is a way of mimicking the natural process that makes you yawn and feel like going to bed. In the evening when it gets dark outside, the brain releases melatonin. This is the substance that makes you feel tired.
When moving across time zones or working at night and exposing yourself to artificial light, the body gets confused. That is what upsets the balance and interferes with the melatonin production. Taking a melatonin supplement in tablet form compensates for this disruption.

Available in many EU countries

Melatonin is available in several EU countries, both as a nutritional supplement and an over-the-counter drug. It is illegal to import melatonin from countries outside of the EU. Any shipments containing melatonin will be confiscated by customs with the risk of a fine.


  • Created on .

Chronic fatigue tied Alan to his bed but Q10 capsules saved him:

Chronic fatigue tied Alan to his bed but Q10 capsules saved him "After about one week of taking the Q10 supplement I could feel a huge difference," says 23-year old Alan Piccini, who has been suffering from extreme fatigue and muscle aches ever since he was a child.

Read more

Cholesterol-lowering without side effects:

Cholesterol-lowering without side effects:“Taking capsules with co-enzyme Q10 has freed me of the severe side effects of my cholesterol lowering medicine,” Mrs Franken explains.
Read more