South America

The acerola shrub, whose fruits look similar to European cherries (although they are not related), is endemic to Central and South America. Acerola grows mainly along roadsides and rivers, but also on dry, rocky mountain slopes at altitudes up to 1600m. The acerola cherry is known for its exceptionally high natural content of vitamin C with approximately 1700mg / 100g in the fresh fruit.

Our raw, organic camu camu powder (Myrciaria dubia) is derived from hand-picled whole fruits – including pulp and seeds – and is rich in vitamin C. This fruit grows wild along rivers in the Peruvian Amazon at an elevation of 200–300m. Sourced directly from the manufacturer and tested in a German laboratory.

High-dose premium cranberry extract with the world's highest proanthocyanidin content of 50mg per capsule. Derived via pure water-ethanol extraction method, without the use of chemical solvents. Supplemented with natural vitamin C and in a complex with citrus bioflavonoids and lipids for improved absorption and retention time. Fructose-free, no additives.

Green coffee (Coffea arabica) is rich in bioactives. We offer this unique coffee as a powder made from 100% unroasted green coffee beans from Peru or as capsules containing an extractwith 25% chlorogenic acid.

The guarana plant, named after the indigenous Guaranì people, is native to the Amazon basin. Due to its high caffeine content, the seeds are used to make both coffee-like and soft drinks.

Our organic rosehip powder (Rosa canina) is made from whole fruits, including the peel and seeds. Sustainably grown in Chile: 100% natural, vegan, no additives, fairtrade. We also offer rosehip extract, which has a natural vitamin C content of over 20%. Derived via pure water extraction with 150mg per capsule.

The Maqui berry (Aristotelia chilensis), also called Queldón, is characterised by an exceptionally high content of valuable phytochemicals. Its consumption has a long tradition in Chile, where the Maqui berries are native. This pure Maqui berry extract has a standardised content of 35% anthocyanins and 25% delphinidin. Obtained through water extraction, vegan.

Mexican wild yam (Dioscorea villosa) is particularly interesting due to its remarkable content of diosgenin, a substance that belongs to the group of steroids, much like sex hormones. The root is particularly valued by women because of its nutritional information. This Mexican yam root extract is obtained via water-ethanol extraction at an extraction ratio of 10:1, resulting in a diosgenin content of 20%. With gum arabic from sustainable cultivation as a natural filler. Vegan.

Muira puama (Ptychopetalum olacoides) is also known as potency wood. We offer muira puama extract that has been obtained via water-ethanol extraction in a ratio of 10:1. No additives, vegan.